Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-03
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Ira Calrf of Washington is in the city
today.
j. 4. Davis has returned from s..
Adams.
w. w. Jones left for st. Johnsbury
this noon.
f. J. Sowden leaves tomorrow for
New York.
G. w. T. Whitney was in Burlington
Saturday evening.
Peter Dupati spent Sunday at his
home in Swanton.
f. A, Prindle and family spent Sun
day in Waitsfield.
Alphonso Thomassi is in Mortified
today on hunting excursion,
Mrs. Walter Rowland of Brookfcld
is visiting at the home of +. ID. Ladd.
Mrs. Stephen Lascore who has been
visiting in Malone, N. Y. returned this
noon.
The Clover Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at Mrs. S. ID. Aliens on East
ern avenue.
G. H. Jefforls of Providence, r. L., a
former resident of Washington, is visit
ing in the city.
There will be meeting of the Clio
Club this evening at the home of Miss
Kate MathiesOn.
Mont Little and Bert Abbey started
this morning OH a weeks hunting excur
sion in Orange.
Robert Kelley went to Tunbridge
yesterday where he is to run a lunch
cart during the fair.
Clarence Cole and Gus Holt left or
the noon train for Clairmont, N. II. and
tomorrow they will 60 to Bellows Falls
The Good Templars Lodge will hold
a sociable in their hall Wednesday eve
ming. A program will be rendered and
refreshments served.
Mrs. S. Nj. York had letter from
her son Edward this morning and he is
now working for an electrical company
in Rutland, Mass.
Mrs. Cushman and granddaughter
Miss Annie G. Messer left on the morn.
ing train for Randolph, where they will
remain for few days.
At the meeting of the State Trader,
Association in Montpelier on Saturday
Prof. o. d. Mathieson was elected as
one of the executive committee.
Miss Blanche George of Lynn, Mass
Mrs. Ann p. Dyke of johnson and W.
&. Faunce of Littleton, N. III. are visit
ing at Mrs. S. M. York's for few days.
David L. Montague, Secretary of the
Masonic Equitable Accident Association,
was in the city Saturday afternoon. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Montague
is former Barre young man.
Mrs. Rebecca Sanders. Mr.. Fenncr
and Frank Calef, who have been stop
ping with l. G. Caltf in Washington,
left this morning for their home in
Providence, r. l.
There is meeting this evening of the
committees from the different churches.
1t will be held in the vestry of the Bap-
fist church, and the organization of an
anti-saloon league will be perfected.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will hold "A meeting in the vestry
tomorrow afternoon. At six o'clock tea
will be served and an entertainment
will follow.
The 85th annual convention of the
Vermont Medical Society will convene
in Bratileboro October 18th and 14th.
The programme has just been issued
and DR.. j. Henry Jackson will give the
obituary of DR.. DIG Kemp, of Mont
pelirr. DIR. &. +. Camp will act as ar
chairman at the banquet which
will be- held at the Brooks House.
The annual reception ut the Congrc-
gational Parsonage, 80 Eastern Avenue
was announced yesterday for Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of this week.
fran seven to eleven o'clock. Wednes-
day evening is designated for the young
people whether married or single. All
connected with the congregation arc in
vited.
Hon. Charles Dewey of Montpelier
was in the city Saturday and he relates
that he has had many pcculier expert
enccs amongst the newspaper fraternity
and others through the west where he
has been travelling for tho past few
weeks. He was asked by representa-
tive Of one of the Chicago papers what
relation he was to Admiral Dewey and
he replied that "the Admiral's father
married his mother" This came out in
print as also the expression that "they
were glad to meet Chas. Dewey but the
one they wanted to see was Admiral
Dewey's brothers brother"