Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-10
Reception at the Seminary tonight.

junction.
Joseph Taft is WORKING in Eastman
Bros. grocery store. a. ~.
Private Will Burroughs is spending
a few days in West Corinth.
A. j. Howe has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Armenia, n. Y.
John George has returned from a
business trip to Troy, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson left
on the noon train for Boston,
G. r. Scott went to Swanton this
morning where he will spend Sunday
Miss Laura Smith of Medford, Mass.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lapoint
Miss Geneva Carpenter of Brookfield
is visiting her cousin Miss Bessie Wheat
ley.
Miss Agnes Whitehead of Worcester
will spend Sunday at her home in this
city.
Mrs. F. +. Kendall of Laconia, n. II.
is visiting her daughter Mrs. M. l..
Chandler.
w. i. Sturtevant of Boston will
assume the charge of the work in East
Barre.
Joseph Parady left this noon for a
few days visit with his sister at st. Johns
bury.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ID. BOyce of 80 Prospect street last
Wednesday.
Peter Depatie, employed in W. F.
Morse,s shoe store, will spend Sunday
at his home in Milton.
G. G. Putnam of Middlescx who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dill
lon has returned home.
Mrs. Henry Kane and daughter Lola
left yesterday afternoon for Swanton
where they will visit fer few days.
A daughter made its appearance at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis White,
IS Maple avenue yesterday morning.
The funeral of Charles the young of
Louis Sassi was held this afternoon at
81 Railroad, Street. Interment was in
Ca 'holic Cemetaly.
Abe Mann is out on the street today.
Mr.. Mann is somewhat weak from his
cent accident but will be as strong as
ever in short time.
Sergeant Flynn g. Austin went to his
home in Mortified yesterday to remain
a few DAYS after which he will take
trip through New York state.
Contractor G. L. Bugbee began the
work on Col. Sloughtons new
house on French st. yesterday. Nor
man Mclvcr is foreman and there are
seven carpenters employed besides two
or three coming later.
Frank r. Gale is at home for few
weeks. lie has had unanimous call
to fill the pastorate of the Unitarian
church in Sudbury, Mass, so that he
can attend TO this while he is at the
Harvard Divinity School,
Dr. Barnes is entertaining the inter-
mediate department of the Epworth
League at his home on North Main St. |
this afternoon. The semi-annua cleo
ion of officers will take place. Lunch
VIII be served on the lawn.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Epworth League was held last evening
1t the Methodist church and Miss Hanson
presided. The reports of the four de-
,artments which were read and accept
I'd were very encouraging Mrs. w.
Noble gaue reading after which games
we're played.
l.. j. Griffin of this city has received
letter from I. A. Crandall of Burling-
on secretary of the Vermont State
sanitary Association, asking permission
o allow his name be used as one of
hose engaging in the discussion of u
'aper entitled "Sani,ary Plumbng"
DR.. Griffin has accepted the invitation.
he meeting Of the association will be
ED in Montpelier October 25th.
The Genelal Committee with chair.
nan j. W. Gordon in charge met in the
lrmory Club room last night to strairh-
m ont Fled Day accounts. On account
the absence of some members all the
ills couldnot be considered but twenty
ne bills amounting to S405. l6 were
pproyed and orders drawn for their
ayment. The Committee will NEE,
gain at o'clock Monday evening and
II Inc meml ers are earnestly requested
be present.