The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
hoc day viii he Oct. %

Hospital bag day viii be Oct. y.
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday |
evening; Gilbertson's orchestra.-ady
Dance at East Montpelier Friday
night, Oct. To- Refreshments Dudley
orchestra.
Miss Josephine Fontana of Ryegate Is
visiting at her home ON Central street
| for few days.
| Mrs. w. p. Parry of Richardson street
has gone to Concord, N. H., for a few
days business visit.
The wear books for the Barre Womans
club NAV be obtained at Cummings <
Lewis Drug Store.
James Carara of Railroad street and
John Arioli went to Burlington this
morning to pass the day
No need of paying agents price on a
sewing machine. You can get Inc BEST
at a much lower cost at Rockers,
A l2h pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Giuseppe Piciohni at their
home in the A. Tomasi block last night.
4 Worlds series baseball games repro
duced play for play on Playogaph, p
m. every day, Playhouse, Montpelier.-
adv.
Regular meeting Of Ruth chapter, No.
SO, o. L. s., Wednesday evening. Oct, ),
at 1880 o'clock. Supper served at d
o'clock
The committee who worked for the
Pocahontas bazaar viii please meet IN
Clan Gordon hall Wednesday, Oct. s, at
Z o'clock
Ralph George Of Elmore street Is not
able to attend to his work in the stone
sheds, as he has one hand badly hurt
from the falling of a granite block
Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mrs. Louis
Cross of Manchester, N. H., have been
visiting with Mrs Katherine Brown OF
Maple avenue for the past few days.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
trustees of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock A full attendance is
desired
Barre post, No. 10, American Legion,
will meet Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 1880
D. M. in X. of p. hall. Let all members
be present, as there is important bust
ness to come before the post. John Glib,
adiutant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kelly and Mr. and
Mrs. E. Walter Mitchell left yesterday
afternoon for few days visit with
friends in Rutland Mr.. Mitchell and
wife will return to New York City dur.
ING the latter part Of the week.
Miss Victoria Henderson and Miss A.
Dwyer Of Portland, Me-, who for the
past week have been the guests OF Mrs
Jennie Snow of Summer street, began
the return trip to Portland this morning
but stopped at Mortified to spend 9
day or two with friends,
The body of Mrs. Margaret Mckay
Humphrey, who died last Saturday al
her home ON Wendell place after Ions
illness OF bronchitis, was taken to Mont
peier this morning in B, w. Hooker I
Co.'S ambulance and from there was sent
on the 1850 train TO Sherbrooke, P. Q.
for burial. Mrs. Christie McLeay anC
Miss Frances Humphrey of Barre
daughters of the deceased, accompanied
the remains to Sherbrooke, where thu
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon. Last evening at o'clock shor
prayer service was conducted at Tn
home by Rev F L. Goodspeed,
TIP TO to-day, Goddard seminary ha
registered 279 students this year Thi
is the largest registration Of any year il
the history of the school Many NOR
are expected to enter before the end o
this semester and it is thought that tn
registration will reach nearly 800. A
the close of the first half century Of tn
school there were only 100 old student
left in the school One hundred and sew
enty new students have registered TIN
wear, the other nine having attended tn
school in years previous to last. Over .
per cent of the student body are new I
the school Twenty of the students at
tending this year are ex-soldlers, som
with commissions and q number VIII
have seen overseas service. Thirty -eigh
of the so students graduating last sprin
are entering college this fall.
The New England boiled dinner an
hash supper given by the ladies' aid sc
ciety of the First Baptist church yestel
day were we'll attended, about 30 hein
served at dinner time and over 100 las
evening at the harvest supper. The SUI
cess OF the supper and dinner realized
tidv sum for the ladies' society, III
affair was in charge of the president {
the society, Mrs. Frank Hutchinson, an
a general committee. in connection wit
the harvest dinner and supper, the TINT
MS girls of that church held a sale in ii
vestrv for the benefit OF their elias
They had one booth OF fancy article
and their sale, as that OF the whole a
fair of the day, was a decided success.
II will be of interest to the friends
Ralph Rogers to know that he has a
rived in Beirut, Syria, and has taken |
his work in the American college ther
as teacher of English Only cabl
gram has been received from him. SO ]
details Of the place where he is station'
now are at hand. En- route to Beirr
the party of teachers stopped 10 days
Naples and Pompeii and went to Z
crater of Mt. Vesuvius and down q
mouth of the crater.