The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

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Sale of suits and jackets at Abbotfs
Saturday.
Frank Brown went to Mortified this
morning on business
If you are wise you win use Wise King
-four, the best for bread.
c 6. Mascot returned last night from
a several weeks visit In New York.
Frank B. Hutchlns people are moving
from No. 3 Richardson street 70 ga Sum
mer street.
Guis Chantore and A. Giai left last
night for New York from where they will
sail for Italy.
There win be private dance in Miles
hall this evening. Wilder's orchestra viii
furnish music.
Mrs Philo Camp Is quite sick at her
home on Washington street, threatened
with pneumonia.
For sale-A good mare at the city auc-
ton rooms. Saturday afternoon. Good
driver or worker.
n. H. Hazen Of North Hero who has
been selling apples in the city returned
home this morning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Laundry Sunday, Nov. T. Mrs. S. j.
Nichols is caring former.
John Gleason who has been visiting
friends in this city left this morning for
his home in Claremont, n. H.
Mrs. II. b. Chamberlain and Miss Kar-
Iene hutchinson Of Bradford we're guests
Of Mrs. Frank Harris yesterday
Elliot Stoughton returned last night
from the Albany Business college to re-
cuperate from recent sickness.
Why eat those dry, unpalatable Boston
haddies when you can get the nice home
cured at the City Fish Market
Mrs John Wheeler and Miss Mary Cor
tiney who have been visiting at A. II.
Burke's went to Burlington this morning.
The Modern Woodmen have engaged
lington for their bali 10 Miles hall Nov.
Is.
a petltian in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday by Alexander Marcoux, quarryman
Of Barre, who has liabilities Of SASS 35
and no assets.
The farm Of the late Augustus Batchel-
der of Plainfeld, has been purchased Of
the estate By the widow and deed was
given yesterday.
Misses Annie Whirk, Margaret Gibson,
Emily Lee and Mrs. Lydia J. Lee left this
morning for Boston on their way to ST..
Petersburg, Florida.
There will be chlldrens missionary
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Page, High
land avenue, Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Frieda Hooker, secretary.
A Montpelier Whist club, known as the
Stag Whist club, has been formed, and Its
members have voted to play drive whist
and cut out the refreshment and prize in
cidentals.
The body Of Mrs. Katherine Good was
taken on the Z so train this morning to
1 Wolftown, al, for interment The fn-
nearal was held at st. Moniea's church at
l6.15 o'clock this morning.
G. A. Heath received today an invoice
Of 14000 rolls Of wall paper direct from
the factory OF the Standard Wall Paper at
New I ork the largest invoice ever shipped
over the Central Vermont.
For fancy work and other articles visit
the New York booth where you will be
| greeted by Indian maidens such as we
read Of In she Leatherstocking Tales, at
the UniFersalist fair next week.
The Main street pavement, from the
city hall to the Miles granite block, was
washed yesterday afternoon With stream
Of water from the hydrant at the park.
The beneficial result Is easily apparent.
Railroad Commissioners Fuller G. Smith
Of st Adams, H. s. Bingham, Benning-
ton, George T. Howard, Craftsbury, met
i yesterday in the State House at Montpe
iier No business Of special Importance
was transacted
Specials for saturday, Nov. 7th But,
ter Scotch, per pound, 15e; Cream Dates
per pound, l5c; Coc0anut Kisses, pei
pound, re; Fruit Candy, per pound, 15c
Fresh made and pure at the Barre Candy
Kitchen.
VIM. Gordon Of Prospect street was
operated on yesterday for appendicitis
DR.. FL G Tinsham Of Burling on per
formed the operation, which was success
full and Mr. Gordon is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
In accordance with the findings Of the
Washington county grand jury, the cases
against Rizzi, Cassi, Seratti aud Fruizetti,
held on charges resulting from the social
st anafehistie riot on October 3, were no
pressed In the local city court.
The Japanese fair by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Congregational church ia
Miles hal, closed last evening with good
attendance. The fair has been great
success and the ladies viii net between
$500 and s2T5 for their efforts,
The next meeting Of the Ministers
Monday club will be in the Methodist
church Of Barre, Nov 3, at 10 o'clock
Paper Rev B. q Roberts, The Eucharist
paper, Rev. T. II Mitchell. The Ultlmat,
Tribunal Of Appeal Discussion. w. A.
Kinzie' Sec'y.
The bazaar held at Trinity vestry, Mont
pelier, was complete success in every
way, the attendance being very large
throughout and the sales excellent Ev
cry body appeared pleased with the novelty
Of the affair, and socially il was unusually
ENJOYABLE The ladies cleared over S260