The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-02

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ment over Calder & Richardson's 70 th'
quarrles.
AIrs..F D. Maynard and daughter o
Malone, N. H., is visiting her sister Mrs
G. Fl NewhalI
Miss Avis Thwing Of Lowell Is visiting
her brother, Clinton Thwing. at *calami
ty Farm in Roxbury-
The Z. ". Us and ladies' meet at thl
Washington hotel Friday evening, Sept. 4
An cordially Invited.
Mrs. Henry Loud Of Bradford, who has
been visiting at i. G. Brooks, returned t
her home this morning.
james Wood and George Wood went Il
Boston last night to meet their wives VIII
are coming from Scotland.
Mrs S. S. Cotton, who has been visiting
at ii & Bush's for the past week, went Il
Rutland yesterday morning
Many people from this city are attend
ing the carnival at Burlington this week
About25 went this morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seaver and Mrs
Sherman Campbell and daughter Of lows
are visiting at g. F. Newhalrs.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, No. 80, S. Of A., tomorrow evening
at 80 o'clock in F. Of A. hall
Miss Eva B. Doty Of Plattsburgh, who
has been visiting friends in the city, re-
turned to her home this morning.
There viii be a meeting Of the Laundry
Workers Union this evening at o'clock.
All members are requested to be present
a HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank OF
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now al
Prindle Il Averilps.
Misses Beulah Lessor and Bertha Smith
Of Burlington, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in this city, returned
to their home last night.
There were four marriage licenses is
sued at the city clerks office during the
month Of August and three have already
been issued in September.
X. Abraham has sold his interest in
the store Of Abraham & R0manus on NORTH
Main street, to his partner, Joseph Ro-
manus, who will continue.
A marriage license has been issued t.
Charles A. Wheaton and Miss Alice i
Nye, also to George Il. Long and Miss AL
vina Z Marion Of Montpelier.
Among those who we're registered Al
The Northern yesterday were nj. j Daley
Of Boston. f. Z. Fisher Of Worcester
Mass, and Geo. White Of Troy, n. 7.
Miss Minnie Huntington who has beel
visiting her father ". L. Huntington, re
turned 70 Boston yesterday She was &C
eompanied BY her aunt. Lorinda Mower
John and Ben Eastman bagged ten bird
| yesterday, five grouse and i've woodeocks
| Yesterday opened the season and man,
sportsmen were out. They report gooC
season.
The sewing class and work conductei
/ by the Civic Federation at the emergene
rooms viii be resumed Saturday after
noon, Sept. s Articles OF clothing win
gladly be received on any Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F Breach and son AM
| daughter Of Kingston, Mass, who are Wis
/ iting friends in this vicinity are at presen
the guests Of Rev and Mrs. j. A. Sher
burn.
TIE n. +. @. p. will meet tonight il
/ odd Fellows hall. 1t is requested tina
all members be present as business Of i'm
portanca viii come before the meeting
Entertainment win be furnished after tn
meeting
Dora Robertson gave a party to abou
/ fifteen Of her young friends at her HON
/ on Washington street Monday evening i
honor Of her birthday. The evening wa
/ passed very pleasantly playing all kinds 0
games and refreshments were served.
Il. /. Hayward and Miss Hattie Mir
ard returned Monday from short visit i
/ Portland, Me. Mr. Hayward was a visit
/ or At Peake's Island and was in the mids
Of the war game. lie saw nearly all tn
naval fleet and also saw the warshlps i
4 action.
The gang of about twenty five w0rkme
i who are at work on Main street enjoyed
few minutes rest yesterday afternoon an
had their pictures taken in the street a
the corner OF Washington and Main street
BY photographer j.. Y, Eaton Include
In the picture were the street commission
ers of the city, Street Superintendent Ale
Bruce, City Engineer Allen, Mayor Jach
sen and ex- Mayor Melcher
The term at Goddard Seminary in Barr
commences next Tuesday with the sam
corps Of instructors as last year with tw
exceptlonn Wilbur J Council, grady
ate Of Tufts college. is to teach the sc
enees, and win probably have charge q
the athletic teams, as he was prominent
athletics In college. Neal +. Carley,
Dartmouth man, will be the instrue tor
Greek and Latin The prospects for Il
football team are considered UNUSUAL
bright, as there are five strong men WI
have had experience in the game, for u
line. The only positions which have n
been filed are the ends and quarter bac
and there are a number Of candidates
: those places.