The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-16

nese lily bulbs AT Emslles hover store
Public Scotch dance in Miles hall Sat
urdsy night Admission SOC, ladies' free
Mrs. Fl. M. Richie returned last night
from a visit with relatives in Pittsheld
Mass.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bresett Of Pros
poet street
You should have one Of those neeced
wrappers on sale at Perry's on Satur-
day at SIC each.
Robert Richardson Of Lisbon. N. IT,,
arrived ~ this city to-day for few
days business visit.
Howard Miles went to Hanover, N IT.,
to-day to attend the DartmouthWil-
liams foot ball game.
st. Monica's parish will hold its annual
Catholic fair in Woodman hall on Octo-
Der 20 to 30, inclusive.
Mrs. Ruth Avery. who has been visit.
ing al the home OF her daughter, Mrs r.
f. Beckley, returned to-day to her home
in ST. Adams
Bear in mind the public dance at
Woodmen's hail. Saturday, Oct 10, with
Gilbertson's orchestra Admission for
gents SOC, ladies free
Beautiful chairs, desks. touches. beds,
etc, etc, given away free at B. w.
Hooker & Co.'S store Look in their
windows for information
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Ball returned 70
their home in ST. bloomsbury to-day after
visit at the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs y. S.
Smith OF Merchant street.
The Ladies Of the Maccabees viii meet
Monday afternoon az the X. Of p hall
AT one o'clock to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. A. NJ. Milne in a body.
Mrs. Russell 3. Brown returned to
her home in Lancaster. n H.. to-day
after a visit at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. c. G. Page Of jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank I. Beekley, who
have been visiting at the home Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Beckley, left
this morning for their home in Brooklyn,
N. \.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the conme-
qational church viii hold their Christ
mas sale on the afternoons and evenings
of Tuesday and Wednesday, December
z and $.
Wood Wood Dry slab wood. $3.50
per run, delivered. Dry limb wood. 81 90
per run, delivered. Leave orders at 90
Washington street Phone lss, A. w.
Winch. Admir-
Maccabees. attentions special review
tonight Saturdays at I o'clock sharp,
to make arrangements for the funeral
of Mrs. A. NJ Milne. All members are
requested to be present Per order X. X.
The general committee Of st. Monica's
fair will be at the X. Of G. club rooms
every evening from to o'clock for
the purpose Of giving any information
to the soliciting COMMITTEES which they
may want
r. P McGrath, Arthur Gordon, James
Even. William Mckenzie and Paul Ger
don went to Hanover, n. raj, today IN
J W. Gordon's Haynes automobile 10
attend the foot bali game between Dart
mouth and Williams
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, until they are free from
them IN the family. Also give the health
officer notice Of the cases.
AIT the meeting Of the Presbyterian
Baraea class held last night the follow
ing officers were elected: Robert Mackie,
president; David Stewart, vice presi-
dent; Alex Cordiner, secretary; James
Milne. assistant secretary; Elmer Full
som, treasurer; William Mcdonald, press
correspondent.
"Peck's Bad Boy" company that ap-
pears at the opera house next Tuesday
evening, Oct. ~, includes Tom Bullock,
Jas. A. Callahan, John Marion, Angus
McISinnon, Jas. Marion, Robt Wilson,
Miss Nellie Beland, Miss Lillian Love-
land, Miss Emma Delmar, all well
known musical comedy and vaudeville
artists.
Charles D. Carpenter returned last
night from visits with relatives in East
hampton and Westfeld, Mass. He was
accompanied upon his return BY his
mother-in-law, Mrs, Hannah Nichols,
who has been visiting relatives in West
field for the past three weeks. Although
Mrs. Nichols is 80 years Of age she
stood the trip well.
eThe Travelling Salesman by James
Forbes, the author OF "The Chorus
Lady will appear at the opera house
soon. Bob Blake as the drummer in
"The Travelling Salesman has found
tremendous vogue with Bostonians and
New Englanders, and is unquestionably
occupying first place in the current sea
sons comedy offerings and monopolzing
the laugh market IT'S situations are
SO capitally true TO life and all Of the
dierent types and characters played in
such a lively. cyclonic fashion that they
create a gale Of merriment and hearty
laughter that there is not more than
three minutes opportunity for serious
countenances on the part Of the audi
ences and lively interest is sustained
t. the very last word Of the final cur
tain.