The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


c, y. Whiting left to-day for a visit
with relatives in Ely
Sale Of silent cloth" at Perry's for
your dining room table.
Miss Freda Wiley left to-day for a
visit with friends in Groton.
A. J. Loranger has moved from ~
Beckley street to l02 Summer street.
Time now to get some Of those Chi
nese lily bulbs at Emslie's flower store.
You should have one Of those fleeced
wrappers on sale at Perry's on Satur-
day at SIC each
Sc. Monica's parish will hold its annual
Catholic fair in Woodman hall on Octo-
Der % to 80, inclusive.
shop stewards can get their Granite
Cutters Journals AZ the secretary's Office
tonight 4, NJ Smith. secretary.
John Mctsowan, Ivan Perry and NJ s.
Robinson went to Quechec to-day to play
in an orchestra at a wedding there this
evening
Mrs. John McWilliam, Mrs. L. Mcleod
and Mrs II. H. Clark were called to
Inverness, Que, to-day by the illness Of
relatives.
Mrs. Rufus b. Fowler who has been
in this city on business for a short time,
returned to-day to her home in Worces-
ter Mass.
Charles c. varney Of this city has
been granted an increase Of pension at
the rate OF SIS per month, beginning
September 20, 1909
Bear in mind the public dance at
Woodmen's hall, Saturday, Oct. 10, with
Gilbertson's orchestra. Admission for
gents soc, ladies free.
Beautiful chairs. desks, touches, beds,
etc, etc, given awny free at b. w.
Hooker & Co.'S store. Look in their
windows for information.
Russell H. sonweIl will lecture at the
Barre opera house on November 3, HE
subject being Jolly Earthquake or,
THE Spirit Of CheerfulnessS
The Sunday school box social in the
Boutwell, district Friday evening will BE-
held at the home OF Dr.. Barber. Every
one cordially invited. Ladies win please
bring boxes.
Wood Wood Dry slab wood. $3.50
per run, delivered. Dry limb wood, S20o
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 90
Washington street Phone 1888. A. w.
Winch, Admir-
Among the unusual nature facts -
the picking Of d ripe strawberry yes
terday by 9. A. Spear. The berry was
Of the cultivated species. There were
three unripe berries on the same stem.
The general committee Of ST. Monica's
fair will be at the X. Of G. club rooms
every evening from 7 to o'clock for
the purpose Of giving any information
to the soliciting committee which they
may want.
The following Is the menu Of the sup
per which will be served at $3.50 o'clock
this evening at the meeting Of the lay
mans league Of the Universalist church:
fried oysters, cold meat, cabbage salad,
hot rolls. cranberry sauce, pie, assorted
cake, coffee, fruit.
Notice from the board Of health. In
families where there are cases Of measles
all children that have never had the
disease must stay away from school and
all public places, unfit they are free from
them in the family Also give the health
officer notice Of the cases.
William J. Pierce pleaded guilty in
the city court last evening TO a first
offense OF intoxication and pa fine OF
s., with costs Of SOFA. He was arrested
yesterday forenoon by Officer earle
while he was sleeping of his jag on
piazza Of a house at Howes place.
Local friends Of Ed. Reulbach, for.
merly known as sheldon, the boy won.
der" pitcher Of the Intercity base ball
team, will regret to read the statement
that he is i'll at his home in Chicago as
the result Of the loss Of Chicago Ma
tional vs.. Chicago American base ball
game because Of balk which was called
on him by the umpire, forcing in the
winning score for his opponents.
''Peck's Bad Boy" musical comedy
on a high pinnacle Of success is the Offer
ing at the opera house on Tuesday, Oct.
10. The company is under the personal
direction OF Mr.. JAS n Marion, who
has spared neither pains nor expense to
make this production eclipse ali former
efforts lie has secured capable com
pany Of players The comedy - con-
oeded BY both the press and public to be
without rival IT is full Of comedy
situations and musical specialties, and
the scenic embellishments and mechani-
cal effects are Of the BEST
The Goddard seminary foot ball team
went Ia Sayton's River to-day where
they will play the Vermont academy
eleven this afternoon. Goddard II very
hopeful Of adding another victory to
their list owing "a their good showing
over st. Michael's and the fact that
Colby academy defeated v. A. last week
80 to 0. Tho team left this morning
in more than the usual jubilant spirits
over the fact that they have been given
permission to attend the Dartmouth
Williams game At Hanover tomorrow on
their way back from Saxtons River.