The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

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III A regular meeting of the A, 0. II. TO
night at o'clock sharp. Initiation am
/ refreshments.
Arthur Conner left this morning fol-
Concord, N. H., where he has secured EN-
ployment for the winter.
For exclusive styles in fall and winter
millinery, call at Nourse & Wilson's, l6s
North Main street.-Adv.
A special meeting of L. A., A. o, H.,
Thursday afternoon at $780, Every
member requested to be present.
The regular meeting of j. B. Mead
circle, Ladies of the G.. A. r., will be
held Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The regular meeting of Hiawatha
lodge, No. 20, /. 0. 0. f., will be held to-
night at o'clock. Work, initiatory de-
gree.
Now is the time to have your glazing
done. Call on M. Gotler, IL Seminary
street Phone l78-l2. First-class work.
ADV.
The Odd Ladies will hold dance in X.
of G. hall Friday evening, Oct s; Car
rolls orchestra. Gents, 25c; ladies, l0c.
Refreshments served.--Ady.
Mrs. Mary A. Carpenter was taken
suddenly i'll while on her way home from
the Eastern Star practice meeting last
evening and this morning remains about
the same.
Il There will be special meeting of the
G. L. U. in carpenters hail Friday even
ing, Oct. s, at 1880. All delegates are
requested to be present. Fred w. Suit
or, secretary pro tenn.
\ A meeting of the church committee of
H. al IIa1 fnr
this evening at the close of the prayer
meeting. All the members of the com
mittee are urged to be present.
/ In yesterdays account of the marriage
Of Miss Nina s. Stoddard and Clarence
f. Little, il should have been stated that
the bride is the daughter of Mark +.
Stoddard of Brookfeld instead of Clar-
ence S. Stoddard of Williamstown.
Barre Sunday schools are planning to
send a sizeable delegation to Richford |
next week for the annual convention of |
the Vermont Sunday School association. |
The meetings open on the evening of /
Wednesday, Oct 10, and close Friday
forenoon. Il
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph Bar
bin of 80 Pearl street, whose sudden
death occurred Sunday evening, were
held in ST. Mary's Star of the Lake
church in Newport Wednesday morning
at o'clock, the parish priest, Rev. j. N.
Bastien, officiating. Burial was in the
Catholic cemetery at Newport.
Neil Olsen of Newton street left to-
day for Greenfield, Mass, where he viii
join a delegation of New Englanders
bound for st. Paul, Mimi, TO attend the
annpa1 national af sha nan- 4 .
ish Brotherhood Of America. Mr.. Oh
sen will represent the local branch of the
order and expects to be absent from
Barre ten days.
The first public entertainment of the
season at Goddard seminary viii be held
tomorrow evening when Prof. james
Madison Chapman, well known inter
prefer, will be heard in miscellaneous
readings. Prof. Chapman gave a series
of readings at the annual meeting of the ,
Vermont Schoolmasters' association in
st. Johnsbury last year.
A large audience listened 10 the con
cert by Kitchener's band 1.-THE kitchen
ORCHESTRAL In the Congregational church
parlors last evening, which was also Civ
en- last week and repeated by request. '
The prolonged applause showed that the
affair was much enjoyed. The orchestra $
has been asked 10 give the production In /
South Barre Oct. 20 for the benefit of the
grange. Z
At the Frank McWhorter sale yester. a
day the owner felt well pleased for ad- =
journing the sale last Saturday, as one i
Of the largest crowds turned out that I
was ever seen in Barre al a furniture q
sale. Several Of the outside towns were
and bidding was lively from .
start TO finish People secured some good :
bargains and the owner was well pleased !,
with the cleanup. c. =. Smith, aue- \
D
John Sector Of Division street. quar-. i
erback ON the spaulding high school 4
ootball eleven, was able 90 be out Of
loors yesterday, after having received \.
,ainful injury IN the chest while play. \
nc with his team against Montpelier =
eminary Monday afternoon. For time !,
fter the accident Il was feared that a :,
rib had caused complications, 4,
,ut II was determined afterward that =
10 ribs had been broken. ~
Saturday. football entries In Barre N
re 20 include a game al the seminary o.
ampus between Goddard and tie second u
cam Of the University Of Vermont A Of
received from the uni. "a
ersity yesterday stated that the fresh M
zen, for various reasons, would not be IA
bic 20 play in Barre AZ the week end IN
Though the runners-up for the varsity n
.ould like 20 take on the seminary team 10
lr a game. A favorable reply was sent ba
J az once. dE
The foreign missionary society Of the J..
Iedding Methodist church held their an -
ual meeting IN the ehureh parl0r on -
Wednesday afternoon. TIE following AZ
mcers were elected for the ensuing =
ears President. Afrs O. s. Andrews; =
zee president, Mrs. d. VI. Lyon; record
" secretary, Mrs. T. II. Cave, b.; cor.
spending secretary. Mrs. s. II. Barnes
-easurer, Miss Eleanor Sweets chairman /
program committee, Mrs.. 2. n. Lyon
1psrintendent Of young peoples work
'iss Nelma Melchtr.