The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-02
TALK OF THE TOWN.

corduroys in an the popular shades q
Fits
Arthur c. Tilden spent Sunday at hi
home 10 Northfeld
If you are wise you win use Wise KIM
-four, the best for bread
Angelo seampini left this morning TO
Boston on business trip.
Oliver Kezer, clerk for sowden & Lyon Il
confined to the house With sickness
Rowe Morrison returned to Waterbury
this morning after spending Sunday in the
cily.
c. Ban has moved his Photographic stu
do from Depot Square to the new Currier
block.
Prof. ATeryis confined to the house
with bad attack Of asthma and heart
trouble.
Mrs. John Robins left this morning for
a two weeks visit with relatives in Meri-
den, Conn.
". G. Parker has sold building lot on
Maple avenue to A. A. Sargent. Consid-
Grafton 5000.
Bowling enthusiasts Ia Montpelier are
endeavoring to start a league between
teams IN that city, Barre and Burlington.
Miss Bessie Buell. OF STAFFORD and Miss
Helen Sturtevant Of Hartland, Goddard
'OS, visited at the seminary over Sunday.
Arthur Phelps returned yesterday with
fine buck which he shot last week at Ell
more. The animal weighed $50 pounds
Miss Marsh entertained a small party Of
young lady friends at Halloween party
at her rooms on Ayerill street, Saturday
evening.
There is to be very attractive little
tea room at the Japanese Bazaar where
for small sum you may purchase cup
Of delicious tea.
A regular meeting Of the Jr. Court Bar
re, +. Of AL, will be held at Forester hall
tonight at 7 O'Clock sharp. Let all mem
bers be present.
The meeting Of the Young Women's
W0men's Tourist club will be held one
week from today at $50 p m. at the home
Of Mrs. Frank McWhorter.
Earl Waterman who is student at the
University Of Vermont at Burlington,
came home Saturday to spend two days
With his parents, Mr., and Mrs. D. S. Wa
termau.
Billiards. steamship agency received
word today that the Maydower Of the Do
minion Line locked at boston Yesterday
A party Of people bound Tor
Barre was on board,
The plants one buys al the flower
booth at the fair given BY the Ladies
Aid society always prove satisfactory.
There are to be moe Of the same kind this
year at the Japanese Bazaar
II You have never seen real Japanese
wedding. you will surely want to visit the
Japanese Bazaar on Tuesday evening and
witness the ceremony which win be per
formed in true Japanese style.
@. Al. Heath has placed orders with sew
eral Of the leading wall paper manufac-
turers for over 10000 rolls Of wall paper
to be shipped as fast as made. Several
invoices are already in and for sale at 10
Elm street.
The Italian play given In the opera
HOUSE. Saturday evening was largely at
tended and the play LA MoTte Civilin
was well presented and edjoyed by those
present. The proceeds went to aid an
Italian family,
The Denver Post says: mo sweeter
singing nor more delicious music than that
of these little musicians has ever been
heard in Denver. Il is speaking of Ro-
ney's Boys that appear at the opera house
Wednesday night
Miss Mabel Tracey who has been teach.
ing III the Websteryille school was taken
to her home in johnson last week very
sick with typhoid fever. Her school has
been closed on account Of diphtherla
among the scholars.
The funeral Of Mrs. +. j Hatch was