The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-23
TALK OF LEE T0WN.

DR.. g. ]. Hall Of South Woodbury. was
in the city yesterday.
w. II. Gale went to Mlddlesex this
morning on business.
II you are wise you win use Wise King
-four, the best for bread.
Cady 0. Aysrlll returned last night from
the excursion to Montreal.
Peter Depatie returned last night from
a weeks visit at his home In Milton.
DR.. and Mrs. C. H, Kent returned this
morning from several weeks visit in
Boston.
Mrs Charles Drew of Kingston. Mass,
is visiting at Rev. j. A. Sherburne's
home.
Andrew Christie has gone to Boston
from which point he will sail for Scotland
for visit.
A few 'left-overs' in jackets, values
$500, $1,000 AID $1,000, now S6.9S at
Fits store.
A. w. Allen returned yesterday from
Boston with two horses which be purehas-
ed while there.
Miss Church, assistant teacher in the
Spaulding high school, is sick this week
at 4. ). Curriers'.
Alvin w Gates left this morning for his
home in Connecticut after a several weeks
stay In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Robinson re-
turned this morning from their wedding
trip to Boston.
DR.. Joe w. Jackson, the CITY health Off
ceTs reports that there are two light cases
OF diphtheria in the city at the present
time.
No invitations have been issued for the
"old fashioned party Everyone is in
yited through general invitation in the
papers.
Mrs. Carlo Merlo, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mainini, Peter Fernan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zanleoni returned last night from
Montreal
Private dancing school tomorrow, Sat
urday, at p. m, in X. Of p. hall, Quin-
len block. Every boy and girl should be
present at the first lesson.
Mrs. Y. J. Harris has returned to her
home in this city, after spending the sum
mer in Wardsboro. She was accompanied
by her sister. Mrs. Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith and son re-
turned last night from Montreal where
they went to get medical aid for their son
who has much improved since he has been
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe have moved
from the Cults tenement on Highland av-
enue to the farm lately purchased of Mr..
Ericsson on Beckley Hill, near John Aver
ills.
L. B. Castle and wife Of Saltwater,
Mimi, who have been In the city on bus
mess, settling up the Castle estate. left
this morning for Montreal on their way
home.
AT the meeting Of the local R. G. ]. P.
A., held last evening Mrs. Robert Briggs
and Mrs Louis Huntington were initiated
into the union and three applications
were received.
The funeral OF the late D. A Camp will
he held from the South Barre home at
1870 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. j.
A. Sherburne viii ofiiciats, assisted BY
Rev. r. Il, Lowe.
Harry the FIVE months old son OF Mr..
and Mrs Lewis White of Third street
died this morning Of pneumonia. The fu-
neral will be held Sunday. Burial ia the
Catholic cemetery.
In the last % days the f. B. Cate
real estate agency alone has sold real es-
tate to the value Of SAT, 600, which would
seem to indicate that the real estate bus
mess is active 10 Barre
The person who borrowed the bolt clip
pers at the Union Cash Horse-shoeing
shop please return them and avoid further
trouble, as we know who borrowed them. |
Union Cash Horseshoeing shop
Robert Longmore OF the town Of Barre
was in city court this morning. having
been arrested for intoxication by Chief |
Brown last night He pleaded guilty and |
paid a fine Of IS, with costs Of Ss.14.
Already more than 10 witnesses have
been before the grand jury at Montpelier
on the recent Barre murder investigation |
and It is expected that about % more will |
be examined before report is made.
A fresh supply Of haddock, cod, ousk,
halibut and mackeral, blue fish, butter
fish, flats, hake, pike, perch, pouts, cells,
CLANS in and out Of shell. boiled Holsters, |
!. o and Standard oysters at City Fish
Market.
Miss Ella D, McLaurin, foreign mission
secretary for the Baptist Young Peoples
societies, viii speak at the Baptist church |
Sunday evening, Oct. 25th. Miss McLau-
rim is most interesting speaker. All are
cordially invited
The body Of Joseph Atomic, who was
found dead in his room at Montreal, ar
rived in the city this morning and the fu-
neral was held this afternoon from the
house on North Main street. Burial in
the Catholic cemetery.
The tenth anniversary OF the instltu-
tion Of Ivy Rebekah Lodge of Montpelier, /
will be observed in Odd Fellows hall sat I
urday evening. An interesting program |
has been prepared and Rebekahs are cor
daily invited to be present,
Special for Saturday, October oath
Peanut Chips, new kind Of candy, 15c
per pound; Butter Scotch, 15c per pound
Fruit Candy, l5c per pound Fig Jellys, |
15o per pound These candies are fresh
made and pure at Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Mammalian Groeerv comnany has