The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-13
IAK OF THE TOWN.

Hiss Jennie Matson is IN With typhoid
fever,
Don't forget The public BAH Of NJ. ". Of
A tonight.
White cotton waists for sl0o each at
Yeale 4 knights.
j c. Grlggs went to Northfeld this
morning on business.
E N. Prescott went to Stowe this morn
ing on a business trip.
Panl scampini went to Woodstock this
morning for few days visit
George Il. Campbell returned to Swan
ton last night after visit in the city.
Don't fail to read the Union Clothing
Co.'S advertisement on the sth page.
Special sale Of ladies' walking skirts at
only S2.98, Saturday, at Perry 4 Camps.
The Union Clothing eompany's store is
being frightened up with coat Of paint
day.
One lot Of s1.75 and s2.75 values in
black pettieoats to close at slice. Fits
store.
There win be a car Of winter onions on
track next week, to be sold cheap for cash
at car.
The Baptist boy choir win have a re-
hearsal at the church this evening at 1870
O'Clock.
Mrs. C. A. Greed returned last night
from weeks visit with relatives il Low
ell, Mass.
Annual Saturday sale Of ladies sample
pettIcoats al about half price. A. r. Alb
bolt e co.
First quality goods at living prices is
what makes our market so popular. City
Fish Market.
The Loyal Temperance Legion win meet
Saturday in the basement Of the NJ f.
church at 280.
Mrs. George Bigelow has been very sick
with acute indigestion and confined to her
bed for week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fraser returned
to Hardwick yesterday after few days
visit IN this city.
The Young Womenis Tourist club will
meet with Mrs. w. II. Pitkin, Averili St.,
Monday afternoon at ? 30 o'clock.
All Catholic Foresters interested in
forming club please meet ID Quinlen
block Saturday evening at I O'Clock.
Barre wholesale liquor dealers remind
one Of Finnegan's report Of the railroad
wreck-.off again. on agin, gone, agin Pr
Hardwick Gazette.
New lineof Mexican hand-drawn doilies,
lunch cloths, etc, also Brazilian point lace
collars, doilies and handkerehiefs Oh ex-
hibition at Fits store.
The Vaughan Store has just received a
large line o. ribbons for Christmas, Ask
70 see them, as the price IS much less than
usually asked for such ribbons.
Barre Granite manufacturers are to-
make strong effort 10 have Barre quarry
products exhibited at st. Louis. What
about Hardwick2 -Hardwick Gazette.
A meeting Of the executive committee Of
the Granite City Quoting club win be
held at the South End Hotel on Saturday
the 18Th, at $50 p. m, James w. Gauld,
Sec.
AT the regular meeting Of the Clerks
uniOn last evening two candidates were
initiated, Harold Mathers and Louis Rob
erts, and the union voted $40 10 the bas.
ket ball team for buying suits and ball.
The make up Of the two Montpelier
bowling teams for the league is as follows:
Capitos, Gill, Canning, Dewey, Horn-
brook and Mcmahon. Pastimes, Dubne,
A. Felt, Kid Felt, Abbott and Dwinell
During the year bounties have been
paid on 20 hedgehogs III Montpelier at 30
cents each, amounting to IS 40. one bear.
bounty, Sl2, and four foxes, 70 cents each,
totalling S.. W. Perry killed the bear and
W, b Phelps the foxes.
The charter Of the Loyal Protective as
sOciation which insures members Of the
Odd Fellows fraternity has been filed with
the secretary Of state they having been
allowed to do business in the state BY the
insurance commissioners.
Douglas, Lacey & Co.'s representatives
in this territory have put in operation a
plan whereby they require the services of
several solicitors To the successful ones
d permanent position is as ured Call on
Mr. Nj. III Hughes, suite %, Miles gram
ite block, Friday OF Saturday.
A newly married couple came down
from Barre last night and were the recip-
tents Of the usual amount Of rice. Their
friends also had some posters printed
reading Don't bother us, we are just mar
ried These were thrown around and
pinned up In the car. Montpelier Jour
nal
q. Arloli, an italian residing in Barre
win open a grocery. fruit, cigar and tobac-
co store In tho old Dillon & Haley stone
shed Office on Barre street, Montpelier.
Repairs are being made on the building
and the goods will soon be moved In. Mr..
Arioli will have a room fitted up in the up
per apartment to sleep in but Will continue
to reside Ia Barre.
The mid-week meeting Of the Congrega.
tional church last evening was conducted
by the Christian Endeavor society with
Miss Mabel Winch as leader. A special
feature Of the evening was the singing of
Miss Fanny Crosby's hymns. Mrs. Brooks,
N.