The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-04
Talk OF THE TOWN.


day on a visit.
II. D. Camp went to Randolph this
morning on business.
Mrs. A. II. Mace went to Burlington
this morning to visit friends.
If you are wise you win use Wise King
-four. the best for bread.
Miss Maggie Milne returned last night
from several weeks visit in New York.
Nine. Hurd, an expert corsetiere from
New York, at Yeale & Knights store this
week only.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City, 5. Of A., tomorrow evening IN T. Of
A. hall O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roberts went to
Sutton this morning TO attend the funeral
Of their daughter.
You take no chance buying fur coat
and scarf Of Fits, for they are "korreetr
in style and price.
Cali at the refreshment booth at the
Congregational fair this evening and get
dish Of that delicious ice.
Charles A. Smith dropped stick Of
wood on one foot last night and he is to-
day walking on crutches.
Constable James Coutts returned yes
terday afternoon from a business trip to
Hardwick and South Ryegate.
| Miss Helen sturteyant, who has been
visiting at the Seminary, returned to her
home in Hartland this morning
A private dance will be held In Miles
hall Friday evening, November 6. Music
win be furnished by Wilder's orchestra.
Don't forget the dance at Uuity hall,
South Barre, Friday evening, November 8.
Gilbertson's orchestra will furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, who have
been at Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McDonald's
for two weeks, returned to Boston to-
day.
T. Rezetti Of Montpelier, formerly Of
this city, has just returned from an ex-
tended visit in Washington, d. O., and
Milford, n. Il.
A meeting Of all cribhage players Of the
Catholic Order 0f Foresters win be held in
the old G. O. f club rooms, Miles block,
this evening at o'clock.
Seventeen bucks were killed in the town
Of Woodbury. during theopen season, and
two does, the headquarters Of the latter
having been taken and the rest Of the
bodies left.
Tickets are now on sale at the Red
Cross Pharmaoh for Roney's Boys who ap-
pear at the opera house this evening. Re
member the special price for school chill
dren is only Is cents.
The Ida Read w. c. 4. u. are invited
to inset with Mrs. Bugbes, Orange street.
Friday afternoon, November &. at 9. 80 a
''soeial hour IS promised to all who
come. Sec. pro tenn.
Oficsr Kenneth Nicholson went to Port
land, Me-, this morning to bring back to
Barre Albert SegeT, the man charged with
| larceny from a fellow boarder at the Com
stock boarding house
The town clock has got back into the
| running again after a rest OF several days
and bids fair to keep up for at least a
reasonable length Of time. 1t seems like
the return Of an old friend
| Walter S. Goss Of Chelsea is to begin
work next week in the business and re-
portorial departments Of the Montpelier
Journal Mr.. Goss was formerly collector
for the telephone company.
Miss Annie G. Messer. 151 Highland
avenue, Barre, has received from the Bos-
ton Herald Co. fine mechanical drawing
set as a prize for correct solving Of one Of
the series Of Childrens Prize Contests now
running in the Boston Sunday Herald
The movement for al exhibition Of v err
mont granite at the St. Louis exposition,
raises the question If we shall also have
an exhibit Of N0rthfeld black slate also.
Certainly the world at large ought to be-
come familiar with the best slate Ia Amer
lea next year-N Mortified News.
That the people Of Barre took a great
interest IN the result Of the elections yes
terday was evidenced BY the numerous
teieph NE calls at this Office A party Of
local followers OF the game Of politics
waited patiently for he returns. The
Times bulletin was read with interest.
The business men Of Barre are certainly
doing commendable thing IN arranging
10 have Barre granite exhibited at the St
Louis fair 1t is estimated that it Will
take some 5000 to make the exhibit
Barre granite to the front-is certainly
the business cry Of this section. Water
bury Record.
All those who would like to bowl on
either Of the two Barre teams in the Yer
mont bowling league are requested to
meet at AlexandeT's bowling alley Thurs
day evening Nov 5, at O'Clock sharp, as
the first league games are to be played
Wednesday night, Nov. ii. John r Az
erill, secretary.
It seems little early TO think Of Christ
mas, but it will be here before we realize
it. How much more we will enjoy It if
we know that our gifts are ready to send
as the festal day draws near. Try 1t this
year and see Go to the Japanese Bazaar
next week and at the fancy booth you can
get the most attractive gifts imaginable
The Orange County Telephone company
has been given permission to enter Mont
pelier by Upper Main street, College and
East State streets. This decision was ar
rival ~ after the street committee SIN