The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Sales Of Wise King Flour fare increasing.
D. E. Canning went to Holyoke, Mass.
today.
Ira q ealef Of Washington was in the
city to-day
Born. Sept %, to Mr. and Mrs. F. G,
story, son.
A son was born today to MT. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown.
Have YOU tried those peaches for pre-
serving at i, A. Averilrs
W.T. Burgess went to Rouses Point,
y. r, today to visit friends.
Mrs. Cyrus smith Of Washington went
TO South Royalton this morning.
Commencing september 20 the Granite
City creamery will close at o'clock even
ings.
/ G. L. Currier win sell bis home place at
public auction tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
/ DON'T forget the dance Saturday night
in Miles Hall. Gentlemen 90 cents. La
dies free.
The annual meeting Of the Vermont Au-
I tom0bile Club will be held in Montpelier
on the third Tuesday in October.
Miss Ellen Burr, who has been visiting
her brother, F T. Burr, returned to her
home in Thetford this morning.
The contractors have completed the
/ foundations to the sortwell block and the
work Of laying bricks for the walls has
begun.
/ George Buckman, who has been em-
| ployed in the Northern Hotel, has been
engaged as night clerk in the Montpelier
House.
Mrs. Helen Clapp Of North Grafton,
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs. Colds
bury at Randolph, is now visiting rela-
tives ia Barre
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
sToCK Of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averill's.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Colby Of West
Lynn, Mass, are visit ng at Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brady's. They made the trip here
on tandem bicycle.
Joseph S. Cabia n New York, subscrip-
tion agent for the II ProletaTio Socialist
daily paper is in the city for a few days
obtaining subscriptions
The main shaft ofthe Consolidated Light
ing CO.. power plant at the Pioneer broke
yesterday afternoon stopping street cal
travel for several hours.
Evening school by an expert, embracing
Speneerian penmanship, bookkeeping
arithmetic aud shorthand. Address, Eve
ming school Times Office.
Mrs. Clinton Slack who has been visit.
ing at her former home in Washington
was IN the city this morning on the way
. to her home IN West Berlin
Most Of the stone sheds Of the city were
shut down this afternoon out of respect to
the memary Of Alex Cruiekshank whose
funeralN Is held this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Wiley and Mrs. L. Jose
Ign Of New York city who have been Wis
ifing at J w Vaughan's for the past few
days left this morning for home,
Five carloads Of paving came down from
the quarries yesterday for use in Barre
& streets, three more came down this fore
noon and more cars are expected this al.
ternoon.
There will be a special communication
Of Granite Lodge, No So, +. and A. NJ,
; Saturday at 2 pm, for the purpose Of
: attending the funeral Of our late brother,
George Lawson.
Capt. G. a. Bond Of Barre is the Oldest
member Of the Knights Of Pythias In the
state in point Of length Of membership
= having Joined the order In Concord, N
H., ID 1868. Montpelier Argus.
Miss katherine Irene Canning has beer
adjudged By Health Officer Or. j. w
4 Jackson aud other physicians as a tit sub
iuet for treatment at Waterbury and ar
rangements are being made to take he
4 there.
4 The weekly golf tournament Of th'
Barre Coll club was not completed yester
s terday afternoon as usual, bat VIII be fin
h 3shed this afternoon The high wind 0
I Yesterday prevented the making Of an
4 low scores.
4 Mrs Bartholomew Croto was Above
Z Yesterday t0see her husband in count
& iaiI This i the first time she has bee
4 allowed to see him since he was arreste
u Sept s for the murder Of Peter Norron 9
n East Montpelier
The funeral Of Angie r, Dawley late 9
- Montpelier was held yesterday afternoo
at 3 O'clock from the home Of 4 r. Dav
N len. her father, Rev. Il. f. Reed officiating
The members Of her class 10 the hig
school attended In a body
Richard Is. Conner returned 70 Lisbol
HN.H, yesterday afternoon after shoi
visit 10 this city where he was welcome
by many friends He stopped ia Barr
b from Burlington where he attended u
Fl Vermont State Firemen's meeting.
The funeral Of the late George w. Law
SON will be held tomorrow afternoonat
3 O'Clock from the house on the East Mon
pelier road. Rev. r.. II Lowe win oilieiat
Il The nlasons will have charge Of the int
lment services at Elmwood cemetery.
- DR.. j. Edward Wright 81 Montpelie
= was one of the principal speakers at Il
n Unitarian conference at Atlantic City,
j. He spoke Of 'Rural Conditions al
4 the Boston Transcript says his adore
held the close attention OF his audien
and won the most cordial applause.
The Loyal Temperance Legion VI
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