The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-21
TALK OF LEE TOWN.

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Montreal.
Mrs. May Robinson went to Braintre,
tals morning.
H. NJ. Farnham is in Chicago this weel
buying horses.
W. S. oliver went to Mortified this
morning to work.
Arthur Lebeil Of Burlington, is clerkinp
In Davis drug store.
II You are wise you will use Wise King
flour, the best for bread.
Fred Baird went to Waitsfeld this
morning on hunting trip.
only few days more to pay you water
tax at the city water Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adm Ordway returned
last night from a visit in Boston.
There were 90 tickets sold In all yester-
day for the excursion to Montreal
Telles Stone left this morning on a
heating trip in the woods Of Maine.
William Downing Of Ayers junction,
Mass, is visiting at DR.. e. N. Barber's.
The clerks basket ball team will m eet
tonight for practice in the seminary gym
nasium.
Ruth Glysson, the 6-year-old daughter
Of Eugene Glyss0n Of Pleasant St., is very
III with diptheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Seaver Of Washing
ton were in the city last night on their way
home from a visit in Boston.
Special communication Granite Lodge,
No 30, + and A. NJ, Friday evening at 7
O'Clock. Work, third degree.
Basoomb Brothers new bowling alleys
at Montpelier were opened to the public
Monday evening. The alleys are said to
be good ones.
Mrs. WIN. Pike and daughter, Gertrude,
who have been visiting at the Seminary,
returned to their home in Derby Line
this morning,
AT the meeting Of the Vermont Histori-
cal society at Montpelier yesterday Prof
o. D. Mathewson Of this city was elected
to membership,
With every train out Of this city today
hunters were seen with their guns on their
shoulders leaving for the mountains to try
their luck at deer.
a HOME INVESTMENT. THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank Of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averill's.
Mrs. w. K. Fisk who is in a hospital at
West Someryille, Mass, for treatment is
doing well and expects to be at home
again ia few weeks.
Mr., aud Mrs P. c. Owens went to
Mortified this morning TO attend the mar
rage Of their son, Edward j to Miss Mar
garet Harrigan, which took place today.
The names of Mrs. i. o. Kent and Mrs.
+. e. Brock should have been included in
the list of members Of the ladies' degree
team Of the N. E. o. p. ia yesterdays pa
per.
William Mcqueen, who has been work
ing in Troy, n Y, has returned to Barre.
He has suffered bad injury to his hand
and has had to have three fingers re-
moved.
| II. G.. Ellis and wife, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, started this
morning on carriage drive and deer
hunt through the northern part Of the
state.
On account Of the fire yesterday the N.
e. O. p. concert and condition which was
to have been given in Miles han next
Tuesday evening, will be given in the K.
Of ?. hail instead
The st. Monica's Ladies' Aid dance,
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hall this evening has been postponed ow-
Ing to the hall being damaged by water
IL yesterdays fire.
0flicer George Wood arF6ated Joseph
g. simmons last night and in court this
morning simmons pleaded guilty to the
charge Of intoxieation aud paid iine Of
S., with costs Of SS04.
The Goddard won the game, II to 0.
with a superior team, but it is doubtful ii
a return game will be played for fear
Montpelier will be mobbed at Barre
Montpelier despatch to Rutland Herald.
Robert Murray Of this city, who was re-
Gently found guilty of assault, in county
court. was taken to the house Of correc
ton yesterday to serve not less than three
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hail years.
Frank Griggs arrived in the city last
night from Portland, Ore, to visit his
parents, Dir and Mrs J G. Griggs. and
to recuperate In health. Mr. Griegs is
agent for the Metropolitan Life ms. co,
In Portland.
After the Montpelier Goddard foot bali
game the Montpelier Journal remarks: Ed
munds high school showed excellent judg-
ment In cancelling the football game with
Goddard, even II II had to show a little of
the white feather In so doing.
Fred Krellinger was arrested by Oficer
Nicholson this morning on warrant
charging him with breach of the peace
krellinger pleaded not guilty and his case
was continued in city court until October
-. q Pruneau furnished bail Of $50.
Richard Croker Of the big Union Tailor
ing House OF New York, the Kahn Fern
berg Co., will be at A. A. Smith & Bros. Is
store on Friday and Saturday and at Gram
iteyille next Monday and Tuesday to take
measures for suits, trousers and 0vercoats.
from the latest In woolens. Fit and sat
isfaction guaranteed
The funeral of Michael Coveney was
held from st .Monioa's church at {. so this
morning and the body was taken on the
30 Wells River train to st. Johnsburv