The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-07


Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bissett are residing
in E. E. Perry's house on Franklin street,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nye Of East Mont
pelier visited friends in the cltyyesterday.
st. John Court, q. o. r., win hold So
cial and dance after its meeting Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Lease have taken a
tenement in the Currier house on East
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Howarth Of Worces-
ter, Mgss., visited friends in the city yes
terday
Joseph Gregaire Of New York city is
visiting his cousin, Miss Hattie LaBounty,
for few days.
James Higgins went to Burlington this
morning te attend the Yermont-Dartmouth
foot ball game.
Prindle & Averill have sold their new
house on Beacon street to Fred Bassil,
Price paid g, 500.
1t is understood that the schools at East
Barre have been closed owing to few
cases Of diphtheria.
The Central Vermont pay car made its
regular monthly visit at the local station
yesterday afternoon.
The council Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of st. Monica 5 church meets this evening
at Z o'clock at the convent.
Take your supper at the Congregational
church tonight. Cold meat, pickles, hot
rolls, sauce, cake, tea, coffee.
Regular meeting of Rebekahs tonight at
7.30 o'clock. Let there be full attend
ance for practice. Per order n. G.
Al large party Of scholars from Montpe-
lier seminary attended the Christian En-
deavor lecture at the opera house last eve
ming.
The remains Of P. d. Morgan were
brought from East Barre this morning and
taken on the train to Woburn Mass, for
burial.
y. II. Piper Of this city has been order
ed before the board Of pension examiners
at st. JOhnsbury to be examined for an
increase Of pension.
A HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & AverIlrs.
st. Elizabeth Chapter win meet with
Mrs Vaughn on Cliff street Thursday
afternoon at o'clock for the purpose Of
sewing, Please come.
DR. Martin leaves tonight at $50 for
Randolph to attend the State Os-
teopathc convention. he win be absent
from his Office Thursday
Great thanks are due the enterprising
firm Of Moore & Owens for their generous
donation Of clothing to the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of st. Monica's church
Miss Mande B. Danforth, who has been
leading the Zylpha orchestra at Old Or
ehard has returned to Barre to play in Gil
bertson's orchestra this winter.
irwin Potter and the sturtevant sisters
who are giving concerts through the state
visited IN the city last night, and went to
Waterbury today, where they give an en-
tertainment this evening.
G. Gulseppinl, who was mixed up in the
fracas at the time Chief Brown was shot
and who was sentenced TO not less than
six years, has been pardoned by Gov Me-
Cullough and is back in Barre
james Wheeler was elected manager Of
the clerks basket ball team last night and
il is thought that a good team can be
made. The manager is trying TO get the
gymnasium at the seminary to practice.
Don't 90 home to dinner Thursday noon
when You can come to the Congregational
church and get hot roast beef, roast pork,
mashed potato, squash, pickles, hot rolls,
pie, pudding, tea, coffee, all for % cents.
Dinners or suppers for anyone will be
served by the ladies' Of the Congregational
church in their vestry from II to and
from $50 to Z, during the Christian En-
deavor convention. The meals are only
25 cents.
The bearers at the funeral of Eli Corti
/ yesterday afternoon were O. Bofiino, r.
| CleriCi Al. Cassani, Joseph SASH, Samuel
Novelli and S. Frontini. There were 50
teams In the funeral procession to Hope
cemetery.
A party az nine from the South Main
Street Cunning club went coon hunting
the other night, but seven were discour-
! aged and came home. The two who re-
manned secured three c0ons after the sew
en- hunters departed
The Z. PA. Of the Presbyterian church
meets tomorrow evening at O'clock. Top
ic, ttA Liberal Education Miss BernicC
| Darling viii Introduce the subject. Miss
Mary Hunter will read the usual maya
zine. All young people connected witt
the church are cordially invited.
The Mortified News has the following
to say of Kenneth & Mills, hypnotlsts ant
mind readers, who are giving weeks en-
tertainment at Northfeld: "Mr. Kenneth
is quick reader and very readily fount
hidden articles. His best test was per
haps his leaving the hall blindfolded an'
finding sub ject who had been locked in
to shop on the square and returning
with him to the hall without having tn
blind removed The humorous side Of tn
entertainment was especially good. Com
pany Is to be congratulated upon bring
ing worthy entertainment to Northfel
and win doubtless be sufficiently patron
lied to make the venture a financial SUE
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