The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-20

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Rev. Charles Il. Wells Of Woodstock
was in the city yesterday visiting his
brother, B. Fl. Wells.
The Young Woman's Tourist club will
meet with Mrs A. A. Sargent Monday af-
ternoon at 2.S0 O'Clock.
The school on the West Hill. taught by
Mrs Gertrude StoddaTd Martin, will be-
gin Monday, November 20.
Special sale Of ladies' and ehldren's
tieeced hose, two pairs for csc, at Perry &
Camps Saturday, Nov. 2lst
J. L. George Of Morrlsville, who has
been a caller in the city at NJ. /. Spauld-
ing's, returned home last night.
James Green, aged nine years, was sue
eessfully operated on by Dr.. Sprague yes
terday for an afiiietion Of the eyes.
The Holbrook Grocery company Of
Woodsvlle and Keene, NJ H.. Is to open a
wholesale grocery house in Montpelier.
The rehearsal of the Baptist choir viii
be held at the church Saturday evening at
$50 O'Clock instead Of Friday evening.
William Duthie and Alfred Cadper
leave tonight for Boston TO attend the
Yale-Haryard football game which comes
off tomorrow
Daniel Callaghan and Mrs. Nell Quinn,
who have been here t. attend the funeral
Of Daniel Dever, left yesterday for their
homes in Woburn, Mass.
Mrs. q Denny Of Mortified was n'the
9ity yesterday and purchased Of Q. A.
Heath an invoice of wall paper to be ship
ped to her winter residence in Florida.
The senior class Of Montpelier high
school win hold dance In X. Of G. hall,
Montpelier Tuesday evening, November
"a. Wilder's orchestra will furnish music.
Barre certainly has one good kick com
ing when the new Collins history Of Yer
mont never once mentions the fact that
granite is quarried there. Randolph Her
aid and News.
Q. h, Cheney has exchanged his house
on Camp street with Frank Maehia for the
latter's farm in MsretowD. The deal in
wolves about 81, 600 and was made through
the p. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
a VIZ HCNtttVAn III NdHhIuDLEA MEIE UlEW
yesterday. They were as follows: John
B. Roberts. q quarryman Of Barre, labili-
ties, S602 So; assets $3.50, all exempt Hi
ram X. Cheney Of St. Johnsbury; liabili-
ties, $3.50; assets, 5000, all exempt.
Miss Bessie Huuton Of Williamstown
will undergo an operation Sunday at the
home Of Mrs Geo. r Robertson on Tho
mas st. II win be performed by DR.. u.
g. Sprague Of this city assisted BY Or.
Joseph Jackson and DR. w. J. Tindall Of
Wilhamst0wn.
The friends Of Abraham Badger. form
erly Of Barre. but lately Of Burlington, are
sorry to hear that he has been taken i'll.
Mr.. Badger was a pollsher BY trade and a
brother Of Louis Badger Of Barre. He was
taken from Burlington to the asylum at
Waterbury yesterday
Two intoxicated individuals were ar
rested last night, William Brown Of Barre
by Chief Brown and Andrew MeNichols
Of Calais BY Ofdcer Wood. They were in
court this morning. Both pleaded guilty
to being intoxicated and were fined SIS
with costs Of SS.l4 The Barre man paid
and the other will take ten days in county
Jail.
At the home Of his uncle, j. X. Ander-
son on Maple avenue, last evening, Will
lam Anderson was waited upon by his
lady friends, previous to his departure for
Aberdeen, Scotland, to spend the winter.
The evening was passed with songs and
stories. Cake and coffee were served, and
all agreed that pleasant evening had
been passed.
The many friends and teachers Of
Dennis aad John Dever, who have been SO
kind to them, will be pleased to know
they have gone to enjoy a good home with
their uncle, Daniel Sullivan, in whose
home their sister has been since the death
Of Eneir mother The boys wish to Join
as in extending our sincere thanks to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Coyne, Mrs. John Dever
and family
Il. G. Wilson Of Barre was among the
saloon passengers who sailed from Boston
Thursday morning on the Commonwealth.
Capt. Maddox, of the Dominion line which
was making her last trip from Boston as a
Dominion liner, for on her return the last
Of January she will be a full hedged White
Star liner, named "Canopicn This steam
er win be on the Mediterranean service
this winter with the Romantic and Repub-
lie, and for the FIRST time Marseilles will
be a port Of call on the eastern passage.
Chief Mcmahon of Montpelier received
word Wednesday night from Officer Dur
kee, who went to East Pepperell, Mass,
to get John Mitchell, the fugitive, that It
might be impossible to held Mitchell until
the papers were received He was in
structed to hold him If possible. The pa
pers we're sent that night to Gov. McCul-
Tough for his signature If Mitchell should
gain bis liberty before the requisition pa
pers have been properly signed in Massa
ehusetts 1t is doubtful If the case will be-
carried any farther
Another new lot Of souvenir postaIs at