The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-21
TALK OF The TOWN.
FItted 80 eoats u Abbolt.s.

Clarence Wood returned last night from
Randolph.
Ira &. calef Of Washington was in tbs
city today.
J. J. Monaghan went to Northheld to
day on a visit.
J. Gould More went to Willlamstowr
this afternoon on business.
Miss Lizzie Mcqueen went to Burling.
ton today 10 spend Sunday.
Peter Corti and family left last night fol-
Rutland where they will reside.
Children's ready-made dresses for S1.0o
to $500 each at Yeale & Knights.
c. R. Allen, city engineer, went to Bos-
ton last night on few days business
trip.
Special meeting Of the Catholic club in
rooms in the Quinlen block, this evening
at $50
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E White went to Bur
lingion today to visit relatives over Sun
day.
Sidney Wallace Of Waterbury is visiting
at the home Of his son, G. s. Wallace, for
few days.
Misses Julia and Clara Perrin Of the
semisary went to their home in Plaiufeld
this afternoon to spend Sunday.
The party who took the wrong overcoat
from the cribbage room last night, please
return it to the Clan rooms this evening.
r. J.. Clark is putting large grain ele-
vator into his feed store on Prospect st
street. This elevator is run by an electric
motor.
Rev. j, A. SherbnTn of Elm street. will
be 81 years old tomorrow, and he win cell
citrate the event by preaching a sermon at
the Heddlng Methodist church.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Noonan request
the ladies interested in st. Monica's fair
TO send refreshments to the refreshment
booth this afternoon and evening.
There will be regular meeting OF Min
nehaha Eneampment No 2, /. o. OF,
Monday evening, Nov %, at T.30. Work
third degree. Refreshments will be serv-
ed.
Clan GordOn's annual Thank sgiyinq So
cial win be held Wednesday evening, Nov. |
70, In Hale's new hall on Pearl street.
For full particulars and programme see
adv.
The F. B. Cate real estate agency has
sold for G. A. Churchill his home place on
Merchant street to j H. Cook. Consid-
Grafton $780, MT. Cook buys for |
home.
Il is no secret that the man who fore
stalls his needs by buying in quantities |
avoids the constant little drains on his |
purse, which consumes his surplus. Sow
den 4 Lyon,
Anthony Thomas has sold the stock In
his fruit store on Foundry street, St. All
bans, TO Miss Emma Contratto and Miss
Irene Massuceo and win leave that city
and locate in Barre
Norman Mcleod Of Granitevlile who
had one Of his eyes nearly put out by
piece Of steel flying into it last Tuesday,
went TO Montreal roday to have the steel
removed at a hospital there.
Miss Lena Howes entertained party
Of about fifteen Of her friends at her home
on south Main street last evening. The
evening was spent with games and card
playing, and refreshments we're served.
Mrs Helen NJ. Camp, widow Of the late
David A. Camp Of South Barre, has re-
eeived a check from the Connecticut Cen
eral Life Insurance company for 81, 500.
the amount for which her husband was
insured
The record Of Montpelier seminary,s
foot ball eleven for the season is three
games lost, six won and one tied or the |
team the following men will not return
next year, huntington. Scott. Drenan, Will
ley, Doty and Batchelder
Miss Grace Cheneyof Highland Avenue
was rendered a surprise party bv about -
OF her friends last evening. She was pre-
scented beautiful gold ring Ice cream
and cake were served, and the evening
was spent very pleasantly with games.
The eighteen months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Richie Of Long street got his
little bands on bottle Of tinctureo Of iodine
last evening and swallowed a dose Of It
before be was discovered. DR.. Nj. ID. Ii
Lamb was called and be Is doing very Il
we'll
James Reaside. Eddie Bellondi and an
Alexander boy received a cold ducking
while skating on the fork shop pond this \
forenoon. The Ice broke through letting
them Into the water at the deepest part
but they succeeded in catching hold of the
Ice and after considerable effort pulled
themselves ont.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
are to have their annual fair on the even
Ings Of December 3, and 5. Upon each
81 these evenings articles, both useful and
will be offered for sale, and a
pleasing entertainment will be provided.
Fuller announcement will BE- made later
but in the meantime keep the dates in
mind
Charles A. Smith Of Montpelier, shipped
On Thursday two four-horse and one two
horse loads Of finished granite, besides
load of marble to Topsham
One or the four-horse wagons slowed In
the mud dumping one Of the most expen-
siye dies into the mud Mr.. Smith hopes
20 find that no serious damage has been
lone TO the stone.
Call at the X B. Cate real estate agency
Tor great bargain In a farm containing
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