The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Cantata rehearsal Wednesday evening
at seven O'Clock.
Mrs Edwin Cook Of West Point, Iowa,
is stopping at W. A. Whitcomb's.
Mrs. @. D. Persons has returned from a
weeks visit at Wentworth, n. II.
Mrs. R. NJ. Patebis III at her daughters,
Mrs. F. f. Bradbury's, on Ayerin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bevins went to
ST. Adams this morning to visit relatives.
G. II. Jones arrived in the city last eve
ming from Boston for short business
trip.
Dr. II. B. Hanson OF Hinesburgh is
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. i. w.
Hanson.
Vincent Bates of East Barre returned to
the University of Vermont last night to
resume his studies in the agricultural col
lege.
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Special eonvocatlon Of Ruth Chapter, O.
+. s., Wednesday evening Sept 30th, at
7.30. AS there is work win every officer
be present if possible.
States Attarney Frank A. Bailey con
templates going TO California after the
state cases are disposed Of in county court
to remain during the winter.
En- Prescott went to Stowe last night
on business and tonight he win 60 to
Brattleboro to arrange for an exhibit booth
for the g. D. Swasey Granite Co. at the
fair.
There is to be a Joint meeting Of the
elders and the deacons OF the Presbyterian
church this evening at o'clock. A full
attendance is requested,
The last rehearsal for the Old Folks
I Concert will be held in the Congregational
vestry Tuesday evening at 7.30. Let
every one be prompt
There win be joint meeting Of the
amusement committees of Clan Gordon
and Ladies Of Clan Gordon Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the Clan rooms.
All members Of Hiawatha Lodge, No.
II 20, /. o. o. H.. are invited to a corn roast
at d. ". Stones Wednesday evening
Sept. so. Members win take the 64s
car.
Mrs, Julia A. Clark, wife of George J.
Pease OF Burlington, died yesterday morn
ing. she was graduate Of Montpelie
seminary, taking special diplomas in mu
sic and art,
rba it0,,ov tta 1,oao,nssi oI,h ora "a
quested to meet at the home Of Mrs. Alidi
Dunham Thursday, Oct. /, at $50 o'clocl
for social afternoon and evening, ]
large attendance is desired.
G. A. McIver has been elected manage
Of the Montpelier seminary foot ball team
vice James Howard, who resigned becaus
he was compelled to give up foot ball OF
account Of physical disability.
The golf clubs throughout the state ar,
engaging professional golf instructors d
/ give lessons for few weeks. The Mont
pelier, Burlington and Rutland clubs hav,
engaged prominent players.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Batchelder and sor
4 Clyde viii stay at Old Orchard Beach, Me-
where they own boarding house. Mr.
Batchelder is at present engaged In re-
pairing the Seaside House at the Beach.
Some Of the best talent in Barre has
been secured for the Old Folks concert
Il You certainly cannot afford to miss this
opportunity TO hear the best Of singing
and reading at the low price Of admission
Adults 25c. Children l5c.
The Cotton Manufacturing company Of
Montpelier, has just installed Westing
house direct current generator in theil
building, by which ten-horse-power car
be transmitted 70 the foundry and furnish
power for 400 electric lights
The girls basket ball team Of Spaulding
high school commenced practice for ths
season In Miles hall last evening. AS al
the players Of last years team are ii
school, a champion team may be expected
. Miss Grace Worthen is again captain.
Miss Cora Mckinney Of Waterbury anc
Miss Noll Of New York were the guests o.
their cousins, Misses Lottie and jessie
shaw, last week Mrs Oliver Shaw wen
back with them TO make her home during
the winter with Mrs. Albert Phillips.
Thomas Kelley of swanton, Fred Wheel
j. or Of R0xbury, Will EomliD Of Warren ant
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Of Waitsfeld wer,
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, B. F. Shaw las
week. Mrs. Shaw was called to Waits
field on Saturday by the sickness of he
sister, Mrs. FL, z Stoddard.
In honor Of her departure for SCOTLAND
the last Of this week party was giveI
/ Mrs Alex Cruickshank at Tool Sharpen
eTs' hall in the Quinlen block Saturda,
evening. Mrs. Cruiekshank was present
ed with purse Of $50 Dancing am
singing occupied the greater part Of ia
evenln~
DR.. G. n. Barber who lives on the roa
TO East Montpelier, was a loser by tn
heavy storm Of Sunday afternoon. Dl
Barber has cattle shed which ordinaril
is covered with roof, but not now, on
particularly heavy gust Of wind durin
4 the storm ripped and tore the iron coYel
ing as il it we're paper
J MI and Mrs. George Stewart Of Plea
. ant street were greatly surprised Saturda
Z evening by party Of friends who Gale
to say farewell to Mrs. Stewart before ht
departure for Scotland. Mrs Stewart wa
presented a gold watch Refreshmeni
were served and the evening was sper
very pleasantly Ia dancing
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