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

james Beattie went to Randolph to-
day.
fever
Fred Bruce went to Rutland today On
business.
Leo seaver Of Washington, was III the
AIaceabees drill tonight ate.so sharp at
Boys underwear for 25o each at veale
& Knights
". G. Jones returned last night from
a. D. Morse will open his bowling al /
ieys to the public tonight
Miss Josephine Wheeler Of Burlington
Is visiting Mrs. n. J. Roberts.
j. W. Grady returned this morning
from business trip to Boston.
Thomas Booth Of Foxboro, Mass, was
in the city today on business visit.
Born. Nov 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wright Of Z Harrington Ave, a son.
Born, Nov 10, to Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
5. Ellberg Of 1870 Silver street. a daugh-
ter.
Mrs c. A. Brown went to St. Albans
this morning for two weeks visit with
friends.
First quality goods at living prices is
what makes our market SO popular City
Fish Market.
A regular meeting Of the F. Of A. on
Thursday evening at o'clock. Note the
change Of time.
Miss Ruth BatcheIder went 10 south
Woodbury. this afternoon TO spend week )
visit with friends.
There win be a regular meeting Of the
Neal Dow lodge, 1, o. CT n tonight In
stallation Of officers.
Frank r. Robertson, who lectured in the
opera house last evening left this morning
for Worcester. Mass.
Elliott stoughton left last night for AL
bany, y. ", to resume his studies 10 the
Albany Business college.
Miss TAYLOR, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs William Murphy, returned to-
day to her home In Newport,
The Ladies Guild of the Church Of the
Good shepherd viii meet with Rev. Mr.
Roberts tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Frank LeCiair returned yesterday
from two weeks visit in Burlington with
her sister, Mrs. William GlraTd.
Mrs. Bruce Of Trow Hill, will care for
Mrs. Chandler Of Aver street, instead Of
Mrs. Beach, as stated IN Mondays Times.
An Eastern Star pin was picked up at
the funeral Of VIM. Garden, which Mrs.
Garden would be pleased to return to the
owner
A special conclave Of st. Aldemar com
mandery, X T., viii be held thursday
evening al 1880 O'Clock Work, Templars
degree.
Charles N Wales has sold his new house
at the cornero Of fremont and Parks streets
10 Harvey Gay, who buys for a home.
Consideration $4,000
A Burlington despatch in last evenings
paper about the Rutlaud slaEder suit
should have had the name 0f S. ID. Wilson
instead Of 81 ID Allen.
Regular meeting Of the clerks union
Thursday evening All clerks who have
please be present and get them.
The F. 81 Cate Real Estate Agency has
sold for FL W. Scott and III. j. Sayton,
ones OF their farms recently purchased Ia
Williamstown for consideration OF $1,000.
Miss Nina Brown, former teacher at
Goddard seminary, who has recently re-
turned from a years tour in Europe is
expected to arrive at the seminary tomor
row for a visit
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Lotti,
daughter Of Rocco Lott, Of Montpelier
and ouis Brogg is % take place next Sat
uFday afternoon. City Judge C.E. Wood
ard will perform the ceremony,
Mrs. Wallace Parker submitted yester-
day TO an operation on her jaw, which was
successful ID all ways 1t was performed
| by Or. Sprague, assisted by Drs j, Henry
Jackson and j. w jackson. Mrs. Beach
Is caring for Mrs. Parker.
The North Barre foot bali team went to
Randolph this morning to play the Rand
dolph high school eleven this afternoon.
They will line up as follows: Cordiner, q;
Rhea, re-; Mari, TT; Jackson, le; Mcmillan,
hi; Pekie, gb; Morton. rhs Mcdonald, lg;
Fraser, II: Lake, re.
The annual harvest supper given by the
ladies' Of the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd In the church yestry last evening
was very literally patronized, over 300
/ being served with supper that was fully
up 10 the high standard Of all the suppers
given BY the ladies Of this church.
The Dartmouth College freshmen foot
BAH team did not come to Barre to play
Goddard as scheduled, today, as the an
nual class game between the freshmen and
sophomores Of that college will be played
this afternoon. Goddard has game with
Kimball Union Academy IN this city Mon
| day afternoon.
Mr.. Bianchi, a stone cutter, while going
| to Montpelier one day last week, discover
ed that he had lost his pocket book COR
taining $3.50, a travelling card, and other
papers valuable only to himself Mr. BIZ
anchi thinks that the pocket book was lost
] IN fh q train and en- far a 4 lrno,Vr m fraaa