The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-05
Talk OF TIE Town.

Alex and William Milne are in Burilng-
ton today.
Miss Agnes Nash went 10 Burlington
this morning.
D. J. Boyce is spending a few days in
Concord, n H.
See the Labor Day picnic advertisement
90 second page.
Tickets for Labor Day on sale at the
Bed Cross Pharmacy.
Alfred Cadger Of Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
IS visiting friends IN town.
James Wheeler Is spending few days
at his home in Marshdeld.
Mrs. C II. Broadwell is visiting friends
in Plattsbnrg and vicinity
The McWhorter Clothing store viii be
closed all day Monday. Sept Z
Hon. George Richmond Of Seattle,
Wash, is in town on business.
Malcolm Mcleod Of Graniteville went
to Sherbrooke this morning.
Charles French Of Beebee Plains, IS vls-
ing his parents on Camp street
Mr. and Mrs. William Downie went to-
Hardwick today for several weeks visit
A party Of Italians went to Mortified
this morning upon hunting expedition
Miss c. L. Lang has gone to Boston for
two weeks to get the fall styles In dresses.
AN the dry goods stores ID this city
will be closed all day Monday, Labor day
Harley Houghton returned last night
from 2 short wilt With friends in Marsh
field.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs, W. g Reynolds Of South Main
street.
Mr., and Mrs q e. Parker went to Ha-
yerhill, N. H., this morning on weeks
visit.
Kytherine Wells went to Wilmington
this morning to spend few weeks visiting
friends
Miss Ida Stevens. teacher in the
Church street school is to spend sunday
in Cabot.
Miss Carrie Burke went to Montreal
This morning to resume her studies ia the
college there.
Remember the Glenugie club win meet
at Tool Shorpeners hall this evening al
$50 o'clock.
Alex Hunton went to ST. Adams 70 meet
his wife who has been visiting 10 Chicago
for several months.
Mrs. William Kimball, who has been
visiting friends in the city went to Qrfor@
lN II this morning.
1 The GleaneTs viii Tpeas Tuesday even.
/ ing at Z 30 q cloof s.tn Miss Mabel Chand-
Ter, 10 Park Street
Mrs. Geo. Ballantine and children Of
East Calais, are visiting her sister, Mrs,Jed
Holt on Hin street
II. w. Cowles Of Lyndonville, who has
been visiting friends IN town, returned te
his home this morning.
Mrs. Retta Morse who has been visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs Nathaniel French, returned
to her home this morning.
Mrs. X. Blanchard and daughter have
moved from Williamstown 70 Il. 2
Camps house on Washington street.
b. r. Williams, ) Church street, offer
. his household furniture at private sale
He wants to leave the city in two weeks.
Mrs. d. S. Waterman and daughter
have returned from two weeks visi
with relatives and friends az Glover ant
Barton Landing
A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAl
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank O
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe new a
Prndle & Ayerilrs
There was very large crowd ont to Oh
band concert last evening and they wer
euj0yably entertained by the excellen
4 programme rendered
Among those registered at the Northern
Z Yesterday were II. g, Chandler Of Peach
am. II. A. Higgins Of Springfield, Mass
aud IT, A. West Of South Ryegate
George Mcfarland left yesterday after
aoon for Montreal from which port b
will SAN for England for several weeks
\ visit in London and also in Aberdeen.
T. j. snow returned from Iitchdel'
Mass. yesterday, being called as vii
K ness on the Sias VS. Consolidated Lightin
K 90. case which is being tried IN Count
y Court.
= 6. @. Warren a d Charles Keene {
= Waterbury, were In town yesterday ate
y noon to attend the horse races and max
z arrangements to have some Of the horse
n here entered for the races at the fair 3
Waterbury.
students are prepared for business
the shortest possible time at the Montpe
Ter Business College, "a State street, tin
varying from three to six months, III
telegraph department an important fea
uYe good Nosti0ns furnished in this d
/. partment when competent
4 For the benefit Of those who have bee
- unable to procure tickets for the Shar
rock vs.. Reliance yacht race in Miles ha
Sept. u, the committee have placed a IN
tied pumber of tickets at E. @. Marion
cigar. store where those wishing to q
tend may secure them. Starting gun hr'
at 7 o'clock. Time limit four and ha
hours.
About 20 friends OF Mrs. A. Murri
gave her surprise at her home Warr'
Street last evening, The evening W
,.eeasa ~ 6anpino and music was fiji