The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
TALK OF The TOWN


John O'Leary went to Boston last
night on business trip.
S. j. Segel has returned home from a
business trip to Burlington.
John Ritchie went to st. Johns, P. O.,
to-day on a business trip.
George Weeks went to Bangor, Me-,
to-day for visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Knapp Of Rutland is
spending few days IN the city.
James Kearney will pass the week
end with friends in Waterbury.
Harry G. Barnett of Newbury was in
the city yesterday on business trip.
j. f. Gotta Of AIoretown was among
the business visitors IN the city yester-
day
Miss Mildred Phelps is to have an
operation this afternoon at the City hos
pital.
John Emslie went to st. Johnsbry
to-day for visit with relatives over
Sunday,
Harley Kenerson Of Church street went
to Williamstown this morning on FISH
ing trip.
Clifford Pea<e is employed in Thorn
as Des,Iardin's barber shop on North
Main street.
Persons having Boston American cou-
pons are asked to give them to George
Bennett or to their newsboys.
G. A. Hill returned to-day to his
home III Northfeld, after passing
few days in the city on business
Mrs. j J. Dashner Of Washington. who
was operated upon at the City hospital
Sunday, night is gaining rapidly.
Mrs. + Jordan left yesterday for her
home in Hartford, Conn, after visiting
friends in Barre and vicinity for several
weeks.
The st. Adams high school team
which played Montpelier high at Mont
peler yesterday, stayed over night in
the city and left to-day for Northfeld
for game with Northheld high school.
The auction sale Of personal property
at III. N Farnham stable in Montpelier
conducted by G. f. Smith yesterday
was largely attended and satisfactory
prices were received. Fifteen horses We're
in the sale.
Christian Science Church Service at
10:45 Il. M; subject of lesson sermon,
"Mortals and Immortals" Wednesday
evening meeting at 1880. To these serv-
ices all are welcome The reading room
i open Tuesday and Friday from 2 to
4 D. m. Summer street.
Berlin Congregational Church --lo:45 a.
m., service conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Frank Bloomfield; topic, Jesus Chris
md the Common People" Noon, Sun
day school. 1880 p. M, young peoples
meeting, Wednesday, 1880 p. m, sery-
Zee at the Berlin pond schoolhouse; ad- I
lress by Rev. Frank Bloomfield.
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis were /
Us follows: II. A. Lewis Burlington; NJ |
VI. Brown. Boston; II. p. Prindle, Bur
ington; s. L. Palmer, Boston; s. l.. I
Johnson, George Cummings, Sunacook, 4
Y. H.; NJ. Lasheyer. Albany, N. Y; F.
:. Platt. Rutland; H. I'll. Blanchard, +
bans high school team; X. S. Abbott, |
Conn: H. G. Hanson, Con I
,ord, n. H.; G. w. Thompson, New
York City; J. w. Spaulding, Newbury I
oort. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White, I
n. Y; T. Hurlburt, Hard
wick
Bethany Church, Montpelier -Yesper
,ervice at 4;l5. A special service Of
music and a short practical talk by the
lastor. designed to afford an inspiration
n the twilight hour of the Sabbath day.
rhe talk viii be the answer TO a ques
ion sent to the pastor; "Can you say
word Of helpfulness to man natural
v irritable" The music Is as follows:
Credo." Hasche, orchestra; anthem,
Softly Now the Light of Day" Schneck
r, double quartet; meditation, "Twi-
light" w Briggs, orchestra; response,
Savior. Hear Our Prayer" Lowell-Ma
on; offertory, paraphrase, Nearer, My
iod. to Thee" solo, Karl Forsell, and or
hestra.
The deaconesses engaged in work in
he Italian mission. carried ON by the
Voman's Home Missionary society of
he Vermont conference of the Meth
dist Episcopal church, are pleasantly
ocated at Foss street in this city
nd were "at home" TO their friends
afternoon and evening. Many
vailed themselves of the opportunity
o inspect the chapel and the new "dea-
oness' home bringing acceptable do
ations of canned fruit. bedding and
supplies: also cash to use
! additional furnishings. In the even
lg q number OF the neighbors and Ital- {
In juniors visited the home and seemed
1ell pleased to have the deaconesses iv- !
Y in their locality.