The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Miss Ellie Reason went to Northfeld
last night for visit with friends.
Henry Tacey went to Rouses Point,
n. y, to-day for a visit with relatives.
William Sweeney Of St. Adams is Wis.
itng friends in the city for few days.
Miss Sophia Campbell returned to Bos-
ton last night where she is attending
college.
Miss Florence Pearl went to Boston
to-day to spend Thanksgiving with
friends.
Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only BY Davis, the druggist, DC the
package.
James Sims will play a cornet solo at
the evening service at the Hedding Meth
odist church tomorrow evening.
After supper special, at Fitts'' One
lot Of all.linen napkins, our regular
S275 a dozen; special, while they last,
at sl.0S dozen.
Now is the time to get your pictures
made to send to your friends for Christ
mas and New Years; "a excellent pic
lures for 25 cents; post cards and card
mounts the latest, at the Bolster block,
open day and evening.
Prof. Z. A. Shaw of Norwich univer-
sity, with his geology class, arrived in
the city this morning, and the party
went to The quarries to study the condi-
rtions and rock formations there. They
walked to the quarries from this city.
The Guild Of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will open their sale on Thurs
dav evening, November 20, with a chick
en pie supper The menu viii be an
nounced later The sale will continue
through the evening OF November 80.
Remember the dates
II. w. Shores, the photographer, and
Walter Gleason of CRANKY started on a
bear hunting trip this morning, They
are going over Roxbury mountain and
i'm the woods around Warren village
They expect to return to Barre next
I Tuesday.
| Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr. Beat
\ tie, there will not be any services at the
/ Church of the Good Shepherd tomorrow,
/ Sunday school will also be omitted. For
I the same reason. services at st. John
/ the Baptist church in Websteryille will
not be held tomorrow.
The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
4 Dav Saints holds services Sunday even.
ing at 1880 o'clock Sunday school at
I'M m; Bible lesson, Important
/ Events in Peters Ministry" The sery-
4 ices are held in painters hall Of the old
city building. All are cordially invited
/ TO attend,
The valuable bear dog, which George
Bond and Others lost while hunting IN
the northern part Of the state during
the week OF the deer hunting season
Was shipped BY express to this city
last night from Island Pond. The dog
made its way back to Island Pond and
as Mr. Bonds name was on the dog
collar, the man who picked up the dog
shipped it yesterday to the owner.
The police have second sereech ow
under their care now. Workmen at the
Mari & Gordon plant captured an ow
there yesterday forenoon and brought II
to the station to be put in cage Will
the one which officer Dineen caught
Thursday night 1t is thought that thii
owl is the mate of the first one which
officer Dineen got, as the officer saw an
other of the birds when he made his cap
ture. The officers are considerably con
cerned over their pets, as the birds abso
lutely refuse to eat anything, thougi
they have been tempted with everything
from mice to sweet cake.
Sousa's band is being transported
about the state by special trains to ac
commodate the convenience of the play
ers, as well as TO make connection be
tween close dates They had a specia
train from White River junction to Ran
dolph yesterday forenoon another iron
Randolph to Barre and the jump iron
Montpelier TO St. Johnsbury late thi
afternoon, following the concert in Mont
pelier viii also be by special train. Thi
last train win cost SIP The 50 mem
bers of the band had their headquarter
at the City hotel here, but many o
them had to be lodged outside. .
Friday arrivals at the hotel Otis fol
lows; H. o. Young, F. ID. Collins, Bos
ton: II. A. Lewis, Burlington; G. w
Joinosn. Newport; r. W. French, st
Johnsbury; r. G. Fuller. Pennington
liz. H.; D. r. Kelly. Manchester, \. H..
IF f. Clark. Newark. n. J.; Thoma
Murdock. Newcastle. Ind. A. f. Weas
er. Toronto. Ont; d. c. Taylor. Monti
cello. Mimi; O. W Eldrich, Buffalo
IN. Y; H. c. Halloway, Philadelphia
Pa; sixteen members of Sousa's band