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


Miss Carrie Draper went to her home /
Randolph last night to visit over Sunday
Wanted. an experienced clothing sale,
man at once. Apply to the Union Cloth
ing store.
Dir. and Mrs. Byron Mum went to Dan
vile this afternoon to spend Sunday a
his home.
Bert Hutchins Of Orange exhibited a DO
tate IN the city yesterday which weighec
3 Ia pounds.
!. B, Case, who has been visiting a
5ohn Trow's returned this morning 70 hi
home In Groton.
Miss Grace Ingalls, went to her home II
Fl Aorthheld last night to spend Sunday. He
mother, who has been visiting her, return
ed home also
H A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank y
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now n
Prindle q Ayerills.
The harvest sale and supper AZ the II.
=. church last evening was very success.
Iul. There was very large attendance
and an excellent supper was served.
Prepare your costumes for the masquer-
ads ball given by the ladies Of Companion
| Court Granite City, No. T5T. /. o. FL. in
Miles hail, Friday evening. oct. 28.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has a yery all
tracttve window advertising their 10 mule
team borax. Twenty borax mules are rep
resented as drawing load Of borax.
J. Could More left last night for d
weeks visit at his home III Roxbury. III.
dis sister who has been visiting him
ioF me past few weeks, returned with him.
Ballard steamship agency received
message this morning that the Columbus
viii dock at Boston this morning. Mrs
Katherine Imlah 81 Barre sailed on this
boat.
A party Of the local lodge 81 New Eng.
land Order Of Protection went to Montpel.
Ter last evening to be the guests 81 Stan
daFd Lodge Of that city. a fine time was
passed
The II. +. G. u Of the Uniyersallst
church held very enjoyable social III the
Vestry last evening with good sized at
tendance. Light refreshments were
served.
Special for Saturday, October 10Th !.
Our famous Fudge l5e per pound; Cocoa
nus Kisses, l5e per pound; Fruit Candy,
Joe per pound; Peanuts Brittle IOc per
pound. Fresh made Saturday at the
Barre Candy Kitchen.
The stone over the Baldwin street en-
trance Of the state house house at Mont
pelier, which was broken by the frost last
year, was replaced Thursday the stone be-
ing cut by Henry Emmons and put ii
place by Eugene Buck The fit was per
feet
The Union Veterans Union met at
Charles Morecroft's last evening and pass |
ed most enjoyable social time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morecroft prepared an elaborate
spread and the Veterans are very hearty |
in their praise Of the manner ii which |
they were entertained They also wish /
60 publicly thank the young ladies' who /
waited On tie tables.
Lyle Perry Of this city has become 4
member Of Wilder stringed qulntette Of
playing the cello. The aain-
tette VIII appear ia public for the first
time at the Bethany church MONTPELIER
tomorrow morning. The members are il. I
w Bruce and Lyle Perry 1T this oitv. 4
Fred Whittier, Harry Weber and Il. II 4
Merrill Of Montpelier
The saloon keepers black list was posted 1
% the Montpelier saloons yesterday. Ey- a
aFy man who has been arrested for intexi- A
satlon and convicted in the city court win H
lot bes0ld any liquor This ii tie mandate
ina comes as the result OF a conference held
" the license commissioners with the
licensees.
A. j Hamilton, eoseh Of the Seminary
lase bah team returned Thursday from
hunting trip Ia Canada. He reports
bat the foot ball team has greatly i'm
'royed Two teams were Oh the campus
a the afternoon and the prospects seem
more favorable than at any time this fan.
Montpelier Journal.
w. I'll Gladding Is to 90 as delegate
rom the state Untyersalist society to the Il
ati0nal convention OF Unyersalists
mich meets at Washington, d. G., Oct
"a, and would be glad to give informa- /
ION to any one who desires to 20. Among /
thers vino are going are Rev Efiie x. nj II
liss Lucy Calef Of Washington
The Goddard foot ball manager has arr
anged game with the second team Of
le University Of Vermont to be played II
the local campus Monday afternoon. II
he game will be called at 4 O'Clock Is al II
" those employed in the sheds to see the II
hole game 1t Is IS expected that a large H
'oWd Will turn out TO see this game which II
Iomises to be one Of the best Of the sea- IL
u. II
There y some interesting foot bali prao- ii
ee u1 the seminary campus every after III
ION now. Last evening the seminary II
even lined up against Spaulding aud III
ere was some lively sorlmmages for III
bile no attempt was made to play a III
me but each side was given the bali oe- III
to see what It could do. The Hi
ans will practice this way and both ara H
re to be benefited by IT. Ill
The bowling enthusiasts are already H
aking preparations for the coming ~. HI
n The teams In this city are WORKING HI
Ird to have a league formed with this HI
ty, Montpelier, Burlington, ST. Adams HI
id Plattsburgh IL Is not known vet Ill
neither such a league can be arranged HI
It If not there viii be league arranged Hi
ith Montpelier the same as last wear. Ill
be local alleys opened this week ana the III
iw alleys IN Montpelier open next III
eek Ill