The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-15

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank LaBombard Of Seminary street this
morning
Wanted. an experienced clothing sales
man at once. Apply to the Union Cloth
ing store.
Rev. L. NJ. Fuiler returned to Burlington
this morning after attending convention
in Corlnth
The Peoples shoe store has received a
full line Of Queen Quality shoes for fall
and winter.
The Tourist club will hold Sal-a-ma-
gundi party at the home of Mrs. Gates Fri
day evening.
Fred slayton shipped three horses to
New York yesterday, which he had sold
to G. Fettenan.
Editor Hight of the Monumental News
is in the city making a business visit
among his customers.
Fred Crockett who has been sick for
some time has gone to the Heaton Hospi-
tai, Montpelier, for treatment.
Carleton Kinne returned last night from
e. Haverhill, N. H., where he went to at
tend the funeral Of his brother.
Bart Fitzgerald resumed his duties
as conductor on the NJ. and w. train this
morning after weeks vacation
Mrs. L. S. Norris who has been In the
hospital at Waterbury for a short time,ac
companied her husband home yesterday.
Louis Huntington returned last night
from Mortified where he attended the
convention Of the Grand Lodge, I. 0.
G. T.
An the Willing Workers who would like
to be in the group picture should be at the
church promptly at 4 O'Clock Friday, II
pleasant.
C. r. Scott will sell his household goods
at public auction, Saturday afternoon and
evening at and o'clock, at the city auc-
ton rooms.
The prospectus Of the Barre Entertain
ment Association, for the seventeenth
annual course, is now out. The booklets
well made up.
Mari & Gordon are installing large
air compressor In their stone shed today
made by the Sullivan Machine Co, Of
Claremont n. H.
i Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
| CITY, Shepherds Of America, will be held
at I o'clock this evening In F. Of A. hall.
Important business.
The Rebekahs win hold a whist party
| in Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening,
i Oct. IL Admission Zoe. All whist play
ers cordially invited.
a HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averilrs.
All those wishing to take private dane
ing lessons please leave their name with
Cady Averill at once. No one whose name
is not on the list win be admitted to the
school.
DR.. Y. c. Goodrich went to Bellows
Falls this morning to attend the State
Medical association meeting as a delegate
from the Washington County Medical as
ISOLATION.
The Neal Dow Lodge, / O, g. T., held
a largely attended and enjoyable concert
! and promenade last evening. An oTches
ira of five pieces furnished musical pro
gramme and also played for the march
ing
Those who have made application to at
tend the evening commercial school, ant
all others who desire to attend, are re
quested to call at the Gospel haH, over 1
NJ. Averilps, on Saturday afternoon ant
evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Nee, whs
died quite suddenly Monday at the hom'
of her niece, Mrs Percy Bailey of Mont
peler, was held FROM st. Augustinei
church this morning. Mrs. Nee had [
stroke Of paralysis.
The National convention Of the Won
I ans Christian Temperance Union will b
held at Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1918
1908. An excursion to Hillsboro, Ohio, i
planned for the 10th at cost Of Sl.25 70
the round trip.
Miss Lucy H. Dodge of Montpelier, wh'
is well known in this city, was married a
the home of her parents in Montpelier T.
e. Selwyn Stone of Hartford, Conn, yes
terdav afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Rev. }
h Edward Wright was the officiating clergy
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone left on tn
evening train for Hartford, where the
will seside.
The Ladies' Aid Of st. Monlca's churcl
, win hold social dance in Miles hall o.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 2l. Gilbertson'
orchestra OF four pieces will furnish mu
3 sic and dancing win commence at ) o'clocl
ana continue until u o'clock. Lovers o
good time should not fail to attend this
dance and the rare opportunityof danctnI
4 with excellent music. Tickets 80 cents
4 sold at hall.
Those Barre people who are not so fol
tunate as to be the possessors OF automc
biles smiled yesterday afternoon Whe
they saw one of the 'horseless carriages
8 dragged down Main street behind heav
stone team This was one of those time
Il when the auto gives out and leaves i
B driver stranded wherever 1t stops. Tn
4 driver of the machine seemed to have a
occupied expression.
Mrs. f. r. Cutler presented the materis
for q quilt to Ruth Chapter, 0.E. s., som
4 time ago and is now making an albui
B Quilt for the Universallst church fair tina
takes $40 names to fill the spaces and th
names are worth IS, 100 She feels we
paid for her hard days labor yesterday {
She solicited 100 names which nettt
coo Al Evervonp feels greatly interestf