The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

The Philomathians win meet with Mrs.
Il, A. Phelps Monday evening.
George Lunis Of Newport, n. H., is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. ". Il. Lynch.
/ The Presbyterian church begins It's mid
week meetings.this evening at Z O'Clock.
Miss Edith Klmball Of Massachusetts, is
visiting at George Aliens at South Barre.
Bennett 4 Nichols are wiring A. G.
Fays house on Currier Park for electric
lights.
r Bossi had the thumb on his left hand
nearly cut off on saw in c. Z. Bugbee's
shop yesterday.
Miss II. N. sIye Of Hayerin Mass. ar
rived in the city. last night for visit at
J. B. Darling's.
Levi w Kent has moved from s Har-
rington avenue to 40 Prospect street into
the Blekford house.
The rehearsal OF the boy choir Of the
Baptist church Is postponed from Friday
to saturday evening
Mrs. l.. S. Norris of South Main St.,
was taken to the Waterbury asylum yes
terday for treatment.
L. A. Gale win leave tomorrow morn
ing for Jersey City, NJ j. to spend the
winter at the homeof bis daughter,
The Presbyterian choir, under the lead
ership Of Miss Emma Phillips, win meet
tomorrow evening sharply at 7 O'Clock.
DR.. o. II. Reed Of Elm street was taken
quite seriously sick few days ago and
still remains under the physician care.
Miss Alice Mower Of Calais has been
engaged by Scott & Townsend as stenog-
rapher and win commence her duties next
week.
The degree team of the N. E o. P. are
invited to Mrs. +. O. Keats, II East
street, to a social, tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
See the old fashioned hats like your
grandmother used to wear at Mrs. W. II.
shepard's opening and compare them with
this years styles.
A HOME INVESTMENT. The CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank of
Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now at
Prindle & Averills.
Prindle 81 Ayerin have a seven room
cottage house on Beacon street, just fin
ished, which they wish to sell. The best
terms to right parties.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary Granite
City No. so, S. Of A., this evening at
T.30 o'clock In # Of Al hall. Members are
requested to be present. Initiation.
There will be concert and promenade
| iu the Il. Of +. hall Oct. Z, given under
the auspices of the |. @. g. 4. The Gran
tie City orchestra will furnish music.
The alarm for the fire at Angelo Scam
pint house Tuesday night was rung IN
/ BY Mr. Scampini himself. Oliver White
reached the box first and unlocked it,
The young ladies Of the Presbyterian
church practiced last evening for the can
tata "Fairyland. which they are to REL
peat on the evening Of the annual supper,
Oct, Z.
Dr. A. G.. Sprague left yesterday after
noon and his friends expect that he will
/ BIS accompanied By bride on his return.
| pr. sprague will spend three weeks In
| Washington, p, q
Mills and Kenneth, hypnotist and mind
reader, went to Waterbury this afternoon
where they give show this evening
Henry Mute and John Mcknight went
with them.
A party Of Odd Fellows held an enjoy
able corn roast at Beekley Hill last even
/ ing, most OF the party going on the GAO
electric car The pleasant evening helped
to make the roast a great success.
Today was holiday with the Hebrews,
add their places Of business in this city
were closed. The occasion is fast day
which properly commences on the day be-
fore at sunset and continues to sunset this
evening.
Cards are out announcing the approach
! ing marriage of Miss Lucy III. Dodge of
| Montpelier to Z. Selwyn Stowe Of Hart
/ ford, Conn, which is to take place at 4
/ o'clock Wednesday, October If, at the
brides home.
Michael Carey Of Graniteville was driv-
/ ing down South Main street yesterday af-
| ternoon when the wagon struck one Of the
street railway ties which was being UNI
/ covered Both shafts were broken out Of
l his wagon and he was thrown TO the
| ground He was not injured
i A. f. Tisdall Of Taunton, Mass, viii
speak for the Montpelier spirttualist So
4 cIety Ia G. a. r. hall sunday, Oct. 4, at
Il 2. so and p. M. Mr.. Tisdall Is expected
to be here for the month Of October. He
is a very able speaker. DO not miss the
opportunity OF hearing him. All axe i'm
vited.
/ Thomas Ryan pleaded guilty In Montpe-
lier city court yesterday to intoxicati0n
and was fined Si2.T9 which he paid, Ryan
went to the Iail Tuesday evening and ask
ed shellf Evans for cell in which to
to sleep lie was iii badly intoxicated
condition aud was accommodated by that
official
A large part Of the city was In darkness
last night as the Consolidated Lighting
4 Go. turned off les current to Barre. A
good many people found themselves inoon-
venienced. but the company found this
course necessary owing to the very low
water in their dam. Patrons Of that com
pany are promised their lights tonight,
however.
The raon14r t3aaliuu III the New Eng-