The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-29
Talk OF TEE TOWN.

the city today on business.
DR.. and Mrs. ] Henry Jackson went {,
Burlington this morning on visit.
Mrs W. J. Grady went TO Northdelt
this afternoon for 9 visit at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II Gray Of East CalaI,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. White.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Willard went to
Waterbury this morning to visit friends
DIR. F. NJ. Lynde moved his office today
from the Miles block into the CurrieT
block.
Rev. W. A. Morrison win preach In the
Presbyterian church this evening at Z
O'Clock.
A party of thirty ladies and gentlemen
enjoyed a yenison supper at the City Ho-
tel last evening.
Special communication Of Granite lodge
No. 80 tomorrow evening at Z O'Clock.
Work, third degree.
There win be meeting Of st. Mouica's
A, 3. G this evening at o'clock. A full
attendance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Niehol have moved
into their new cottage at the corner OF Or
ange and Paterson streets.
Notice People that would like some
nice green tomatoes for picking can find
them at the City Fish Market
Mrs. S. Z. Batchelder Of Waterbury is
spending a week with her cousin, Mrs.
Fred Jaynes Of Eastern avenue.
A regular meeting Of St. Aldemar Com
mandery will be held in the asylum in
Masonic hall this evening at s o'clock.
Directors J. j. Flynn and A. o. Hum
phrey, Of the street railway, Of Burllng-
ton, were In town yesterday afternoon.
At the regular meeting Of the n. Z. o.
p. last evening six applications we're
received and four candidates were ballot
ed on.
The spaulding high school eleven meets
the Randolph high school team on the
Goddard gridiron at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Clan Gordon cribbage committee request
all cribbage players belonging to the order
to meet in the clan rooms on Friday at 7
p. m. prompt.
ID. II. Mcleod is breaking up house
keeping in the McAskin house Mcleod
considers this one Of the best tenements
in the city and a very desirable place to
live in.
The Japanese are fond Of sweets, but
are very particular as to the quality of
their candies. Our confectionery booth
will be supplied With the best. Miles hall,
Nov. 3, and 5.
Among the shrlners who went 70 White
River Junction on the noon train were w
G Reynolds, Dr. q WI Steele DR. 7. AZ
Lynde and Frank Wheaton went as can
didatss for initiation.
Mr. and Mrs Den Deasmore and Mrs.
Charles Chaplin tnAir daughter, who have
been vistlng-in Montpelier, left last night |
for Los Angeles, Cal, where they will
spend the winter.
The ladies Of the Uniyersalist church /
are requested to meet Saturday afternoon /
at 2 O'Clock with Mrs s. d. Allen, IS I
Franklin street, to sew for the fair A
good attendance is desired
The marriage engagement Of of Miss
Mary Esther Hurdman Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
and Harry ] Baldwin Of this city, was
announced at the Harrington Carter we'd
ding at Hardwlck yesterday afternoon
Elmore's dancing school will commence
Dec 1st instead Of Nov. as stated ia last
nights paper The change Is made on
account Of the hall being taken for fairs.
This will be strictly school work aud
viii be no single tickets sold nightly
Any one wishing to attend can get their
tickets the drst night OF the school.
The moose and two deer heads, apiece.
which have been brought back from Maine
by K. s Meigs and George White OF Mont
peIier, will be mounted. Mr. Meiqs se-
cured an otter skin while Ii the woods
which Is worth more than the entire catch
al far al money value is concerned The
moose meat has been given for supper
that is TO occur Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre.
gational church held its annual meeting
and election yesterday afternoon at the
church vestry. The reports Of the officers
showed very successful and prosperous
year under the presidency OF Mrs. T J.
Martin Officers we're elected as follows:
MIST. C.Perry, vice president,
Mrs. 4. b. Cate: secretary, Mrs G. II.
Kent; treasurer, Mrs. n. d. Phelps.
Every young man and woman interest,"
ed in business education are requested
10 cali Ms the gospel hall, aeeond flight, i.
NJ. Averill block, on Saturday afternoon,
between ! and and 6.30 and s &c. An
afternoon session from 80 to will begin
soon. Applications for this session will
also be received at the appointed time as
stated above. q. W. Thompson, Manager
Two men were arrested for intoxication
asst evening, George Russell Of Williams
own and Robert Sawyer of Barre. The
former was driving q pair Of horses from
he pole Of bis team when taken by Special
Policeman w j. Somerville. Chief Pat
-lek Brown arrested the other Ia court
his morning each pleaded guilty to intox-
cation and was fined S. with costs Of
ss.19 II
Neal Dow lodge, /. o. G. r., viii give a J
promenade and oyster supper
n the X. Of p. hall Wednesday evening,
Nov. 4, A fine program has been ar
ranged aud good music viii be furnished
ior the promenade. The ladies Of the or
Ter have the supper in charge and It alone
s worth the whole price. Special prizes
nave been arranged for those having the
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