The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

to 10 i1ehtne , iOf your Wall paper.
Carload Of new wall papers Just ar
rived at Heaths.
NJ Gotler went to Burlington to-day
on a business trip.
G. IT. Upper went to Randolph to-day
on q business visit
The w. c. T. u. viii meet Friday
afternoon at the usual time and place.
Miss Jennie Macdonald returned home
last night after two weeks vacation,
spent in New York and Westerly, X. l.
Mrs. Mary Odgers returned to-day to
har home in New London, Conn, after
two months visit with her son, Frank
Odgers.
f. Y. Hutchinson returned to-day to
his home in Boston, after visit yes
terday at the home OF his brother, l.. R.
Hutchinson.
The quarterly meeting Of the Ladies
Barre Hospital Aid association win be
held at the city council room Friday aft
ernoon, October Z, at 3 o'clock.
The /. o.. o. T., M T., fair starts oc-
tober y with an excellent program.
This order has always upheld a reputa-
tion for running good and enjoyable
fair. and this viii be no exception Ri
ley's orchestra win furnish music for
dancing.
The annual business meeting OF the
Philathea class of the Baptist church
will be held this evening Immediately
after the prayer service The election
of officers for the ensuing year win take
place at this time. The Times is re-
quested to say that a large attendance
is desired.
Wednesday and Thursday arrivals at
the City hotel were as follows; B. A.
Masse, New York City; i. b. Boynton,
Morrisville; J. SHILLING, Boston; y. A.
Simmons, Chicago; c. r. Howe, Troy.
n. y: II. n. Kimball, Enosburg Falls;
John Dime. Washington, d. G.; NJ. T.
Pulleu. Springfield, Mass; T. J. Moher,
p. II. Morton, Boston; f. j. Henderson,
Elkhart, Ind; J. f. Blanny, Boston.
Following is the list Of flowers at the
funeral of Mrs. Soldini: Wreath,
Mother" family; wreath. Italian Ath-
letic club; wreath. Ernest and Domen-
leo Peverelli; garland, Mrs. Rickert Mr..
MacNeil, Mr.. Beck; roses, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. A. Drown; carnations, Mr. and Mrs.
p. Cataneo. Mr. and Mrs. e, Casallini,
y. B. Cadenazzi, Mrs. l.. Rossi, Mrs. s.
ComolIi; flowers. MIR. and Mrs. J.. Bar
beri, Mr.. and Mrs G. Barberi.
Wednesday arrivals at the hotel Otis
we're as follows: Miss Maude Ander-
son, r. A. Gillian. f. A. Ecker, f. /.
Russell, Stephen Healy, Lyman Howe
Co; ]. j. Dunn. Boston; A. G. Bigelow,
Brookfield; A. NJ Foley, New York City;
f. A. Small, Albany, ~ y; A. d.
Spaulding. Buffalo, ~ Y; Robert
Bourne, Burlington; A. w. Crossett, A.
b. Johnson, Concord, \. H.; X 7. Stock
well. Worcester, Mass; T. G. Moore,
White River functions +. A. Tillotson,
Fall River, Mass.
In selecting A Day at the Ranch for
their initial appearance as entertainers,
the members Of Hiawatha lodge, l. o.
o. F., have made a happy choice, and
have very decided novelty, for this
musical play is entirely new to Barre
and contains more funny features and
more singing and dancing spccialties
than any given here before Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodenbaugh have been producing
PLAYS Of some sort here for the past
ten years. always successfully, and they
claim that this latest one is very much
superior to any of their other efforts
One attending rehearsals is surprised
at the large number Of young men on
hand. something very unusual, but a
Day at the Ranch" is already so popu-
lar that the committee have no diff.
Guilty in getting pretty nearly anyone
they wish to take part Rehearsal this
evening win b held in the UniversaIist
vestry, this bsing lodge night in Odd
Fellows hs1A