Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-13
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"Niggcr Head Pond"
j. W. Grady Is to spend Sunday al
his home in Mortified.
Zene French and wife will spend the
Sabbath in WILLIAMSBURG.
Constable w. II. Buchanan went &c
Marshfielld today on business.
Several of his friends called on Elias
Chavelli at the Montpelier Jail today.
The Barclay Bros, sheds are running
this afternoon on account of rush orders
Joe Cardini has resigned his position
as snare drummer in the Trans Allan.
tic band.
Henry Sowles, who has been quite
sick for few days, is reported to be
much better.
George c. Earl who was in Burling.
ton yesterday found Mrs. Earle improv-
ing very rapidly.
Mrs. Lewis Dragon and Mrs. r.. G.
French Of Wiliamstown were calling on
friends here today.
w. w. Lapoint has had new long
distance telephone placed in his Office in
the Eastman block.
The Intermediate Union of the Univer-
salist church will unite with the 6
o'clock meeting tomorrow.
Fred Rickert has returned from Bran
don where he has been for several weeks
visiting his former home.
Messer. the eye specialist. is now
located at room 7, Currier block. Call
and see what he can do for you.
The Barre Steam Company's power
was running all the afternoon so that
the granite manufacturers could get out
their Memorial Day work.
Frank Northrup drove TO South Roy
alton yesterday afternoon for few days
visit returning Monday He was ac-
companied by Mr.. Whitney Of the Spaul
ding School.
Glen Connors has had very artistic
sign painted on the window of his bicv-
Gle store in the Morse block calling at
tention to bicycles for sale to rent or re-
pairing done.
Karl Lane, Eta Bancroft, Carrie
Glidden, Lucy and Meta Cummings,
went to Hanover, N. H., this morning
to attend the base ball game between
Dartmouth and Williams.
''Over the Tea Cups" club will hold
a business meeting, Tuesday, May
Is, at 2.30 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. E. l.. Smith. Important business
A full attendance desired. 2
st. Aldemar Commandery, X. T., will
visit the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
The Sir. Knights are requested to as
semble at their Asylum at $50 p. m.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza
Scribncr was held from the home of her
son DR.. G. NJ. Scribner at 10 O'Clock
this morning the Rev. A. f.. Atwater
officiating the burial taking place in
Montpelier.
It's reported that Will Nichols of
Montpelier has leased Dewey Park for
this season. and that Angelo Scampini
will move his merry go-round down
there. The season will probably open
the first of June.
Mr.. Howard Curtis, who Tart year lost
his hand by an explosion on Tayntor's
quarry, desires through the columns of
the TELEGRAM to thank his friends for
their interests in him as shown in the
raising of money for the purchase of an
artificial hand, He desires to make |
special mention of his fellow-workmen
on Tayntor's quarry, the people of East
Barre, and the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Baptist church of this city.
TO all he extends his sincere thanks.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon had a
very fitting anniversary of their first
regular meeting last night by giving an
that crowded the Odd
Fellows hall and brought much enjoy
nent to those who attended. The pro.
gram as announced yesterday in this
PAPER was given with the exception OF
he solo by Fred Cassie which had to
)e omitted on account Of MIR. Castles
odd. Each number was we'll rendered.
5efore the public program was given
he ladies held their regular meeting
nd initiated six new members, after
which Chief Sister Mrs. W. ID. Reid an
ounced the program. The Ladies' of
Ian Gordon were organized one year
go last month but last night was the
of their first regular meet
~. They started out with AZ men,
ers and they now number 80 of a -four
hing organization. During the whole
ear there has been but one death. Az fl
II the entertainment refreshments of