The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-18
Talk OF THE Town.
N zlbellne coats at Abbottls.

New zlbeline coats at Abbott's.
A. Colombo went to Boston last night
Daniel Harrigan went to East Andover,
n. H., today.
Samuel Sinclair went to New York to-
day on visi..
Joseph Bianehi went to Bethel this
morning to work.
Mrs. Peter Corti went to Rutland today
to visit friends
c. R. Wood went to Randolph this af-
ternoon on business.
See the children's winter coats offered
at $500. Special at Fits.
George |. Beekley went to Burlington
this morning on business.
Mrs. W, G. Nye Of East Montpelier is
visiting at " A. Bradford's.
Miss Zoe Towers 81 Richmond Is visit
ing friends in the city today.
william Mari returned last night from
a weeks business trip to New York.
The Modern woodmen adopted four
candidates at their meeting last evening.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
John Papin Of South Main street, Mon
day
Regular meeting 81 Sanctuary Granite
City S. Of A., Thursday evening At Z
O'Clock,
The three months old child Of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Knutson died last night Of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Sheriffs and mother Of Pleasant
street returned today from weeks visit
in So. Ryegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Gifin Of Burling-
tod, formerly Of this city, visited friends
in the city today,
Postmaster f. W. Bisbee has gone to
Boston to attend the annual convention Of
New England postmasters.
The stock and farming tools on the
farm Of the late George Lawson are being
sold at public auction today.
Mrs. Mary Morse, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Chauncey Wiley,
went to her home in Mortified this morn
ing
The Goddard Seminary football team
win play the return game with Kimball-
Union Academy At Windsor next Satur
day
The town clock has again got back into
shape after a few days wandering The
clock strikes now when the hands point to
the hour.
Napoleon White returned yesterday
with his w0rkmen from Springfield, Mass,
where he has been putting in a large rail-
road embankment.
Miss Henrietta Royce, trained nurse
from Burlington, who has been visiting at
T r. Northrop's was called to case IN
Waitsfeld yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Grearson, who has been
visiting her son, Alden, III this city for
several weeks, left this morning for her
home in New Brunswick.
The fair conducted BY the ladies Of st.
Msnica's church commences this evening.
All those donating articles for the tables,
etc, please bring them to the hall by $50
Or o'clock this evening.
The Montpelier & Wells River r. R. has
made a change In the methods Of marking
Of granite shipments, similar to the one
made BY the Central Vermont which was
printed in yesterdays paper
John Thompson, who has been working
at the Smith Stock farm ii South Barre
for the past year, left this noon for New
York where he will set sail for his old
home IN Denmark to spend the winter.
The Ida Reed w. C. t. u. viii meet
with Mrs ]. r. George Friday afternoon
az 2 80 o'clock. The programme will be
IN charge Of Mrs. @. S. Andrews. superin-
tendent Of Mothers meeting. Secretary
pro tenn.
The fair to be given BY the ladies Of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd viii be held
on December Q and 10. The ladies will
meet at the Rev Mr. Roberts, tomorrow
afternoon at ? O'clock to make arrange
ments.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs Moses
Duprey Of Brooklyn street died last night
Of bronchitis The funeral will be held
from the house at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Interment in the Catholic GEM
etery.
Manager Wheeler Of the clerks basket
BAN team sent today for suits for the
team, The suits are to consist of white
pants and navy blue jerseys with the let
ters r, o. 4. r. A. In white on the front Of
the jerseys.
At the national encampment Of the Tn
I
chester, N. Y, J. E. Rollins Of East Bar
re was appointed aide-de- camp with the
rank Of colonel, on the staff Of the COM
mander in.chief
w. G. Kimball, maehinist, employed
at the Vermont Granite company's shed,
| had the end Of the liitia hnppr on his left