The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Harry K Carleton is working for A. W.
Badger & Go.
I J. c. GrIggs went TO Mortified this AZ
ternoon on business.
Orville S. Cheney went to Boxbury this
morning on business.
William Whitehead has finished work
for Barry 4 Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blair went to
Chazy, n. ", yesterday on visit
Louis Huntington went to Worcester to-
day to attend the funeral Of a relative.
The Misses Bina and Marion Bracken
OF Burlington are visiting friends In the
city.
Mrs. William NOonan returned today
from visit with relatives in South Rye
gate.
Ernest Batchelder Of Plainfeld was in
the city yesterday to attend the foot ball
game,
A son was born yesterday morning to
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cable Of Cable
street.
James Scott left last night for New
York where he win sail for Aberdeen,
Scotland.
Frank Frlnk, the new advance man for
the Mills-Kenneth Co., left last night for
Poultney.
D. D. Royce expects to 60 to Ocean
Grove, Nj, the first Of next week to pass
the winter.
The Peoples National Bank began the
construction Of their vault in the Worthen
block today.
Mrs Ella Kidder and daughter, Blanche,
returned to Plainfeld this afternoon after
visit in the city.
John Sullivan returned to Boston today
after being in the city to attend the funer-
al Of Daniel Devers.
The Over the Teaeups club win meet
with Mrs ]. w Mcdonald, Thursday af-
ternoon at 2.S0 o'cibck
Mrs. ". Fl. Hoisington went to Hart
land this afternoon to spend two weeks
visit at the home Of her mother.
Webster Laird has registered as a law
student IN r. A. Hoars Office and will
work in Lynch's restaurant evenings.
The ladies' Of the church Of the Good
Shepherd win have a sale about the first
Of December. Particulars will be given
later.
Mrs. Mary Farrell, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. W. Al. Murray, re-
turned to her home in Mortified this
morning
George Cassie has sold to Duffy & Mead
lot at the corner Of Burns and Winter
streets on the French estate. Considera-
ton not stated.
Regular meeting Of the Jumpers, Box
ers and Derrickmen's union, No. 1854 in
/ Carpenters hall, Nichols block, Wednes-
day, Nov. is at 80.
Members of the Epworth League Bible
class who are taking studies in the Life
Of Christi are requested to meet in the
league rooms after class meeting tonight
4 A special meeting Of the Barre Quoting
II Club will be held tonight at O'Clock
sharp, at the Northern Hotel. Let ali
members be present as there Is important
business.
| I. J. Bailey who is employed BY l.. B.
! Dodge expects to leave the latter part 81
this week vita his brother, States Attor-
ney F. A. Bailey for California, to spend
the winter. The latter is somewhat I'M
/ proved Ia health.
The union Thanksgiving service will be
/ held this year IN the Universalist church,
and the time has been changed from the
forenoon to evening, probably at O'Clock.
Rev. w. A KinzIe win preach the ser
mon.
The wedding party at Rocco Lotti's Sat
urday had their pictures taken during the
afternoon at Blanchard studio An in
tsresting matter in connection with the
/ civil ceremony Saturday afternoon was
! that City Judge Woodward, who OBLIGATED
ia that capacity for the first time, used the
ring service - Montpelier Argus.
The ladies Of the Universalist church
are to be congratulated on the success Of
their fair last week. The proceeds were
S3a024, which is much larger sum than
they ever made by the same means. There
were large crowds present each evening,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves thor
oughly.
The defeated Kimball Union Academy
foot bali eleven were the guests of God
dard students at an informal reception at
the school last evening KimbaI plays
] Montpelier seminary at Montpelier this
/ afternoon. Goddard may play a return
Il game with Kimball at Meriden, n H.,
ssturdayor Monday.
4 While T. p. Brown was driving on
/ South Main street last evening he was run
into by another team. Mr.. Brown was
thrown out by the force Of the collision
and his horse clearing itself from the bad
i " wrecked wagon ran up South Main and
4 onto Circle street, where it was caught.
4 The other team was somewhat smashed
up, though no one was injured in the mix
/ up.
The following literary programme viii be
4 given at the NJ E. church Wednesday eve
ming at Z 30. Piano solo, Mrs. Bassett,
singing, chorus; What is a Revival? Mr.
Moyle; Influence Of a Revival, Mr.. Ander.
son; vocal solo, Miss Morse Carvosso, Miss
Bolles, Billy Bray, Miss Kenerson; sing.
ing, chorus; d L. Moody and His Work,
Miss Tracey; Methods Of Revival Work,
Rev MFR. Lowe; vocal solo, Mr. Veale.
Considerable interest was shown in the
display Of basketry and metal work made
by Miss Parmenter of Montpelier semin
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