The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

city yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees Of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday
evening at s o'clock.
Because of the funeral Of Miss Agnes
French, the board meeting of the North
Barre mission viii be postponed until
the January meeting
The property of John Reynolds on
/ Camp street has been decided to Mr..
and Mrs. G. E, Marsh of Allen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh are buying for
home
There will be a social meeting of
| the w. w. G. of the Baptist church on
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock at
the home of Helen Partridge, 10 Wei
! lington street
The Watkins Products, best on the
market. Full line of toilet goods, ex
tracts, spices, soaps, medicines. Quail
ity guaranteed. Edward p. Ring, Wa
terbury, viii call on you in few days.
adv
| The ladies union OF the Uniyersalist
church will hold its regular monthly
| business meeting in the church parlors
on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
There will be election OF officers and a
good attendance is desired.
The committee in charge of the
| Christmas concert at the Methodist
church will meet the children in the
cradle roll class Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 at the church. Mothers are
urged to bring the little ones Primary
and intermediate rehearsals at T.
A change has been made in the plans
/ for the funeral of Miriell Nutbrown of
Websterville, whose death resulted
| from accidental shooting, and ii is to
be held from St. John the Baptist Epis-
copal church in Websteryille at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, preceded by a
prayer service at the home at l:l5
! o'clock
All men, old and young, connected
with the Presbyterian church are given
cordial invitation to attend the Mems
club meeting Wednesday night. The
meeting will begin promptly at 1880
o'clock and City Clerk James Maekay
will be the speaker. Light refresh
ments will be served at the close.
The tartan worn by the Naughton
sisters in their highland dances is that
of the famous Fighting Menzies4 clan
first mentioned in history about 600
years ago These graceful little dan
GERS win make their first opera house
appearance at the Scottish pipe and
drum band concert Friday evening of
this week
! Mr.. and Mrs John Kelly OF Liberty
street returned TO their home last even
ing, accompanied bv Mrs Kelly's moth
or, Mrs Catherine Thornton Of Platts.
burg, N ", who comes TO pass an in.
definite stay with Mr. and Mrs Kelly.
Mrs. Kelly went to Plattsburg early
last week and was Joined in Burlington
Sunday by her husband, where they
visited until yesterday with friends.
The meeting of the ladies and pas
tors union for the month OF December
will be held Thursday afternoon Of this
week with Mrs b. w. Hooker Every
lady interested in the work Of the
Methodist church and society is urged
to be present II YOU have never at.
tended meeting attend this one, The
executive committee wishes il Were
possible for the entire membership t.
be present at 2;30 Thursday at Mrs
Hooker's.
Two anti-prohibitionists and imbib
ers Of the old green bottle labeled J q
90 per cent were unfortunate tbi.
morning when unable TO pay the fine
and costs OF court for a subsequent Of
Tense Of intoxication After pleadns
guilty. Judge H. J.. Scott imposed {
fine Of SIS with costs Of $3.50 upor
NEEDLE Mann OF Hartland, who founC
/ il necessary 10 take the alternative D
60 days in county jail at Montpelier
Nelson Guyette, who gave his residence
as Springfield, also took the alterna
tive Of SO days to the fine Of SIS Will
costs of $3.50.
! A hunting party consisting of b, "
Hooker r. A. Drown, George Bond
Alex A. Milne, Fritz w. Jackson Mari
Cutler, Judge +. L. Scott and Stanle!
: Marsh emerged from the wilds of Is
, sex county yesterday after a most sue
! eessfu hunting and camping expedi
, ton. During the week everyone bu
! Mr. Marsh managed TO get either
!. buck or doe. Judge Scott was Oh
, most successful. for he shot a larg
buck with 10 prongs. a large camp !
retained in Essex county by these mer
! who make an annual hunting trip +
, those regions.
The doors open for the seventeen
fair at Goddard hall tonight at 1881
This is fine opportunity TO purchas
| 4 - a a vnu n
price, as the handiwork booth viii b
filed with attractive articles. Forum
. telling. spirit message, the seven Won
ders of the world, the African dodgei
!, and unique side shows will furnis
Q amusement for all The grab booth Ia
: some great bargains. Food and IL
cream will be sold The evening wi
& close with an attractive entertainment
which will begin at 9:37. Admission
= only I cents. Every seventh perso
will be admitted free Come and joi
the fun,-adv.
! Pearl Bradbury Of l23 Washingto
B street got the surprise Of his life las
: evening when he was summoned hon
from d call at a neighbours to find til
8 house filled with friends from Washing
= ton. Montpelier and Barre to tendt
le him congratulations on his oath brit
= day anniversary. A jolly time wa
: spent in games, inging, listening
ID music by the victrola and TO piano solc
!; by Miss Elva Bradbury. In behalf {
I those present, w. II. Goodfelow pr,
: scented the host nice leather travelin
e. BAG, and he also received S. gold pieC
: and several other gifts. Ice cream
Il cake and waters were served and whe
: it came time for the guests to dispers
rs all expressed themselves as hayin
u a,,,o,.abfo ,,.nrt,,,r n