The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-10-30
TAIK OF THE TOWN.

i. A. Averill returned last night from
North Hero.
0. H. Hale has placed a new sign in
front Of The Otis
/ Mrs. Eta Connor Of Cabot is visiting
relatives in the city.
DIR. George H. Spiller win be at the City
Hotel, Nov. 2, and 4.
II you are wise you win use Wise King
-four. the best for bread.
A. Emslie, the florist, went to Boston
last night on a business trip.
j a. s. Moore went to Bellows Falls
last night on business visit.
A. F. Mckenzie went to McLeod's
Crossing, P. O., this morning on visit.
D. F. Davis, ST., Of Ayers Flat, P. o.,
is visiting his son, D. F. Davis Of this
city.
Mrs. II N. Cheney went to Waterbury
tbs morning to spend the day visiting
friends.
DR.. G. w, Steele returned this morning
from the Shriners meeting at White River
junction.
Don't forget the regular meeting Of the
Central Labor Union this friday evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
R. A. Hear shot buck last night at
Middlesex, which he shipped to Ladd's
meat market today.
A. E. Tisdale, the inspirational speaker,
viii speak at South Barre in Unity hall,
sunday at 2.S0p. m.
The Young Woman's Tourist club will
meet with Mrs Frank McWhorter Monday
afternoon at 2 .90 O'Clock.
An clerks interested In basket bali are
requested to meet in the Goddard gymna-
Stun tonight at o'clock
There win be a practice meeting Of Hia-
watha lodge, No 20, Saturday evening
Let every officer be present
Contractor F. L. Page began this morn
ing the construction OF an addition TO the
rear of the E A. Drown block.
All those who would like to hire cos
tunes for the Good Templar's masquerade
can do 50 by applying to Louis Hunting
ton.
There will be business meeting Of the
ladies degree team Of the nj r.. O. II. at
Mrs. Mudgett's this evening at 7.30
O'Clock.
Rev. Eifle X. Nj. Jones and Mrs. Sarah
A. Mower returned last night from the
National Universalist convention at Wash
ington, d. G.
The body Of George Burgin who died in
Fairfield arrived in the city on the 115
/ train this afternoon and was taken to
Washington for burial
The Randolph High school football team
arrived In the city this morning and are
/ playing the Spaulding eleven this after
noon on the Goddard campus.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Reeves and MT.
aud Mrs r. e Provenchier, who have
been visiting at r. Il. Browns, left last
night for Schoon Lake, n. y.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Baptist
church viii serve supper in the Baptist
church, Tuesday, Nov. 8, at o'clock
The public is cordially Invited.
General w. Il. Gilmore Of West Fairlee
was in the city yesterday and estimated
were damaged In the recent fire.
All viii be glad to welcome back to
Barre nurse Mrs. David d. Smith, former
1 IL Miss Edwards, and she will be found at
the nurses home, 81 Jefferson street.
Carload of winter apples on c. V tracks.
IN barrels for winter use. This stock is
not be compared with the cider apples Of
/ FaaF1T fr.I ,rtll- A
George b. Milne was presented beauti-
full knight Templars charm by several Of
/ his friends Wednesday evening. The ar
ticle was Purchased through +, E. Burr q
Co.
| The body Of Frank Faulkner, who COM
mitted suicide last Monday night, was Ia
| ken from Montpelier TO Mons0n, Mass I,
yesterday by bis brother, Frank Faux
uer
Special for Saturday, Oct 81 Molasses
kisses, 15e Id; salt water kisses, vanilla
and chocolate, l5e 10; fudge, 15o lb co
e0anut bonbons, 15c ID. Barre Candy
Kitchen.
The committee from the Montpelier
manufacturers to consider the matter Of
I an ENHlhik at lub Cb4 1uuis EAN0slktOu,
comprises 4. W. Eagan, Z. a. Sweeney
and J. g. Brown.
Specials for Saturday, Oct 8lst: Molass-
es kisses, 15c per pound salt water kisses,
vanilla and chocolate, l5cper pound fudge,
Inc per pound; cocoanut bonbons, I5e per
pound. Barre Candy Kitchen.
The matter Of calling out the South
Main street cunning club to hunt the
West street wild beast Is under eonsldara-
ton. SO many OF the club are hunting
/ deer this week nothing can be done before
/ the first of next week.
Joseph Guyetse Of Montpelier shot a
! splendid buck in Lanesboro Wednesday
noon 1t weighed about $50 pounds and
30S pounds dressed Mr.. Guyette shipped
the buck to Montpelier and it attracted
considerable attention at the Montpelier s.
Wells River station.
| George and Abram Mann have gone
deer hunting this afternoon. George said
this forenoon that he laid out last night
where there were ten. One of them came
up and smelled of him, but he could not
/ turn round without soaring the deer, so he
/ laid still. He wouldn't tell where they
were, but has gone after them today.
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