The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-17

Mr. and Mrs. George /. Campbell Of
Swanton are visiting their daughter, Mrs
j. i. LeClaire, for week.
Rev r. Fl Mitchell win 20 to Granite
vile this evening to take charge Of the
regular Presbyterian service.
Perley Buchanan who entered Tufts
College this fall, is promising candidate
for the varsity" football team.
The first foot ball game Of the season at
Goddard viii be played Friday afternoon
at 4.l5 with Brigham Academy.
w Ct Reynolds, Frank Place, Donald
Smith and Mrs. John Smith went to st.
Johnsbury today to attend the fair
g. NJ. Fletcher, general agent for the
United States Health and Accident Com
pany, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess.
F. D. Laid has installed a new com
putting scale OF the latest improved pattern
made BY the Computing Scale co. Of Day
ton. Ohio.
Nearly 20 local odd Fellows went down
to Montpelier last evening to assist the
Montpelier odd Fellows III working the
second degree.
G. Bau, the photographer has a hand
some framed picture Of the class Of '03 Of
Goddard Seminary on exhibition In the
Red Cross window
Companion Court Granite City, No 757,
viii hold a regular meeting Friday even
ing at 780, Full attendance Is desired.
Grace +. Houghton, Recording Sec
sowden & Lyon placed one Of the most
attractive signs in the city over their store
door yesterday. It is of TO inch gold leaf
letter Nnd extends across the whole front.
Robert Gordon has purchased house
on the corner Of Orange street and
Trow avenue of II. O. Camp. Considera-
ton 81, 600. The sale was made through
the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Bert j. sanders Of Montpelier and Miss
Mary J. Tierney Of Jericho were married
at the latter place last evening. Mr. San
ders Is employed at Ryie Il McCormack's
stone shed in Montpelier and viii reside
in that city.
In the second days racing at the Gale
donia county fair Smith Bros AL Ray
captured second money ID the 2 l6 class,
the purse being $3.50. Slayton's Willbrlno
took third money in the 2 % class for a
similar purse.
Dr. Fred w. Sherburn and wife are yis-
iting the formers parents, Rev. and Mrs
J. A. Sherburne, Of Elm street, and will
return to Boston tomorrow DR.. Sher.
burn arrived last Saturday after two
months trip abroad.
The water in Berlin Pond has reached
the lowest point of the season, being about
six inches lower than the point ia June
when it was believed to be near the dam
ger point The pond must drop IA the
neighborhood Of so inches further before
It will be necessary to pump.
The Barre Times had good word to say
for it's Italian population recently, which
was both just and true, The Italians in
this section are, as class, peaceable, law.
abiding citizens, who are not only anxious
e. learn American ways, but are especially
careful to have their children educated in
the public schools. Mortified News.
There were two cases in city court this
morning for intoxieation Officer Frank
Hamel aud Special Officer Alex Bruce ar,
rested james Carey and Joseph Bower
both at the same time yesterday Afternoon
for being drunk and they pleaded guilty
and each were fined s. and costs IS O.
Both went to jail for 10 days In default o.
payment.
Warren is enjoyirg her semi annaa
cleaning up. About seyen.teBths of thi
population are taking a trip to Montpelier
as witnesses before the grand jury in som'
one OF the several cases that are before
that august BODY. It was reported one day
last week that there were not enough PEG
| pie in South Hollow to make good sized
funeral, nearly all the people being at ths
capital.
The Colonial Moving Picture Company
and an Oriental Evening swings jubilanty
forward In splendid harmony with the pro
/ pressive policy In force Their appear.
ance here will prove most potent magnet
to all admirers Of clean and wholesome
amusement, The speciality acts as well as
the pictures will prove unmatchable nov.
! elites. AIT Barre opera house, Tuesday
I evening, Sept %, for benefit FIRE depart
ment hospital fund Tickets now on sale
at Red Cross Pharmacy.
Aipslee's for October has two good
Western stories ID the Manipulation, BY
/ Alberta Bancroft and "The Maid and the
/ Money, by Bertha NJ. Bowers. They are
distinctly Western, not alone because the
i scene Of each Is laid in the West, but be.
/ cause the heroines In each are young wo-
men Of energy and enterprise, with cap
tIvating, because unconscious, spontaneityr
at the same time being attractive as wo-
men. There is freshness and whole.
someness about these stories that sneeded
in these days,