The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN.

\ Among guests registering today at
the City hotel were John Bowman. Wor-
/ cester, Mass; H. Z. Wilson, Berlin. n
HI; n n. Lane, Springfield; A. T. Pierce.
Bellows Falls, and Il. a. Bucklin Of
Boston
Frank II Robinson resumed his duties
at the postotiice this morning after 4
1 two weeks vacation spent III Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle and Miss Mau,ie
Iiuse Of Northfield called on friends IN
the city last evening.
| Fifty Of the friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
J. l.. Cummings gathered at their home
on Elm street Tuesday evening and
gave them a real surprise, il being the
occasion OF their sixteenth wedding an.
niversarF. A phonograph furnished Ell
1 ltertainnent for the evening and refresh
melits were served. The party presented
beautiful mahogany rocking-chair, the
! speech Of presentation being made by
Alex, MeCaskill. Mrs. Cummings was
W surprised that she couldn't find words
to respond.
Married, at Montpelier, October 2fst,
by the Rev. A. y. Lewis, rector Of
Christ church, Miss Margaret Fraser Of
Webstervillc, to William Haley of Gran
1 iteville.
The Young Peoples society 81 the
Baptist church will hold special busi-
ness meeting at the close Of the prayer
meeting tonight
The preliminary hearing in the case
of Joseph TacY. who is charged with
attempted poisoning Of Mrs. I.aivley
was to have been held IN the Montpelier
city court yesterday until it was learned
that the alleged crime took place in the
town Of Mortified, instead of Berlic
This halted the proceedings, as the Mont.
pelier city court has no jurisdiction over
that territory.
r. G. Little and eldest son. Clarence
started ont yesterday morning for game
and By late afternoon had shot a buck,
n fox. rabbit and grew squirrel
a pretty good days score All of the
game was shot in the town OF Williams.
town. The buck weighed 200 pounds
and was killed at about half past four
o'clock in the afternoon The fox weigh-
ed eleven pounds The successful hunt.
ers showed their trophies TO score or
more people on their way home
cinqmartenari della Golonia ltaliana
sono myitati ave una riunione speciale
Ia sea del Noyemhre ia case cardi.
Centre street. r. Mariani.
Among the proud hunters of Barre
is Joseph Cook. the seventeen year.old
son of NJ. Cook. who shot spike horn
buck III Orange gore yesterday. The
buck weighed 100 pounds when dressed.
The young man Is particularly pleased
as there were a great many older hunt
crs Ia the same locality who were I'M
successful David Devicchi another
Barre hunter. got a splendid buck in
Orange, the animal weighing about CTS
pounds Hunters on Spruce mountain
in Groton ran across the carcass Of
250pound buck. having two wounds.
The animal had run for some distance
after being shot and the hunters lost
the trail
Since the A. I. If T. has decided to
20 into politics. every laboring man
should bc at Miles hall tonight to hear
! H. Dunbar. a very able speaker.
G. Bans new picture framing studio
over Kings icwclry store is proving an
attractive feature to his constantly in.
creasing business In this studio are
shown great variety Of enlarged por-
traits, etc. and great variety OF frames.
40 that any one desiring an enlarged
picture, OF a frame. can make selec-
tion 10 suit The studio X well worth
a visit II you only care to see good
pictures
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con
gregational church niet yesterday after.
noon in the church parlofs and elected
officers fer the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. G. ". Avcrill: vice president, Mrs.
A. r. Abbott; secretary Mrs. +. j Mar
tin; treasurer. Mrs Geo. Iilden: audi
tor, Mrs. L. NJ. AverIli work committee.
Mrs. John Bartlett, Ma. n. g. Woodruff
and Mrs A. W. Badger
The ladies of The Church Of the Good
Shepherd will serve u supper in the
vcstry of the church Thursday evening,
November ! The menu will be au-
nounced later,
William Burns il moving to Mont
pclier today.
A party Of hunters consisting Of r. A.
Prindle, o. G. Russell, Il. A. Drown and
Lyman Fiaeld returned last night from
hunting trip x Plainfeld, They
report seeing several deer and bear
but failed to capture any Of them.
Il. w. Itton Of Morswlle has pur-
chased Of NJ u Green his matched pair
81 driving horses Consideration $500,
MIR. and Mrs sylvester Peny retur,
nod last night from Ohio, where they
have been for the past two months.
Mr. and Mrs r. J Eagan, who have
been guests at the home Of =. II. Max,
well, left this morning for Lewiston, Me.
NJ. J. Green returned last night from
Worcester, where be had been on bus
mess.
Miss Marjorie Reid Of Mary PlAee is
confined 70 her home BIZ Illness.
Henry Papin Of Burlington Il visiting
lbs brother, John Papin Of Newton st.
G. S. Parker Of Montgomery was in
tho city today on business.
Mrs. NJ. 8. Levin returned last night
from Boston where She has been visiting
az tie home of her father for the past
two weeks.
Mrs NJ IT, Rice went TO Braintree
today for visit with friends
Mrs 4. W LangIois went To I3ufling
ton this morning fof visit With rel
atiyes.