The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-22


Miss Mary Carey, who has been visiting
in Barre, returned 70 her home in Wester-
", X, l., today,
Prof IT, Austin futile, who has been
visiting at &. Z Odds, left this noon foi
Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Granite Polishers will hold theil
regular meeting Wednesday evening al
7.S0 in Carpenters hall. a full attend,
ance is desired.
Miss Mary Wright and Mrs. Thomas G.
Perry left last night for visit in New
York city going BY way Of Burlington and
Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Clinton n. Field, who has been
spending the summer at the home Of her
parents 10 Williamstown, has gone to her
home in New York.
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank OF
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now al
Prindle Il Averill's.
Mrs. Charles Wiley and Mrs. L. Joselyn
Of New York city, arrived in the city this
morning and are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Kenyon and Mr..
and Mrs G. G, Baldwin went on the ex-
cursion TO New York city today, They
VIII be gone ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r, Williams left YES
terday for their new home in Reno, Neva-
da. Mr.. Williams Is to have the manage
meDt az a pranitn shed there
Frank /. Beckley and Ernest n. Wor-
then, who have been attending Dartmouth
college, went to Burlington this morning
70 enter the University Of Vermont.
There win be joint meeting Of the
amusement committee Of Clan Gordon and
the ladies Of Clan Gordon Wednesday eve
ming. Sept, %, at o'clock in Clan rooms.
Jas Elrick, Sec G. G.
You can bring your mother your wife.
your sister, your daughter, your cousins,
and yonr auntsan ages and tastes. The
Colonial Moving Picture Company pleases
all, offends none. At the opera house to-
night
Chief Brown and special officer Owens
arrested Z. o. Lambert and George Fitz-
gerald for intoxication last evening. In
city court both pleaded guilty to a FIRST Of
fence and each paid fine Of IS with
costs Of 1919
The funeral OF Jennie Dobie viii be held
from the home Of her parents on fremont
street Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev i FL Mitchell and Rev Efie X. M.
Jones viii oticiate. The intermelt will
be IN Hope cemetery.
Owing to the repairs that have been
made on the city water dam at Orange
nearly all the storage from the Bolster
reservoir has been drawn out SO that Ii is
very urgent that all patrons Of the city wa
ter use the greatest care, especially III the
use of hose.
a Nj. Jaekman, who is visiting old
friends and viewing old scenes in this city.
has been driving about the outskirts 0fthe
city. Mr.. Jackman said today that while
be saw much change in the business sec
ton OF Barre, the growth on the borders
Of the city i remarkable.
Harry Bradley was given a surprise
party by party Of his friends and rela-
tives at his home on East Hill last even
ing, the occasion being in honor Of his
saith birthday The evening was passed
very enjoyably In social manner and be
was presented With several handsome gifts
BY his friends as mementos Of the occa-
sion.
The report is In circulation that after
October L when the new change OF time
table takes effect on the Central Vermont,
the evening New York train viii be taken
off and the old local train service resumed
at the usual meeting hour at Montpelier
Junction, and that the Sunday train SER
vice win also be discontinued Montpel-
ier Argus.
OF the coming drill Of the Uniformed
Rank, X. Of r.. the Rutland News saws
OF the Rutland company: "The Rutland
is confident If winning the
trophy cup which Is offered for the drill,
but the members feel that they will have
a walkover, as they have had In past
years The strongest rival OF the local
company viii probably be the company
from St, Albaus, which organization is in
the best possible condition The Burllng-
ton company is an unknown quantity but
is liable to show surprising strength. I"
At the Methodist church Wednesday
evening at S o'clock Rev. w II. White
win give a patriotic, humorous and IN
struetiYe lecture on "John Bull and Uncle
Sam Or. w Paine Of Royalton says Of
the lecture and lecturer: erich in anti
hesis, abundant in Anglo-Saxon good ma
ture and the quaintest humor, this lecture,
John Bull and Uncle Sam" by Rev. w.
II. White afforded a'pleasing and instruct
i've summer evenings entertainment to the
people Of Royaton. a born Englishman
and thoroughly naturalized American,
Mr.. Whites opportunities for observation
have been as great as hts talent Is unique 2
Admission Is cents.