The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-02
TALK OF THE TOWN
Richelieu underwear at Fits.
Naw fall serge and silk dresses

Richelieu underwear at Fits.
New fall serge and silk dresses al
Vaughan's.
Daily closing out sale of stock at the
Kenyon store.--Ady.
A son, weighing eight pounds, was
James y. Carswell Of "a Academy street
Mrs. Louise Bancroft of this city re-
Gently visited Ernest Perkins at Worecs-
ter.
/ Auction sale, horse, harness and buggy
! Saturday at 3 p. m. City Auction Mar
+, ket. O. H. Hale. auctioneer.
Miss Marion Mccarthy went this
morning to Waterbury, where she is
making weekend visit with relatives.
DIR. d. C. Watt of Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from Boston, where
he has been making business visit of
several days.
Eugene Nerney, Websterville mer-
chant, was a visitor in the city last
night while on his way TO Boston for a
business visit of several days.
The class of 1916. S. II. s., held an
old-fashioned husking bee at the Nor
timer farm last evening. The party
was chaperoned by Mrs. Snyder, Misses
Bagley and Crosby and Messrs. Ryan
and Brown of the high school faculty.
Cards have been received here from
Judge II. w. Scott and Mrs. Scott OF
Richardson street, who are absent on an
extended western trip, indicating that
they are now touring through British
Columbia and some of the great west
ern provinces of Canada. Very recently
they were in Vancouver and IL is posi-.
bic that their absence, which was TO
have been ended by their arrival In Yer
mont around Oct. TO- may be shortened
by the illness of their daughter.
Members OF the Greensboro Fishing
club and the Masons' Hunting club 10
the number OF score or more gave
party in Old Fellows hall last evening
in honor of Frank McWhorter of Rich
ardson street, who. with his family, is
leaving soon for California 20 reside. |
An Italian menu, delectably served up by
a corps Of efficient chefs, was one Of the |
most enjoyable features of the evening |
that was quite considerably devoted 20 /
recounting Of some of the moving ad- /
ventures OF the two clubs and In which /
the guest Of honor has taken HE pull 4
part at divers times in the past. As a
mark Of the esteem in which Mr.. Nc. 4
Nhorter is held by his conferees Of the
The rod and gun, he was presented
.hermos bottle.
Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Lasime
ronguay OF Hillside avenue and Mr.. and
Ne. Silvio Giudici Of Beckley street, 40
members Of the North Barre Red Sox
Tub and their invited guests journeyed
ast night TO the Nixon farm ON Cobble
ill, where they held their annual corn
'oast. A number Of other seasonablel
lelicacies were served along with the
oasted corn and after the feast there
vas an impromptu program Of vocal ,
several members Of the com. Z
any contributing quartet, solo and duo I
elections. The return 90 the city was /
made at II O'Clock. The committee in I
barge Of the affairs consisted Of Lewis /
'ook, George Mckenzie. Josephus Qua I
ropani, George Smith, Paul Gerbetti and +
blossom Ossola. Ia
During the summer, many are away on {
heir vacations, often in places where .
heir chosen religious denomination Is i
q represented, and sometimes where q
icre Is very little Observance Of Sunday. q
hus there eumes break In the religious o
abits Of those accustomed 20 be At serv- n
es Of worship on the day Of rest. To .
] these. the churches and pastors 81 Z
ARE extend their welcome. hoping that .
lring the month of October q large n
amber Of Christians may reconsecrate q
cir lives % Christian work and nav II
"a Inspiration from being In their reli-
ous places on Sunday. but the invita-
on is broader than merely 70 include q
.cse whose names Are on the church :.
lls. All the people q Barre are coI- =
ally invited o. the services q the
urtles q Barre
In TIE court room a. citg hal last
Rit the msnhers Of the Vermont Poui-
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