The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-26
TALK OF The TOWN.

II. J. living returned this morning from
Roxbury.
The Maecabees win drin this evening al
80 o'clock.
Mrs, Bert Towne went to Richmond
this morning.
F. E. Burr went to Boston Saturday on
a business trip.
Father Hickey went to Burlington this
morning on a visit.
A full line Of over-gaiters for sale at
/ Badger & McLean's.
The granite firm Of Emslie & Brown has
dissolved partnership.
Miss Bessie Hutton Of WiIliamstown
was in the city Saturday.
Fred Cults began clerklngfor the Union
Clothing Co. this morning.
Mr.. Heath is soon to give up the teue-
ment in DR.. Lambs house
c. N. Kenyon went to Boston today to
buy goods for his new store.
The Athena club will meet with Mrs.
r. A. Hoar Tuesday evening.
FIT. Cutler left this morning for syria
euse, n. T., on a business trip.
John Smith Of Graniteville left today
for Raymond, Cal, to spend the winter.
Come and see the o. E. S. quilt to be
disposed Of at the sale In Miles hall, Oct.
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Charles Holden is driving express team
for B. II. Griffith who is away on hunt
ing trip.
Helen r. Church who has been visiting
in the city left this morning for North
Hampton, Mass.
The Altr urians win meet with Mrs. A.
b. Ayerill. Ayerill street Wednesday af-
ternoon, Oct. %.
Auction sale Of personal property at W.
J. LeBarron's, South Barre, Friday after
noon at o'clock.
Billiards. steamship agency received no
tice that the steamer Astoria arrived In
New York harbor this morning.
The ladies' of the o. b. s., will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. slayton, 10
South Main street, to sew for their sale.
Angus Mcleod Of Graniteyille went to
Montreal Saturday for a few days visit
when he win 60 to Raymond, Cal, to
work.
The drst snow Of the season In Barre
came this morning. The fall was not very
heavy, not being sufficient to cover the
ground.
The ladies OF the D. Els. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs
| Slayton, IL South Main street, to sew for
their sale.
Hon. George r. Whitney has sold his
| pacing mare, Doris, to U. r. Williams, one
Of his drivers, who win take her west
Concord, n, H., Monitor.
Mrs Kenneth Campbell and her sister,
Miss Eva Mcdonald, leave on the $50
train today for Wausau, Wis, to join her
husband, who is employed there.
Miss Barbara Ridden, who has been Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs VIM. Murray on Trem-
ont street, returned TO her home in Bel
lows Falls on Saturday. She was accom-
panied BY Mrs. Farrell
Mrs. T. H. Barry and Mrs. John Mel
son viii commence tomorrow morning to
canvass the merchants for the coming fair
TO be held next month at Miles hall.
There win be meeting Of the Iaborers
| Protective union in Carpenters hall Tues.
day evening at 1880 Let all members be
present, as there is business Of Importance
to transact,
The annual business meeting Of the La
dies Aid society Of the Congregational
1 church win be held Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the church parlors A
fun attendance is desired.
At GraniteFille, Monday and Tuesday,
the Kohn-F einburg Co. Of New York, who
have been taking orders at A. A. Smith Il
Bros, win show their extensive line OF
cloths in the piece at Patterson's.
James Monroe Gould died Saturday at
his home at Worcester, aged so years The
cause Of death was asthma The funeral
WAS held this afternoon at / o'clock and
the interment was III the North Branch
cemetery.
There will be special meeting of the
| Ladies Of the Maccabees in Foresters' ball
1 Wednesday, October rs, at $50 p IN. Inn
portant business In regard to the enter
tainment. VIII every member make a
special effort to be present.
Remember te come to the o. E. S. sale
in Miles hall. Thursday Oct. 20 after
noon and evening. Do not think it just
for the order. Everybody is cordially in
vited. The proceeds to go for the Mason
10 and Eastern Star Home." A fine liter
airy and musical programme win be given.
Admission 10 cents.
Come to the X. OF p hall, Qulnlen
block, Tuesday evening and listen to one
Of the finest concerts Of the season by VIII
deris orchestra. See the fine costumes aud
decorations and enjoy the dancing Doors
open at 745. Concert begins ct S.l5.
Concert tickets % cents each, dance tick
cts 90 cents per couple.
A serious fire was narrowly ayerted this
morning under the Evening Telegram
building. Some hot ashes had been thrown
under the building where there was lot
of paper which ignited and large blaze
was soon started. The fire was seen by
Bert Keith, who works for Prindle & Az
erill, and with few pals Of water he
soon had it out.
The annual fair OF the Iadies' Aid So