The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-23
Talk OF THE TOWN.


DR.. F II. Lynde is confined to the hous,
with sickness.
Q. II. Sawyer went to Bethel this morn
ing on business
Mrs. Fay Blake Of Bradford is visiting
at w NJ. Holden's.
Miss Louise Calder is confined to the
house on account Of illness.
Children's ready-made dresses for S1.OC
to $500 each at Yeale & Knights
A. E. Batehelder is confined to the house
BY illness, at his farm In Plainfeld
John Harrington is moving to Rich.
mond onto a small place he owns there
DR.. G. N. Barber drove to Tunbrldge
yesterday where he has large auction
today.
Our furs have met with excellent sale,
the values offered making this possible al
Fits
Clarence Wood has moved into Or,
lambs tenement, lately vacated by T. W.
Heath
Miss Agnes Nash returned this morning
from few days visit at her home 10 Bur
lington.
Miss Antoinette Pelldeau Of Granite
vile was the guest Of Mrs. J.. H Leelair
yesterday.
The Philomathians viii meet with Mrs.
Charles Hoyt, a Camp street, Tuesday eve
ming at 7.15 o'eloek.
Miss Isabel Cordiner is to ret d for the
winter term Of school on Beckley Hill, the
term beginning Nov 80.
T. n Doten OF North Colais began
work this morning as matchmaker In j.
W. Holton's ieweIry store.
Earl Parker went to Burlington this
morning to attend the class day foot ball
game at the University Of Vermont.
Miss Josie George returned from Rich
mond Saturday evening to spend q week
with her mother, Mrs. A. A. Northrop.
Charles Churchill has moved into the
Charles Currier house on Merchant street
recently purchased by Churchill and Bra
LEY
Rev. Brian O. Roberts left this morning
for Concord, NJ H., to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with his father, and win return Satur-
day
| The Ladies Aid society Of the Presby.
terrain church will meet at Mrs. A. Il.
Clark on Division street Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Georgia Gilbertson, who has beer
I nk hn EFntaNa4s kaossffn1
for treatment Of the knee, has returned tC
her home in this city.
Mrs. Hattie Marsh, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Clifford Cote, for sey
eral weeks, left this morning for her home
IN Worcester, Mass
| Mrs. George i. Bates returned thi
morning from the Hsaton Hospital a
Montpelier, where she has been for sever
al weeks for treatment.
\ Arthur G. Lane has finished work a
the Central Vermont freight depot an,
goes TO his home Ia Newport tomorrow t
teach school this winter.
Senator Dillingham; Is to get the chair
manship OF the Senate committee on ifnmi
grafton Pretty good progress for /
youngster. Rutland Herald
Mrs w Il. Fisk, who has been In a
hospital in Somerville, Mass, for treat
ment, returned to her home the last of thl
week, much improved In health.
I A special eonyocation Of Granite Roya
Arch Chapter will be held st Masonic
hall Tuesday evening, Nov. "A, at sever
o'clock sharp. Work, Mark degree.
The D. a. Perry real estate agency ha
sold the stumpage Of soft wood On the 81
mon Parker farm IN East Calais to ,Iosepl
Butterheld 81 North Montpelier. Consid
Grafton $500.
| Albert, the seven-year.old son Of MI
and Mrs. Frank Ely, Cottage street, die
Sunday morning Of pneumonia. The ia
neral will be held from the Catholic churc
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Travis Of Barre city, has purchase
the farm Of Frank Willard Ia East Mont
pelier. Mr. and Mrs J. Z. Parker wi
live with them The household goods wer
moved there Saturday.
II odd Veteran Will send rs his nam
we will very gladly publish his eommun
! cation. The name Is not wanted t0T put
LEGATION, but we cannot publish letter
without knowing the authors.
Fifty cents admission for adults aud 2
Genes for children, to Clan Gordon soeia
and dance Wednesday evening Ia Hales
hall, Pearl street, II pays for the Who'll
business, a good concert, tea, coffee. cake
sandwiches and 20 dances.
I
The private dancing school, with Pro-
Elmore as Instructor, win have mothers
I afternoon, December 8, at which all mott
ers are welcome As the seating eapacit
Of the hall Is small, only the mothers ca
be entertained at this lesson.
A team, driven BY @. N. Mcintosh {
Montpelier, was run into BY the engin
Arthur Tandy, at the Granite street cros
ing IN Montpelier Saturday. Mr.. McIu
n tosh was thrown from the team and RI
ceiyed some cuts. The horse escaped II
2 jury but the wagon was somewhat dan
aged.
A Montpelier division of the Anciel