The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's display Of new skirts.
New silk waists special at vaughan's.
Notcel All kinds OF stove repairs at
L. A. Prindle & Co.'S. Pearl street
Dressmaking wanted. win go out by
the hour. Mrs. spargo Beaulieu, Sec
ond street.
Rummage sale at Baptist church Sat
urday. Feb. 8, at ? p, m. Second hand
clothing.
The Presbyterian choir rehearsal will
be held Friday evening at s.l5, instead
Of Thursday evening,
The Glover club win meet with Mrs.
| S. j. Jones, Eastern avenue, tomorrow
afternoon. Rollcall, American women.
Miss Julia Bizzozzero OF Second street
is detained from her duties at the Bos
ton Bargain store on account Of illness.
Edward n Normandeaa of Merchant
street left this city this morning for
Bellows Falls, where he is TO make
business visit of several days.
Mrs Lloyd Mcneil and little son of
Maple Grove, who have been spending
several days at Mrs. McNePs former
home in Bellows Falls, returned to Barre
last evening.
The guild OF the Church OF the Good
Shepherd will meet Thursday evening at
1880 at the home of Mrs. S. n. Parker.
Spaulding street II is hoped that all
ladies connected with the church will be
present.
Miss Elizabeth Sprague, who has been
spending several days in the city as the
guest of Miss Pearl Wilkie of Keith |
avenue and with other friends in Barre
and vicinity, returned last evening to her |
home in Bradford.
The committee from South Barre
grange who were the means of making |
arrangements for the 25th wedding an |
niversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lafay- |
cite at the grange hall Monday evening |
was James Hill, w. M. Dudley and NJ. L. |
Towne Friends and relatives who came |
from Mortified for the occasion have re-
turned TO their homes.
Funeral services for Richard Gibson,
a well known Barre granitecutter, who
passed away az his home, II King street,
afternoon after an illness of
10 days, win be held at the house Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock Rev Il. F.
Newell, pastor of the Hedding Methodist
church, will be the officiating clergy
man and interment will be made in the
family lot at Hope cemetery beside the
of Mr.. Gibson's brother, who
lied some years age. A sister of the
deceased, Mrs. Frank Silver, who was
notified Of her brothers death yesterday
afternoon, is expected to arrive in the
,ity to-day. !
Members and adherents of Hedding NJ, !
=. church met at the church last evening
or supper, after which the third quarter !
" conference was held. In the abb
enee OF the district superintendent, Or, ,
J. 4, Newell presided. Reports from the
Iitferent departments were given, show
ng that the finances and work of the
hurch were in good shape. E. NJ. Lyon
vas appointed judge Of election and D. J.
dorse and G. G. Carpenter tellers. to 4
ave charge Of the election, Feb, a. when
ne lay delegate and one reserve lay dele
ate will be elected to represent the
hurch at the lay electoral conference In
lontpelier in March.
The remains of Isaac c. Given, whose
cath at his home, $50 South Main street 7
Wednesday morning, followed an illness
several days, were taken over the Cen
raj Vermont railroad this morning TO
Mass. Mrs. Given, the de- h
aased's wife, his daughter, Mrs. Wini- n
red Winning, and his son. Charles A. Civ Il
n, who arrived from Baldwinsville. nc "
ompanied the body Funeral services p
'r Mr.. Given will be held in the Congre- Y
ational church at Baldwinsvirle, where n
he deceased formerly held deaconate 81
riday afternoon at o'clock and inter h
tent viii be in that village Members Of d
ne Ancient Order of United Workmen. 81
} which Mr.. Given belonged, viii assist t.
the services. e,
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