The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our suits at $500. Fits.
New wool dress values at Abbots.
Come to Vaughan's opening sale Sat
urday. ~
DIR. c. y. Barber, who has been Ill
with pneumonia is somewhat improved
Baseball, Goddard campus, saturday
Sept. 26. Barre A. c. vs.. Goddard, All
mission, 25ci ladies free.
Regular Saturday night dance in How,
land hall, Sept. 26, under the auspices Oh
Riley's orchestra. Ladies free.
Frank McWhorter left to-day Tor bos-
ton on weeks business trip IN the III
terests of the Frank McWhorter 20.
Bert Hutchins of Moretown, former
resident of Barre, arrived in the clty
last night for visit OF several days,
A meeting of the Glenugie club VIII be
held in Clan Gordon hall Friday evening,
Sept. %, at 1880 o'clock. Per order pres
ident.
Rev. Z. NJ. Fuller viii be pleased to
meet all the old and new members OF
the Baraea class at the Baptist ehurch
next Sunday.
The ladies' aid OF the Presbyterian
church will serve a chicken-pie supper
on NeuneSudl' bVFt' ~ - '--a
menu to be announced later.
viii /. Davis, who has been on the
farm OF Florence Batchelder, eeonteIn'
plates moving to the Lamphere farm IN
Plainfeld, which he recently purchased
in October.
Members of Riley's orchestra left this
morning for Sheldon, where they VIII
furnish music tonight for the annual
concert and harvest ball OF the Sheldon
Patrons of Husbandry
Leigh McWhorter of 81 Richardson
street left this morning for Boston,
where he will make short visit be-
fore going to Brockton, where he has
secured employment.
Mrs. Mary Benedict and daughter,
Miss Emily, returned yesterday after a
summers absence at Clifton, Mass, fol
lowed by visits to relatives in Massa-
chusetts and st. Johnsbury.
New contestants are entering our piano
contest every day. II is not too late to
ioin. Nav we not have your name. Our
explanation regarding our piano contest
viii start you.in line with Others. Q. \.
Kenyon & Co.
The band concert which was to have
been given in Montpelier last evening,
but which the rain prevented, will be
given this evening from the State street
stand. The program will be the same
az announced for last night.
Miss Mary Month OF Westerly, X, l.,
Mrs. Mary Mout OF West Quincy, Mass,
and Peter Rezzetta, also of West Quin-
cy. who were summoned to Barre by
| the death of Miss Theresa Cato of Is
Berlin street, are passing several days
with Mrs. Charles Cato.
The school building in the Carlton dis
trict in Barre Town has been thoroughly
renovated and enlarged with l2-foot
addition during the summer, and fur.
mace ia now being installed. More land
was purchased for a playground and the
main building was moved back short
| distance.
| A case of infantile paralysis has de-
veloped in the family of Raymond Die
mer in the town OF Plainfield, the pa
tient being young boy not yet in
school. The little daughter Of G. II
Howe OF the Beckley hill district, who
has been i'll with the disease, is some
what better, although unable to move
her right leg.
There will be parish supper at the
Congregational vestry Wednesday even
| ing. Sept. 30, at 6 O'Clock. All members
and friends of the church are invited
Those who attend are asked to contrib
ute either food or money for the sup.
per. In the evening short program will
be given and the ladies who have been
earning money for the association VIII
please bring it at that time. Come and
enjoy a good supper and social even
| ing.
| A cottage meeting will be held at the
home of Gilbert Nelson, al Branch street
at 1880 this evening by Evangelists L
| f. Passebois and F. L. Abbott. All are
cordially invited to attend. These evan.
Yelsts, who carried on the evangelistic
effort at the gospel tent this summer
| have secured the use of the music hall
| 1872 Main street, in the Miles building
| and will hold a service in the hall next
Sunday night at 1880. The subject for
the evening will be "The Divine Plan OF
the Ages, Gods Eternal Purpose and the
Restoration of All Things
Meadow Brook golfers, members OF
the club of that name, are manifesting
a lively interest in the forthcoming con-
test for the presidents cup. At meet
| ing of the executive committee last
night it was decided to hold the play
of to- morrow and J. Black the presi-
dent, was instructed to serve notice on
the various participants TO the present
at the links on Brook street Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. The draw is as
| follows: A. Milne vs., j. Fraser A.
Kesson VS.. J. Mcleod; W. NJ. Pirie vs..
ID. Geals; j. stephen vs.. d. Mcleod; J.
Freeland vs. G. H. Fraser; A. Roofs VS..
In. Wright; W Galletty VS.. J. Cmbb;
| G.. Bernie VS.. j. Palmer. Through The
Times. the president urges upon every
member the necessity for being on the
grounds at the scheduled hour. IL is
hoped to have the contest concluded by
nightfall if propitious weather permits.
Word was received in the city this
week of the death Of DIR. Stanley +.
Duncan, who died at the home of his
parents at Quincy, Mass, early Wednes-
day morning. He was the son of James
Duncan. president OF the granite cutters
national association and first vice-presi-
dent of the American Federation of La
L.. ~ n,,n,an had heop a e.,frarar from,