The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fur-lined coats at NIcWhorter's.

fur-llned coats at McWhorter's.
More new neekwear at Vanghan's.
Beautiful new silks on display al
Fits
See Abbott's special fox scarf al
$1,000.
G. zorzi arrived in The city YESTERDAY
from Italy.
i We have all the latest cuts in over,
coats. Moore {; Owen.
Hughes Livery, Merchant street, near
Summer. Phone 1861.
Alfred Monette went to Rutland yes
terday to remain los days.
John Travis went TO Berlin, N. II.
today to visit his father who is ILL.,
! II. d. Camp has been chosen trustee
of the estate OF NJ. David in bankruptcy
court.
| N. A. S. E. viii hold its regular meet
ing, October 18th. Per order George Hall
President.
| MeWhorter's stock of ladies' fur driv-
ing coats for this season is larger than
ever before.
| The North Barre football team viii
lplay Montpelier seminary at Montpelier
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Bianchi Of Windsor and
Miss Carrie Bianchi of Woodstock are
Visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris Of Wind
scr arrived in the city last night for
a several days visit with relatives.
The football teams of Montpelier and
Burlington high school are to meet at
Montpelier this afternoon at four o'clock.
The Rev. Ralph Gillian, who is com
| ing to this city the 18th, is conducting
very successful gospel meetings in Stone
ham, Mass.
The Central Vermont railway is pre-
lparing to repair the Williamstown branch
road by replacing ties which have be-
come rotten.
Mrs. AbbiR Pierce, the nurse, returned
yesterday from Williamstown, where
She has been taking care Of DIR. L. D.
Martins father
A. w. Phelps, Carl Taplin, Fred Pick
lcring, Goldie Douglas and Lou Taplin
went coon hunting last night and
brought in eight fine coons.
College graduates, who are residents
Iof Barre, viii be summoned soon to form
la University club, whose purpose will be
lof literary and social nature.
The New England Order Of Protection
Twill have their regular meeting this
evening. It is hoped that all the members
of the degree team WILDE presentas there
| is to be initiation
James Wark of Graniteville sustained
a severe crush Of his right foot by a
stone falling on it, He was taken to
the Emergency hospital where his IN
ijuries were dressed.
| Hugh MeCurrie, employed IN Moore {
Ovens tailor shop, received today a tele-
gram from Patterson, N. u, saving that
his father died last night. Mr.. AEcCurrie
| left for Patterson this noon.
| H. +. Russ had the middle finger on
his right hand badly iammed while at
work with cutting machine in stone
shed yesterday. DIR. L. u, Leonard took
two stitches IN the wounded member.
Harry Al Segel returned home yester-
| day from Burlington, where lie spent
Sunday with his parents. His family,
who have been visiting friends IN that
| city for the past two weeks, returned
with him.
| The meeting Of the Intercity Bowling
association, which was to have been held
at Montpelier last evening, was post
poned indefinitely because Of the IN
ability Of the president oil the associa-
TO attend.
Special conclave Of St Aldemar Com
lmanderY, No. II, Thursday evening, at
| I d. m, sharp. Work, Red Cross degree
The hour Of meeting has been made early
| in order that some may attend the lee
ture. Joe ". 1ackon, En-. Com.
II will be vet several weeks before
Stephen r. Colby, Central Vermont rail-
road conductor, will &c able to assume his
duties again. One Of his legs was. badly
Wrenehed in a wreck ON the Williams
town branch Of the road ten days ago.
4 meeting Of the Granite City Quot
ling club will be held an their grounds
on Thursday evening, the 18th, at 9
O'Clock p. m. prompt. A full attendance
lis requested and all those wishing photos
will receive them there on receipt Of
price. James ". Gould, Sec.
The marriage Of Charles NJ. Bradford,
son 81 w. A. Bradford Of this city, to
Miss Elizabeth Barrows, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Barrows of New
Haven, occurred yesterday at the brides
home Mr.. and Mrs Bradford will re-
side IN Montpelier, where he is employed
by the Consolidated Lighting company.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on October Is, 1905. OF
Blanche May. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John N. Toss OF Morrisyille, to George
Glenn Morse Of Montpelier. Mr.. Morse
IS employed by the Consolidated Light
ing company. The ceremony will take
place at the Alorrisville Congregational
church at 4 o'clock IN the afternoon.
]. Negretti and wife, who moved from
this city to Montpelier and from there
to Mortified and from there to Bethel
have been arrested on the charge of IL
legal selling. They were arrested bv
policeman john Al Hutchinson OF North
field who took them to White River
junction and placed them in charge Of
Sheriff CT Il. Winch at Caledonia county
They have five children, two Of whom
they were allowed to take with theme
A considerable number Of physicians
appeared before the State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners at Burlington yesterday.