The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-22

I MISS HiOia DdbtAEiuEi "a tuio Cily WAS 4
teacher in the school burned at Plaindeld
last night.
Norris Hamel returned yesterday from
an extended visit in Danville and st.
Johnsbury.
Badger & Mclean have received a full
line Of Dorothy Dodd shoes for the fall
and winter.
All clerks are requested to be at the
meeting tonight to get the quarterly cards
and buttons.
George A. Reed returned last night
from Dartmouth college for few days
visit at his home.
Dr. Z. G sprsgue, who recently re-
turned from his wedding trip, win reopen
his Office tomorrow.
There will be meeting of st. Monicas
Altar Boys club tonight at Z o'clock. A
full attendance is requested.
It's fact that the Red Cross Pharma-
cy's twenty nine cent candy is equal to
that which costs forty cents. See the ad.
The rehearsal Of the boy choir of the
Baptist church will be postponed from
Friday to Saturday evening at so o'clock.
D, j. Morse has purchased of George
Morse Of Morristown, the new house at 30
fremont street and has moved into the
same.
Supervisor Murray from the home Office
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
was in Barre today visiting the branch Of
fee here.
Mrs. George l. Bates Of Orange street
who was taken to Heaton Hospital on
Monday to undergo an operation is doing
very nicely.
A reception win be given to the parents
of the boys and girls attending private
dancing school at mid term, also at the
close Of the term.
There will be meeting Of the X. p. A.
at the Presbyterian church tonight Sub
ject for discussion THE ruling ideas Of
the present age"
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prlndle & Averlll's.
Special orders for ladies' or misses gar
ments left at A. p. Abbott & Co.'S store
before Monday evening viii get personal
selection on Wednesday.
The grand jury still works steadily on
the investigation Of the Barre riot. There
will be no report before Friday and per
haps not before Saturday,
Joseph Gregory Of Barre, quarrymau,
filed petition in bankruptcy yesterday,
His liabilities are 1928, and assets. s153,
all Of which are claimed exempt.
Miss Edith Adams of Rochester grad.
uate in the class Of '02 of Goddard visited
at the seminary last night on her way to
resume her studies at St. Lawrence Uni
versity.
The ladies of the Universalist church
are requested to meet with Mrs. Elias
/ Holmes, Z Eastern avenue, on Saturday
afternoon, Oct. "a, at O'Clock, to sew for
the fair.
Andrew Gearin, who was arrested yes
terday by Officer Nicholson for intoxioa-
ftion, was in city court last evening. He
pleaded guilty and was lined S5,with costs
Of 1924, which he paid.
ID. K. Lille, a stone cutter in the EN-
| ploy of Lynch Brothers OF Montpelier, has
| purchased the peoue Brothers stone bust
| ness, situated near the Central Vermont
station in that city. and will take posses
sion about December !.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will hold a special meeting
With Mrs. f. G. Fisher, Averill street,
tomorrow afternoon at ESQ o'clock. VIII
those who have not paid their dues please
do so this week If possible.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian has this
to say Of its academy foot ball team. 1.-THE
foot ball team will play in Montpelier next
Friday and they are getting ia some hard
practice this week so as to make good
showing in the triangular league"
Among the twenty candidates who have
filed application to the supreme court for
admission to the Vermont bar are these:
Benjamin Gates, 7. r, Phillips, John N.
Harvey and S. O. Wilson of Montpelier
and i. L. Scott and +. ID. Burgess of
Barre.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Modern Woodmen at their hall, Saturday
evening at o'clock. for the adoption of
candidate Maple Leaf Camp and officers
and team win exemplify the floor work.
All members are requested to be present.
Per order of Committee
Tonight at the Salvation hall at s D. m.
a farewell musical and cake and coffee So
eial viii be given for Ensign and Mrs.
Gregg. After stay of six months they
are saying good bye and 20 to labor in
other parts Of the vineyard. The pro-
ceeds 60 to help meet their expenses All
are invited. Admission 10 cents.
The Rebekahs held largely attended
and enjoyable meeting last evening. There
were several visitors present from Will
Jamestown and a Mr.. Jones Of Lebanon,
N H., who is visiting ia the city was also
present. After the work of Initiating two
candidates crazy supper was served
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The ladies Of the N. e. o. p. degree
team are doing all in their power to make
the dance and eotillion party at K. Of p.
hall next Tuesday evening a success. 1t
is only left with the young and old people
to make 1t lively. Wllder's orchestra OF
nine pieces win do its part in furnishing
music for you to trip the light fantastic
toe. Please remember the date, October
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