The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-12

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Mrs. e. Il. ward Of Winter Park, Fla.
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. G..
Jones.
Njss Kitty AheTn left this morning for
visit with friends in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
Mr.. and Mrs H. Cook returned last
night from a week visit IN Manchester,
N. H., and Lowell, Mass
Miss Emma Brean, a former clerk at Al.
In. Abb0tts store died in Boston on
Wednesday Of appendicitis.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy and Miss Katie
Ahern left this morning for Westerly. r
l., for visit with relatives.
Miss Amanda White Of Burlington, ar
rived in the city today to be the guest Of
MI and Mrs. john Mclean.
Al regular meeting Of the Barre Rangers
foot ball club win be held in the Northern
hotel on Monday evening at prompt.
Mrs. N. d. Phelps is expected home
this evening from q several weeks visit
with friends in Chicago and vicinity.
A large party of high school and ninth
grade scholars enjoyed corn roast last
evening on Warren Richardson's farm.
Daniel Stanley and Mrs. Charles Stan
ley OF Washington, went to Sugar Hill, n.
u today to spend Sunday with friends
c. II. stone left this morning for Boston
to resume bis studies in Harvard college
after a short visit at Goddard seminary.
i. and William Crandall, who have been
visitlngat Joseph Murphy's, left this
morning for their home In Westerly, r. /,
Miss Kate Quigley,who has been spend
ing the summer at Thomas Callaghan's s,
returned to her home in New York,to-
day
Mrs, E. ]. Spear and daughter, Cora,
who have been visiting at j, K. Nute's S,
have returned to their home II Lynn,
Mass.
The secretary Of the Reliance Shamrock
Race committee viii be IN Miles hail this
afternoon to receive the tickets not vet dis
posed Of.
All those intending to sail In the yacht
race this evening must bring their tickets,
as no one viii be allowed on board without
a pass
/ A HOME INVESTMENT, THE CAPITAL
STOCK Of The Peoples National Bank 81
I Barre, 500 per share. Subscribe now al
Prindle 4 Averilrs.
A. o, Smith, who has been spending
two weeks vacation IN this city with bill
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. a. Smith, lef
/ this morning on his return to New York,
/ AT the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid 50
eiety Of the Congregational church, Wed
nesday afternoon, 1t was decided to holC
their annual fair the first week in Noyem
Der.
Some Of the Montpelier sports are en-
| deavoring to arrange a sparring match be
I tween Dunn Of Graniteyille and Powers
OF Berlin. n. Fl The men have met be
fore In Montpelier
Troop G. Second Cavalry, with A. men
/ which passed through this city YESTERDAY
i afternoon eamped lust beyond south Barre
lass night Several Of the men walked Il
this city last evening.
The new Otis Restaurant on Pearl street
I Barre, VI. win be open to the public
! Monday afternoon. Sept. IA. Table boaTt
! BY the day or week. Meals served 1t al
hours A. E. stone, Prop'r
/ Suggestions for u good Sunday dinner
1 A baked blue fish or maekerel, some hall
/ but or sword fish. H @ oysters every
/ day in the week Either Of the above car
be had at the City Fish Market
At a meeting Of the Barre Barbers un
ion Thursday evening, one Montpeliel
man was made member Charles Der
/ german was elected delegate to the Stat
Federation meeting to be held IN Rutland
Owing to the low water in the river thi
\ Consolidated Lighting Co has been I'M
able to furnish power to IT'S customers fol-
the past few afternoons They expect t
start their new auxiliary steam plant mex
week
/ Miss Mudgett had corn roast party
last night. The corn, being Of Mr.. Mud
gets growing, was excellent and the fri
was built ID the rear Of Miss AIudgetti
home Altogether q very enjoyable even
| ing was spent
FRANK E4 DaMI0rEn mas purchased
house lot Of A. q Shepard, on which
Il Cheever & Reynolds are to erect dwell
ing house at once, Both consideration
! $4,000 Both deals we're made through
the Cate Real Estate agency
/ Harry NJ. Cutler of Montpelier treasur
er Of the National Life Insurance Co., hai
purchased Of Mrs j. G. Houghton bel
residence at the corner of Baldwin stree
and Bailey avenue Of Montpelier This
residence is one Of the finest in that city.
Mr. aud Mrs. I. a. Allison and sons
Arthur and Robert, of St. Johnsbury, Mrs
Elizabeth Steele and son, Albert, ID r
Coveny and the Misses Margaret, Mary
and Alice Coveny Of Danyille, have re
turned home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Corskie, jr
on Thursday evening, John J
Sowles entertained about thirty o
his brother Masons to a corn roas
at his farm This has been Mr.. Sowle
custom for several years to enter
tain his brethren In this manner and hi
hospitality has been greatly appreciated
on this evening as small token Of thei
| frfandshiD for their host they presentel