The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-01
1ALK OF THE TOWN.
s1a AhboLL- Boa 49,. goods.

See Abbott's SOC dress goods.
House dresses for fan al Periy's.
Excursion to Missisquoi park See
adv. on page q.
New ginehams and percales at The
Vaughan Store
Fl. W. Heath 81 Plain6cld was a visitor
10 this city to-day
Mrs. C. n. Kenyon went to So. Johns
bury to-day for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Smith went to
Groton pond to-day to camp for . few
days.
Miss GLADYS Gale went 70 Mortified
yesterday for few days visit with rel
atiyes
Byron Num- and family left to-day
for few days visit At bis former home
in Danville
! r. A. Lorette Of Bradford. granite
dealer was a business visitor in this
city today.
All those going to the Epworth league
corn roast on Wednesday night please
take the 6:45 car.
Regular meeting Of bright star Re-
bekah lodge. No. 49, will be held Wed
nesday evening, September ! at o'clock.
Public dance, Dewey park, Saturday
afternoon and evening GiIbertsons or
ehestra. Five cents dance. Charles
PlouH
Mrs. Donald Smith and children re.
turned yesterday form a several weeks
vacation, spent 40 Old Orchard, Maine,
and Graniteville, Que.
Mrs. Walter T. Freeman aud daughter,
Ruth, returned 10 their home IN Clare.
mont, N H., yesterday after visit at
the home Of G. n. Kenyon.
stephen r. Colby. conductor on the
Central Vermont branch train, began his
vacation to-day, and his place Is being
taken by Charles Simmons.
Regular review 81 the L. o. r. MI
win be held Wednesday evening, seutem.
Der !. AZ Z o'clock Ladies not having
paid their dues kindly do so At this
meeting.
Mrs Elpira Cook and her daughter,
Mrs r J. Canton, left this noon FOX a
two months visit with relatives 10
Keene, \. r., and several places in Mas
sachusetts.
W. T. Terrill Of Montpelier returned
yesterday from Los Angeles, Cal, where /
he went 70 attend the meeting Of the
Amrican Pharmaceutical association as
a delegate from The Vermont State Phar
maceutieal association.
There viii be an important meeting Of
the church committee Of the Congrega |
tional church Thursday evening al $3.50. |
Persons who wish 70 unite with sbe
church are requested to meet the com
mittse at this time. The meeting will
be held in the vestry.
z. I. Waterman, who has been spend
ing the summer in this city went to 1
Greensboro to-day for z few days outing |
after which he win return 70 State Col 1
lege, Pa, where he Is an instructor in
civil engineering at the Pennsylvania
state college
MAY seeel. the seven -vears.old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Segel
met with q painful accident last evening
While playing with another child, She
jumped on from door step onto al
iron hay rake and ore Of the teeth of
the rake pierced the botton 20 her shoe
and went into her foot al inch deep
Dr.. Goodrich was called to dress the
wound and It Is not thought that any
thing serious win result from the in-
jury.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were Mrs b. L. S Brown, Bus,
ter Brown, St. Louis; D. J. Coburn.
Ky Thomas Biswel, James
Quinn, Penn N. III, y. Z. Carleton,
Charles W. Daniel. Albany,
N. ~; George al Mc0mhre, New York
y. A. LaFountain, Burlington; 4. ID.
Fletcher, Hardwick; r. B. Rogers Bur-
lington Frank A. Redding. Toledo, o.;
Harry A. Pratt, Cleveland; John +.
Rochester, N. u
The Barre Golf club held ITS annual
corn roast at tbs links last evening and
the even was enjoyed BY a party Of
about sixty, consisting of the club mem
bers and their friends. After they had
had their FIJI Of corn and toasted marsh.
mallows, they adjourned to the club.
house, where the ladies served coffee and
waters. and d short program was given. /
consisting Of readings by Miss Allie
Trow and james Reid and a clog dance
by Alex Milne The party broke mp
at 10 o'clock The clubhouse and grounds
were prettiIy Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns The committee which had
charge of The arrangements was com
posed Of Miss Mamie Sexton. Miss Pene
lope Cali. Mrs II G. Woodruff, John 7.
Averill ard Frank Dalgafno