The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN.

SATURDAY.
MI Clarence Case is the guest Of Miss
Jessie Shaw.
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell is the guest Of
Mrs. B. F. shaw.
II You are wise you viii use Wise King
flour, the best for bread.
The guards are putting great deal Of
practice into the Maccabee drill.
Don't forget the dance IN the Castle Sc
Iies at Miles han Saturday evening.
A son was born last evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley Of Washington street.
The rehearsal Of the Baptist boy choir
is postponed to Saturday evening at 30
O'Clock.
Remember the dance to be given under
the auspices Of the ladies Of the Macea-
/ bees November II.
The Barre Bible Union will meet in the
vestry Of the Congregational church Thurs
day evening at SIS.
/ Special communication Of Granted Lodge,
I No So, I. and a. NJ, Friday evening at Z
o'clock Work, first degree.
Why eat those dry, unpalatable Boston
haddies when You can get the nice home
cured at the City Fish Market
Mr. and Mrs. George Tllotson Of North
field are visiting the latter's father, Miss
Grace ingalls,, for few days
A marriage license has been issued to
Lee Elwin Martin Of this city and Miss
Nettie Arlington Of Waterbury.
The Montpelier seminary foot BAH team
goes to st. Johusbury tomorrow to play
return game with the academy there.
Don't forget that Wilder's orchestra is
to have charge Of the musical part Of the
programme, Tuesday evening, November
| H.
There were 800 people at the opening
evening Of the ladies' bazaar at the Trini-
ty church yestry, Montpelier, Tuesday
evening.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Wiley died this morning. The body viii
be taken TO Mortified tomorrow noon for
interment.
Mrs. r. Caleagni and son, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Cassanl and Mrs Louis Rianehi
leave tonight for New York where they
win sail for Italy.
Mrs. sophronia Brown who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. a. G. Day, for
the past two weeks went to her home in
Washington yesterday.
Mr.and Mrs c. K. Norris who reside
on the East Montpelier road. have gone to
Chelsea to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Nation.
The Congregational fair win be closed
this evening during the time Of the regu-
lar prayer meeting of the church The
doors Of the hall viii be re.opened shortly
before S o'clock
The ladies Of the Universalist church
1 are requested to meet at the home Of Mrs
Mason Paige, 90 Elm street, Friday after
tnoon at 2 O'clock 20 sew for the fair. A
full attendance is desired.
Ofieer Nicholson Is expected 10 return
this evening from Portland, Me-, with AL
bert Seger, who Is wanted here on the
charge Of larceny OF clothing and money
from fellow boarder named Finnan.
Miss Margaret Donovan arrived IN
/ town Sunday from her home IN Ireland
and will spend some time with her broth
er, Thomas Donovan, at r. J Robbins
home in East Montpelier.
Misses Ethel and Allie Trow leave to-
morrow morning for Southern Pines, North
! Carolina. where they win spend the win
\ ter Miss Allie enters a school there, 1t
is hoped that her throat viii be benefited
by the change.
The club house Of the Barre Golf club
has been closed for the season, although
there win be pluying on the links for some
time yet. Greenkeeper Baker has finished
his duties. He has not missed day since
he began work in the spring
Other bowling games besides the first
one scheduled for this city are as follows:
Nov. 10, Grescents vs.. Capitals at Mont
PelieT; Nov 20, Eurekas vs. Queen City at
1 Burlington, and Nov. 20, Eurekas vs..
| Knights Of Columbus at Burlington.
James sherman Caswell Of Montpelier,
who was recently pardoned from the state
prison BY Governor Mccullough, where he
was serving life sentence for the murder
OF George Gould Of East Montpelier has
received an increase II pension from S24
to $50 a month MI. Caswelli is in quite
feeble health.
Mrs. D. A. Perry entertained the Young
Peoples society Of the Baptist church OF
Montpelier at their home on Averill street
last evening. There were about 85 pres
ent, Besides very enjoyable social time
finch furnished large part Of the enter
tainment. The party returned to the Cap
itol in a special car at II o'clock.
The Granite Manufacturers Association
Of Barre is making laudable effort to
1 finance a scheme for a proper exhibit Of
Barre granite at the St Louis exposition.
The project calls for IS. 600 and the bus
ness men of Montpelier and Mortified
have been asked to lend their help, The
last legislature might well have approprl-
ated little money for just such legiti-
mate biz Of advertising as this Whatever
helps one section Of the state, benefits the
whole. --Iyndonville Journal.
The marriage Of Carl H. Goodwin Of
Montpelier and Miss May e. Greene of
Williston occurred Tuesday evening at the
brides home, Mr. Goodwin Is we'll
known clerk in the Montpelier Office of the
American Express company. The couple
passed through Montpelier junction yes
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