The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-03

d. Allen Tuesday, Oct. 9th, at 2.15 p. m.
Miss Harriet Locke of Lyman, n. H., is
visiting at the home Of City Judge A. G.
Fay.
VIM Duthie is back from his visit to
New York and Is at work again in T. A.
Ayerilrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Burbank Of Chelsea
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs f. R, North
rOp today.
Tickets for the lecture course OF the
winter are now on sale at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
i. J. Badger returned from Tunbrldge
yesterday where he had an exhibition
bosth at the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ w. Chamberlain and
daughter Blanche of Washington were in
the city yesterday.
The Band Of Willing Helpers win meet
with Mrs. Abram Monday from to $50
O'Clock at her home.
The Union Clothing Co. has new sign
over its store that is neat and attractive.
II is the work Of H. A. Rugg.
Fresh CLANS In and out Of the shell, also
+. o. and standard oysters, at the City
Fish Market today and this evening.
Andrew Allen left last night for New
York city from which port he viii sail on
the Cunard line for Aberdeen, Scotland
Miss Annie Harrington returned last
night from New York where she has been
to buy goods for her dressmaking shop.
Sylvester Cameron and Mrs. Alex. Co
burn were called TO Hudson, Mass, today
BY the death Of the formers brother
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Day Of Chelms-
ford, Mass, arrived In the city last night
for visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
D. Ladd.
Miss Bertha s. Ripley, who has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs II. A.
Rugg, has gone to Massachusetts, for few
weeks visit,
The two teams that played foot ball on
Labor day are requested to meet beside
the Brook street school Monday at p. N.
w. r. Brine.
Harry HAHN, who has been head tailor
in Moore & Owens tailoring department.
went today to Boston where be has Sc
cured employment.
A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 800 per share Subscribe now at
Prindle & Ayerir's.
Rev. w. A. Kinzie will preach at the
Boutwell, school house tomorrow at 3
o'clock in place Of Rev. G. II. Watt who
win occupy pulpit at Randolph.
There we're % cases in city court during
the month Of September. Twenty-one of
these were for intoxieation, three for
breach Of the peace and one for riding BIZ
cycle on the sidewalk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald Of
Clayton. N X, arrived in the city today
on their way to East Barre to visit at w.
G. Nye's Mr.. Mcdonald is proprietor of
the Hubbard house in Clayton.
If you want to spend pleasant evening
60 to the Church Of the Good Shepherd
next Tuesday evening, Oct 6, at 30 and
you win be highly entertained A fifty
cent entertainment for only - cents
The Apollo club Of Montpelier is con
sldering the advisability Of changing the
eligible age Of admission o the club from
eighteen to twenty-one years. The mat
ter will be taken up at the next meeting.
William Watson, a golf professional
with Spaulding Bros. Of New York, who
has been located in Rutland for few
weeks, is now at the Montpelier Country
club to give instructions to themembers Of
that club.
Miss Mary Stokes who has been visit
] ing Miss Lena Wheaton for the past three
weeks, left this morning for her home in
Albany, N Y. A surprise party was
given Her last evening by her many friends
in this city.
The three months old child of w. G.
| French of Seminary street died yesterday
of cholera infantum, The funeral will be
held this afternoon, Rev. A. II. Mitchell
| officiating, and the lnterment will be ID
Hope cemetery.
l. a. Holton Of Northfeld celebrated his
! 10Th birthday with his daughter, Mrs. II.
NJ. Houston OF Maple ave. yesterday. Al
vim Smith, an old acquaintance and former
resident of Northfeld, took dinner with
him. Mr. Smith is 50.
Mrs. f. o. Kent entertained the degree
team of the New England Order Of Pro
lection very pleasantly at her home on
East street yesterday afternoon. A so
4 cial time was passed and the ladies' also
| discussed plans for the winter A bnsi-
ness meeting to take action on those plans
will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Whitcomb next Monday afternoon.
A jolly party Of 40 young people went t.
the farm Of DR. C. n, Barber last evening
for their fourth annual corn roast and tbs
affair was fully up to the previous ones
The trip was made ia a hayriek After
the party had consumed considerable
amount Of the things usually provided al
a corn roast the party went to DR.. Bar
ber's house where the remainder Of the
evening was spent very pleasantly.
The following is the menu Of the sup
per to be given by the Presbyterian La
dies Aid Society next Wednesday evening
from $50 to 7.30 O'Clock Baked beans
brown bread, sliced ham, pickles, rolls
pie, doughnufs, cake, tea and coffee Al
H thp close Of the sumner that hpautifni can