The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Golf and silk-lined gloves for ladies
at Neale q Knights.
Andrew Beattie went to Newark, n.
j., today on visit.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. p. n. Wheeler.
Miss Bertha Glazer Of GouldsvilIe
visited friends in the city today.
DR.. NJ. d. Lamb went to Waterbury
Center this morning TO visit case.
The children will be interested in the
Gave Of Mysteries at the Ice Car
nival.v
listers, REFERS, sheep-lined coats and
vests and pontiac jackets at Moore &
Owens
Harry Kicker left this afternoon for
Red Stone Me, on a several days bust
ness trip.
Pillow covers with six skeins Of silk
and directions for 25c at Veale 8
Knights.
Parks dancing school opened up at
Hale's pavilion last evening with a good
attendance.
States Attorney Thompson OF Gale
donia county was in the city on bust
ness today.
The Foresters of America and the Red
Men cri5hage teams play tonight in the
eribbage league contest
Burton Martin Of Boston was in the
city yesterday to attend the funeral Of
his brother-in-law, B. r. Robinson.
A regular meeting Of Polishers'
branch OF the G. G. ~ o., viii be held
Thursday evening, Nov, 10th at 7.so.
The three pneumatic tools which were
John Averill, Irwin Parmenter and r.
f. Mccarthy.
Alex Melvin of Barre was in Montpe-
lier city court yesterday and pleaded
guilty to a first offence of intoxieation.
He paid sl4-29.
Iii the list Of flowers for the William
Piper funeral those contributed by the
school children of the Brook street school
We're omitted by mistake.
W. John Mclean arrived in the city
yesterday from the Klondyke, where he
has been for several years. He is an
uncle of w. ]. Mclean Of this city.
II the teamster who lost his whip
while driving down the Graniteville road
last evening win call at w. ] :. McIsean's
shoe store, it will be returned to him.
The p. A. Perry Real Estate agency
have sold for James Summers his house
on Franklin street to Rev. w a. kinzie.
Mr.. Summers takes part of the large
Chandler farm in Berlin. The deal I'M
wolves about $500.
All those who missed seeing the min
strel entertainment at the Masonic fair
will be given an opportunity to see them
tonight at the lee Carnival. at the
Iniversalist vestry; admission to the
Carnival and entertainment is only 10c-
George w. Mann, who keeps track OF
the weather pretty closely, says that
yesterday was the coolest November II
lie has ever known. The thermometer
Fat his house on Wellington street regis
tered four degrees below zero in the
early morning
All Foreign Lodge Masons are re-
quested to meet Friday night at Z
o'clock. Any brother desiring to pay
dues can do SO that night. Let every
brother make an effort to be present,
rs business Of Importance will be brought
before the meeting.
Owing to the recent installation Of
an aerie OF Eagles at Montpelier it is
doubtful if the proposed installation OF
an aerie at Barre is accomplished. The
fact that many Barre men Joined the
Montpelier aerie is the reason Of The
probable defaulting Burlington News.
Tie Elks are arranging to hold d
charity ball very soon, the proceeds Ia
be divided between the Elks in this city
and Montpelier and will be given to the
poor in both cities, at Thanksgiving
time. The ball will be held in Montpe.
| her, the exact date having not yet been
decided upon.
Mrs. F. +. Cutler and Mrs. S. H.
FORSYTH opened their new star bakery
last evening at the Universalist Vestry
with great success. Their food sold rap
idly. They soon found their shelves
empty They will have d new supply
this evening, and hope to see their old
| customers and a great many new ones.
They viii also serve fruit punch.
Early in October the New England
Homestead offered series of prizes for
/ the best written article on the subject
What machinery is most needed on the
farm and why!" A. w. Allen of Bare
was one Of those who sent articles. and
on Saturday was notified that his con
tribution had been awarded the first
prize Of $25. Mr. Aliens article appear.
ed in the October IA issue Of the Home
stead.
| Fred II. Smith Is now president Of the
| First National Bank Of Montpelier, hav-
ling been advanced from vice president
to succeed the late Charles Dewey. May
or Cory becomes vice president and
w i. Dewey is now a director to take
the place OF his father on the board.
Col. Smith has been with the bank since
Its start in 1865. He is also president
Iof the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
company.
| Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Mclean Of
Dawson city, Alaska, arrived in Barre
| yesterday and went to Graniteyille to
visit his brother r. II. Mclean. Mn.
Mclean went to Dawson eight years ago
and after mining while went into bust
ness for himself. They left Dawson Oct.
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