The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-03
TALK OF The Town.

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Mrs. win Averill went to Boston this
morning.
Alex Tran went to Burlington this
morning.
Miss Mamie Richardson went to Brad
ford today.
See the Labor Day picnic advertisement
on second page.
Labor Day picnic, September . See
adv. second page.
The fall term Of the Kindergarten will
begin next Tuesday.
Several from the city are attending the
carnival in Burlington today.
W. N. Strong has been engaged to sing
tenor IN the Universalist choir.
Mr.. ana Mrs. 6. T. Bugbee attended
the carnival at Burlington today,
AT the meeting Of the Clerks Union held
last week six applications were received
Mrs. Mallalah Kinney left this morning
for Boston to visit her son, ] Royal Kin
ney
Mrs. Seth Boyce Of Waterbury and Mrs
g. I. Porter are visiting at Mrs. Robert
Inglis'
The marriage engagement Of S. B sib
ley and Miss Helen Perrin has been an
nounced.
Miss Eva Moore, who has been visiting
Mrs, Sarah Moore, went to Boston thi.
morning
n @. Mason, travelling agent for th'
Central Vermont, was in town today o.
business.
Gladys Thompson went to East HayeT
bill, n. II this morning after visit Will
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moyle have re
turned from New Jersey, where they have
been living for the past six months.
| o. d. Gilbert Of Oxford, N. H., who hai
been visiting friends and relatives in thi;
city, returned to his home this morning
Mr.. aud Mrs. George NJ. Douglass were
called to Pittsburgh, n. ", yesterday By
the illness Of a brother-in-law Of Mrs
Douglass.
Miss Carrie Burke who has been visit
| Jog her parents during the summer Vaea
ton viii return Saturday to her school il
Montreal
D. 4 Davis, E. A. Drown and L. r
Rickert are in Burlington attending tht
convention Of the State Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION.
/ "A HOME INVESTMENT, The CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank o.
Barre. 500 per share. Subscribe now a
Prindle Il Ayerilrs
Sewing school Saturday afternoon at thi
/ Uniyersalist church vestry This will b
the last session, unless there is bette
turn out than there has been.
Il Charles Wheaton and Alice Nye Of thi
city were married at Waterbury, Tuesda,
evening. They win spend two weeks il
New York, and then return to Barre to re
side.
The Ida Reed w. C. T. u. viii NEE
with Mrs. Fred Beckley Friday afternoon
Sept. 4 win all the members make
special effort 70 be present Secretary pr
TEN.
E. Il. Smith & Col, whose quarrles al
located at Graniteville, have just adde
another engine lathe to their maehiner
department 1t is Of the Fletcher " q,
make Of Nashua n. II.
Fred Jaynes, clerk for Sowden & Lyoi
was kicked In the knee yesterday noon
one OF the FIRMS horses, the shoe cork Gu
ting a bad cash just under the knegpai
He win be laid UP for several weeks.
Guy Batchelder, who is employed as
draughtsman By Smith q Walker, arch
tects Ii spending two week s vacation
Old Orchard Beach When he returns
expects to go to Montpelier TO reside.
Among those registered at The Mort
ern yesterday were H. w. Huxley and
G, Schunels OF Boston, Geo. Hin Of 81
field, N. H., f. q Rivire Of BurllngtC
and ", r. Williams Of Lebanon, y. Il.
The South Ryegate fair will be be-
next week September and 10 Thrl
races a day will occur. The Marshtie
band viii furnish music for the eonce
aud dance the first evening Of u
fair
The 2STd ana 2lth batteries, ueid artl
cry which passed through Barre sever
weeks ago On the march to Portland
participate in the war game, win return
Fort Ethan Allen BY way Of Barre
about week.
Yesterdays Montpelier Argus says
the football practice at Montpelier SEMI
ary "Coach Hamilton was we'll Statistic
with the work done BY the new men ia
night. Nine new ones are expected ne
week All are intending 70 Try for 4
team.
Lieut.. Theodore Dewey of the y y
has arrived in Montpelier TO join his fan
ly who have been stopping there for seye
al weeks. Lieut Dewey has been static
ed ia the Brooklyn navy yard for SOL
time past but will make his future hea
quarters at Annapolis
Edward Downs Of Barre was fouI
: snoring behind a tree near Merrill RI
; sells house on lower State street, MONTY
4 lIer, Tuesday afternoon and ia city cor
L was fined the usual amount yesterd
morning with the customary aftermath
sentence if he does not pay up.
when the Chelsea stage reached
& Spring House last night, one Of the hor:
stepped upon round stone and broke
LEG. Ray Moody, the driver, telephon
& 70 Adams the owner In this city, "
went up Immediately II was found D