The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-09
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Boys underwear lOF zoe eaea az NeAAl
q Knights.
r. caviechi left last night for Montreal
on business.
II You are wise you viii use Wise King
-four the best for bread
If you want to be well satisfied with
your coat, buy it at Fits
Frank McQuade returned last night
from two weeks visit In Boston.
Norman and Rowe Morrison went tC
Waterbury this morning on business.
I D. NJ. Miles went to his farm in Wash.
iBgton this morning to spend the DAY.
Miss Ethel Prosser is on the sick list
with rheumatic trouble at Harry Whit
combs
The Cleaners viii meet with Miss
Bowles, Averill street, this evening at :. As
o'clock
Mrs. Cummings Of Montpelier viii ex-
hiblt her china At Homer Fits during the
holidays.
Alfred Lonergan went to Burlington
Saturday whore he attended the funeral Of
a cousin yesterday
A. P. Abbott & Co. claim to have the
best wearing misses and boys wool hose
for % cents in town.
Mills & Kenneth are to give their enter
tainmsnt in the opera house again tonight
and Wednesday night.
There win be meeting Of the Laborers'
\ Protective union tomorrow evening In Car
penters' hall at I.30 o'clock.
Misses Eva and Florence Houston Of
Mortified, were the guests Of Mr.and Mrs
Herman Houston yesterday.
Mrs. Ella NJ. KendrIck has moved from
Keith avenue into the Alexander Meas
kin house on Wellington street.
win the ladies Of the Uniyersalist socie-
tn kindly loan flags for decoration Bring
them to the church Tuesday morning
There will be q regular meeting Of Mia
nehaha encampment No. 2, /. O. O. H,
this Monday evening, Nov. 3. a full at
tendance is desired Work, second de-
gree. -ss-s,,- s ..ss z sss' 3
Mrs. VIM. Prosser has left Mrs. S
Chambers and went to Barre street,
Montpelier, for the winter, today. Mrs
Beach win work for Mrs. S. Chandler this
wiuter.
The city water was turned of yesterday
between a. M and four p. M, while the
city water department gave the system
washing out.
The boys who broke the glass in the
Telegram building the other day can
avoid further trouble BY settling for the
glass at once,
James II Smith, Montpelier & Wells
River r. n freight agent, sustained quite
a serious injury to one foot Saturday while
assisting In the yard.
Miss Mary Coutts arrived ia the city
yesterday morning from Scotland To visit
AZ the home Of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Cay
OF South Main street.
The regular meeting Of St. Elizabeth's
ladies Aid society Of Sc Manica's church
viii be held tomorrow evening at 7 d clock
sharp at the convent.
The Altrurians will meet Wednesday
afternoon, Nov II, with Miss White, 3SS
North Main street Ontario and the ca
madam Northwest win be the Chautauquan
study.
Wilder's orchestra Of Montpelier. re-
ceived five requests to play Thanksgiving
eve, but win fiji only two engagements.
eight men at Bethel and six men at East
Barre.
A meeting Of the decorating committees
and ladies in charge Of booths and tables
is called for Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, in
stead OF this evening, as the stores are
open and many Of the committe could not
attend
George A Drew went to Marshfeld to-
day to oversee the work Of cutting the
timber on the tract Of land recently pur-
CHASED BY him from Mark Mears. Mr..
Drew Will be Ia Marshaeld the greater
part Of the week.
The friends Of Benjamin Gates of Mont,
peler who was recently admitted to the
Vermont bar, viii be pleased 10 hear that
he Is to locate In Montpelier. He will
have his Office with Judge G e. Wood
ward He resigned as deputy county
clerk Saturday
The aesthetic editor of the Burlington
News wants the name Of old Rock Dunder
changed to Rock Reggie. For Heavens
sake, what's the use There wouldn't be
one In ten, outside Of Barre or some gran
lite quarry, who would know how to pro-
nounce it properly l-St. Johnsbury Re
publican
Mrs. G, G. Page who keeps nurses
home at 81 Jefferson street is sending out
printed cards giving the street and num-
Der Of the home and the names Of fenrteen
nurses who are registered there, among
whom Is the district nurse Miss Nj. S.
Joy, Anyone wishing q nurse can be
supplied at once by applying at the home
A q, 900 pound freight car, unloaded,
was shRntsd off a side track and over a
bank slmost into the river, in the Barre r.
X yard yesterday afternoon. An attempt
was made to draw it up with one engine
at first The car was started little and
then The chain snapped as If it had been
Irvine A second engine was hitchsd on
and with very heayy-linked chain the
car was put back on the irons
This Is what the ladies Of the Good
Shepherd wish to call your attention to
Oysters, eScailoped, raw oysters, hot
rolls, cold sliced ham, pickles. cabbage
salad, doughnuts, lemon, apple and pump