The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the misses sweaters for 6oc at
Yaughans.
Edward English went to Hardwick to.
day to work.
Fred J. Siseo OF st. Adams was in the
city to-day on business.
Paul Franza went to Boston to-day for
weeks visit with friends
At the opera house tonight the hit
Of the season, "The Girl In the Taxi"
Fresh arrival Of fancy Florida grape
fruit, price Zoe each, at New England
Fruit Co.'S,
Concord grapes cheaper. More those
two baskets for 25c to-day, at New
England Fruit Co.'S
DIR. Raymond Hastings Of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a few days with
friends in the city,
Charles Converse. mail carrier No. 4,
resumed his duties this morning after a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs Harvey Goss has gone to East
Cabot to see TO the erection OF a monu-
ment at the grave Of her late husband.
Mrs. David Radnor returned to-day to
her home in Poughkeepsie, N. ", after
passing two weeks with relatives in the
city.
Wanted at once, girl or middle-aged
woman to assist in general housework.
Only capable and reliable ones need app
ply. n. +. telephone 1912, Peoples tel
ephoue i2-l3.
Among the Friday and Saturday ar.
rivals at the City hotel were the follow
ing persons: Edward Livingston, L. G..
Mckenzie, Boston; G. C. Squires, Spring
field Mass; T. H. Forkes, ir., Theodore
g. Lewis, New York City
This afternoon and evening at Smith
$ Cummings: Oysters Tor trying, CLAIMS
for ehowder, Holsters for salads, seal
lops for frying, oysters for baking
tshelD, finnan haddie fall sizesl, halibut,
large steaks Full assortment OF reg.
etables, meats and fruits
ST. John the Baptist Church, Web
sterville. W. ]. VI. Beattie, rector Sery.
Ice at 3 p. III. Sunday school at 2 p. N. |
Wednesday, evening prayer and instruc.
tion. After service there viii be
business meeting OF the congregation /
Everyone connected with the church is |
requested to be present.
First Baptist church; Morning wor-
ship at l030 subject of sermon, Man !
a New Creature Manwards; Bible 4
school at l2 for all classes; Christian I
Endeavor at and evening service at I, \
subject, "a Deposed Prince; prayer /
meeting Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. d, +. Gregory were en-
tirely surprised at their home on the
east hill last evening, when thirty friends
from Graniteville called upon them The
evening was pleasantly spent in singing
and dancing. Refreshments of sand.
cake, coffee and fruit were served.
The party broke up at late hour,
after having spent an enjoyable even
ing
The quarterly meeting Of the ladies'
hospital aid association was held in the
city council chambers yesterday after
noon at o'clock II was voted to hold
their annual tag day next Saturday,
October Is, and committees for the same
were appointed. II was also voted to
,all their supply day, to receive dona.
tons Of pickles and preserves, Tuesday,
November ].
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were
rs follows George Poole, c. s. Burr.
Boston; A. B. Johnson, Portland. Ne.
Z. P. Swan, Newport; John Draper. Bos-
on; II. II, Blanchard, Springfield; Har-
v Crawford, White River Junction: NJ
!. Robinson, Baltimore, Ne; c. W. El-
fridge st. Adams; A. L. Woodward.
sherbrooke, Que; 7. II. Hodgeman, Lyn-
lonville; G. A. Hanson, Rutland; +. w.
Edwards. New York Cityi O. II. Craw.
ord Paterson, n J.
The Church of the Good Shepherd.
". J. NJ. Beattie, rector. Holy com !
nunion at a. m. Morning prayer and ]
sermon at l0:30. Sunday school at /
l;50 Evening prayer and sermon at
o'clock Subject in the morning. sNas
Noses the Meekest Man on Earthfe
evening, "The relation between the
'hristiau believer and the unchristian ]
eatHres OF society in which he is placed"
friday, evening prayer, 7;30. u