The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-23
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Arthur Innels went to White River june
tion this morning to spend a two weeks va
cation.
James c. Walker returned to Hanover
today to resume bis course at Dart
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred King went to Or
ange today to visit at Mr.. aud Mrs. Reu-
ben Lords.
Golf balls, Wizards and Kempshall Fly
ers, etc, new lot received at j +. Perry's,
II y. Main St.
A. c. Moore and E. J. Owens returned
this morning from a short business trip to
New York city.
Regular meeting Of Rebekahs this even
ing Afull attendance is desired for
practice. Order n g.
John C. Wiley and family went to
Braintree, Mass, last evening to attend
the funeral Of a relative.
All the employees Of hines & Crulek-
shank are requested TO meet at Miles hall
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Members Of Operative Lodge, No. $50,
take notice! Sept. 30 is the last day sit
tings can be had for photo group.
Thirty-seven tickets we're sold at the
Montpelier Central Vermont station yes
terday for the excursion to New York
The first Of the series of dances win be
held In Miles hall next Saturday evening.
Gilberston's orchestra viii furnish music
There win be meeting Of the Barre
Rangers Thursday evening at O'clock at
the South End hotel, Important bust
ness.
| o. w. Boyea, the tailor, has rented
new quarters over Miers barber shop,
where he win have better accommodations
for his trade.
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Lafayette Cheyey Of Washington went
| to Dover, N. H., today called there by the
death Of his brother Alphonzo, who was in.
stantly killed yesterday.
Fred Whittier has resumed his place in
| Wilder's Orchestra, having returned from
| Franeonia Inn, N. H., where he was lead
Ell Of the hotel orchestra.
Tutti lavoranti al lines & Cruiksonc
pregati di trovarsi nella Miles hall Ven
erdi ALI l o'cloek per attendere al funer
ale del defunto Alex Cruickshank.
There viii be band concert at tht
School street stand at Montpelier Thurs
day evening at 7.80 o'clock. This vii
probably be the last one Of the season a
Montpelier.
st. Elizabeth's Chapter will meet thi
week Thursday afternoon at two o'cl0cl
at the home Of Mr. Roberts to sew for th
coming sale. All the ladies Of the churc
are invited to help.
Angle r daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.:
Frank r. Dawley of Berlin side, Mon pe
Tier, died yesterday Of diabetes, aged /
years she was q sufferer from the di;
ease for two years.
The local committee for the state cor
vention of Christian Endeavorers whie
meets here on Oct. 6, Z, and s, win hold
meeting tonight to make further Arrange
ments for the convention.
Alex lines, Of the firm Of lines
Cruiekshank, arrived in Barre last nigh
from Scotland. Mr. Innes was not al
praised Of the death Of his partner, MI
Cruickshank, until he reached Barre.
In county court the jury in the case {
ii. w. Camp vs. John Shorey have return
ed verdict for the plaintiff to recover s
and costs The Barre case of Michai
Doyle VS.. Arthur LePage has been Q
trial
Several from this city went to Washing
ton today to attend the fair which opeue
Il Yesterday. 1t will continue tomorrow
( The Chelsea Cornet band of 20 pieces
Z furnishing music. There are eight ract
on the programme
n Christ church at Montpelier, which wa
\ seriously damaged by fire last spring,
Z now nearly repaired 1t is expected tina
Z the church will be ready for occupancy
three weeks, although the organ win n
II be installed until later than that
A The White Mountain express over Z
: Central Vermont lines between Fabyan
: and New York will be discontinued aftt
Monday, Oct 5, resulting 10 the disco
uing az the st. Albans-New York Sleep
which has been handled on this train.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Sarah
= Robinson was held from her late home
y Phelps Minis at . o'clock this afternoo
Rev. r. r. Lowe officiating, The int
ment was IN Elmwood cemetery and q
bearers were the four sons Of the d
ceased
T. w. Eagan Of Montpelier was fms
So and costs Of s7.20 in Montpelier Gil
court yesterday for a breach q the pea
which he paid Mr.. Eagan had an alte
cation with ID O. Getchell Monday eye
ing over settling an account for work DO
- for Mr.. Eagan on his timber lot Ia wa
- rem.
6. B. Bigelow Of Montpelier, was IN T.
4 CITY Yesterday looking APP two men VI
i blred team at his stable Monday and
{ turned It in very delapidated condtio
one Of the horses legs was badly brnlse
The team figured in smash-up on NOT
Main street 10 this city Monday aitt
noon. The men told Mr. Bigelow To
they were willing to pay for the damage.
The officers and soldiers Of the 100
CORPS OF the Salvation Army are certain
pushing their harvest festival with co
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