The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.

William oliver went to Hardgick thi
m oTning 70 work.
Glenn Balch began working in the Blu
Store today as clerk
+ N. Tayntor went to Mortified thii
afternoon on business.
II you are wise you win use Wise King
-four, the best for bread.
H f Cutler went to Groton pond this
morning on a hunting trip.
Mrs. l.. II. White went to Essex yester-
day for two weeks visit
j. White Of Walllngford spent Sun
day with relatives 10 the city.
Furs in endless variety and at prices to
suit every purchaser at Fits
Miss Julia Ward Of Burlington is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. N. Marion.
Liniy A. Averill went to North Hero
this morning on business trip.
Nj l. Frost and family Of Barton, are
stopping with friends in Barre town.
Miss r. i. Trow has returned from a
visit in Boston and Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Owens return
ed last night from their wedding trip.
v. CrolIa resumed work today In Rog-
ers & Grady's store after two weeks
illness.
By request. Mrs. T. II. Rogers win re-
cite Taxing an Elevator, at the Musical
Wednesday evening.
Just received, a new invoice Of ladies'
elder down dressing saoques. Prices, S1.O0
to S3.9s. Homer Fits.
Joseph Corti left last night for New
York from which port he will sail for
Italy TO spend the winter
Mrs. Charles Drew and sister, Miss Bee
ca Holmes, Of Kingston, Mass, are visit
ing with friends In the city.
A party of about twenty Italians will
leave here next week for Italy where they
will remain during the winter.
Conductor Jed sturtevant who has been
running on the White Mountain train this
summer, is for the present to run the
night train to this city.
Miss Nina Barker will open dressmak-
ing rooms Oct. 2Sth In the rear Of the Hale
block on Pearl ST. Ladies' tailoring a
speciality. Telephone 1924.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Ladies' Missionary society Of the Congre-
gational church 10 the vestry at the close
Of the Thursday evening meeting.
The spaulding high school foot ball
eleven has game scheduled to be played
IN this city tomorrow afternoon with Ed
munds high school Of Burlington
There win be a general meeting Of the
Altar society fair committees In st. M0ni-
cas- church yestry this evening at T.l5.
Soliciting committee will please report
progress.
The Granite Polishers Union hold their
regular meeting Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober rs at T.30. A full attendance is de-
sired as business Of importance is to come
before the meeting.
Miss Church, who has had charge OF
the business course in the Spaulping High
school, has resigned her position on ac-
unit Of III health and returned to her
home in Hadley, Mass.
Foresters Attention! All cribbage play
ers of the f. Of A meeting will be
held in Foresters' hall at o'clock We'd
nesday evening for the purpose Of select
ing team for the coming contest.
Chief of Police Brown, with bis three
policemen, made raid on two houses on
Granite street Sunday evening. The
houses were those OF Mary Garabaldi and
f. Arioli. The officers found no liquor.
Nelson Lemay, who was arrested yes
terday by Chief Of Police Brown for being
found intoxicated, was in city court last
evening. He pleaded guilty to first offence
and finally paid fine Of s., with costs q
SIS 20.
Gertrude, the eight months old child d
/ Mr.. and Mrs James Gervia ef NoTtl
Main street died at six O'Clock last nigh
of cholera infantum. The fune al viii b
held tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. Burial il
the Catholic cemetery.
No more enjoyable time can be passes
than to attend the concert and old fash
Toned cotillion given under the auspices o.
the ladies degree team Of the \. E. Q p.
at the r. Of. 2. hall this evening. Wild
ers' orchestra will furnish the music.
Next Sunday Il All Saints Day. d grea
day in many parts Of the world. The da,
/ is sacred to the memory Of loved ones VIII
have passed away and is held as one 0
the most sacred days of the Christian ca
endar. 1t seldom comes upon a Sunday.
George "A. Ross desires to get the az
dress Of some man experienced in fencin
to give an exhibition with him at the con
ing fair Of Company II. Any one in Barr
or in the state who is willing to give a
exhibition should address Mr.. Ross 8
once.
The ladies having charge of the Japar
ese bazar to be held in Miles hall nel
week have intended to personally sole
assistance from all interested in the we
fare Of the Congregational church.
You were ont when they called or BY IN
chance W ere overlooked don't hesitate
send yonr contribution to Miles hall neS
Tuesday.
Eugene Sullivan says he has seen tn
same animal which scared John Connie
and Oflicer Frank Hamel last week. Gen
stands ready to give description Of Oh
| haast fn ann man rho calls m him Gen