Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-23
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Boston tonight.
E. E. Vancor went to Bethel on
business this morning.
Miss Alice Neil has finished work at
George +. SCOTS
Alex. Coutts resumed work this
morning at Clarihew & Gray's after
week S illness.
Mrs. A. Cluness, who has been very
i'll, is now improving in health.
Miss Sadie Paddeford has returned
to her former home in Milford, Mass,
where she will remain.
The brickwork on the fourth story
of the new B. Tomasi block has been
and the stagings have been
Mr.. Walker, one of the managers of
the Central grand concert company,
was entertained at the seminary dur
ing his stay in the city.
Mrs. e. L. White went to DuXbury
this morning to see her friend NJ ISIS
Fannie Davis whose illness was an
nounced in yesterdays paper.
Peter Johnston, who had his toe
few days ago at Emslie &
S, is getting along finely, and
will return to work in a few days.
There will be joint meeting of
the amusement committee of Clan
Gordon and the ladies on Saturday
evening at o'clock sharp. 5000
The amusement committee of the
of the Forest Circle are
to meet in the FOreSters'
hall Friday evening, Nov. "a. Sd
The students at the seminary list
ened to a very interesting talk on mu-
sic from Miss Ethel Croft, teacher of
instrumental music at that institu-
tion last evening.
There will be a special meeting of
Encampment, |. O. O. F.,
at their hall Friday evening, Nov. "a,
at O'Clock. All members are re-
qucsted to be present. 2d
Married by Rev. j. A. Sherburn, at
his residence so Elm street in this
city, on the evening of November %,
Mr.. John Stott and Miss Kate Vivian,
both of Graniteylle.
A letter was received here last night
from Leroy c. Fitch, former ticket
agent at the local c. V. office. He is
now in Puerto de Luna, New Mexico,
and is in very good health.
w. G. Durett has suspended work
on the addition at B. II. Crawford S
fish market for few days and is as
sisting in the laying of the founda-
ton for j. p CorOskie' S new stone shed
on Batchelder'S meadow.
Married by Rev. j. a. Sherburn, on
the evening of November - in this
city, at the home of the brides par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli S. Densmore,
Mr. Wallace r. Guthrie and Miss Una
Densmore, both of this city.
Master Edward Gill Sherburn and
his mother of Montpelier, were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. \. Sher-
ourn yesterday, it being the anniver-
sary Of the birth of Edward and his
Sherburn, one being seven
md the other seventy-eight years old.
Miss Anna Holmes, who has been
making short visit with her brother
Alex, left this noon for New York |
;ity, from which place she will start
about the first of December for the
as a member of the Red
Jross corps. She was accompanied to
New York by her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Darling of Ryegate.
The following menu will be served
It the Ladies Union sOciable next
''riday night, Nov. oath: plain hash,
vegetable hash, rolls, pickles, olives,
axe. fruit, coffee. The following pro-
ram will be given: piano duett, Mrs.
Britain and Miss Gliddcn; song, Mr..
oy: cornet solo, Mr.. Leonard reading,
Irs. Potter: song, Miss Merle Morri-
on: cornet solo, Mr.. Leonard: piano
uett, Mrs. Britain and Miss Glidden.
upper will be served at o'clock.
admission 20 cents. 1903
The Spaulding high school foot ball
cam was defeated by the Goddard
cam yesterday afternoon in plac-
ice game by score of Is to 0. The
ne up of the teams was as follows:
paulding-Swasey, lc.; Lewis, It,;
amp, lg.: Wales, c.; Averill, rg.;
IT.; Buchanan, re-; Cole, {
D.; Mcdonald, lhb.; Barber, rht.;
ohnson, fb. Goddard-Bates, lc.
alcott, It.: Cutler, lg.; LaBounty, c.; f
ickie, rg.: Browning, IT.; Durkee, /
:: Houghton, gb.; Hutchinson, lhb.; i
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