Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-20

Miss Kate Healey went to Randolph
this morning.
A. j. Grant of Orange is in the city
on business today.
The next meeting of the r. G. |
P. A. will be held Thursday night.
Guy Boyce spent Sunday with friends
in Bolton.
Miss Clara White went to Lancas
ter, n. H., Saturday for visit.
Mrs. E. M. Wheeler left Saturday
night for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden spent
Sunday in Northfeld.
The residence of w. ID. Kidder at
North Barre has been connected witt
the telephone.
Charles w. Averill is confined tt
the house by illness today.
Charles Define of Woodbury. is ir
the city today.
Clark Tayntor Is i'll with the scar.
let fever.
Joseph Kennedy is laid up as the
result of having damned his finger.
Louis LcBounty left this noon for
his home in Boston.
The Rev. A. E. Atwater returned
this noon from Newport.
Mrs. G. n. Middleton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Rob-
bins, returned to her home in Mer-
den, Conn, this noon.
w. G. Jones returned this after
noon from weeks stay in Essex
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Watkins re-
turned this afternoon from their visit
in Rutland.
M. Marion returned this afternoon
from visit with his son in Iberville,
p. Q.
The will of Myra A. Cole was pro-
Dated at Montpelier today. O. H..
Hale was appointed administrator.
Mrs. Reed, of the Spaulding school,
is on the sick list today and her place
is being taken by Miss Alma Clough.
The officers of the Presbyterian
Young Woman's Auxiliary meet in
Mr.. Mitchell's rooms this evening at
100.
Ely Nero of Orange was in the city
today on business. He left on the
afternoon train for Plattsburgh, N, Y,
from which place he will go to New
York to remain during the winter.
Frank b. Brown of this city and
Miss Ida Allen of Montpelier were
united in marriage Saturday night at
the residence of the Rev. Ellie X. M.
Jones. the latter performing the cere-
mony.
The American Bograph with all the
Pope pictures, Dewey celebrations and
yacht races, will be here Wednesday
night. This will be the only appear
ance this week. They will be here
again Sunday night. The greatest
of moving pictures in the
world.
The funeral of Georgiana Dawson,
wife of Robert Gordon was held from
her late residence, "A Aver street, at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Thomas Mitchell officiating. The
interment was in Hope cemetry. A
large number of the friends and rela-
lives of the deceased gathered to assist
in the last sad rites. The floral offer
ngs were magnificent, bearing elo-
luent testimony of the great love and
respect for the one who had been called
n the heydey of her youth. The
bearers were j. McConachie, James S.
Milne, Thomas Carswell, Joseph Yule,
Joseph Graham and George Booth.
Amongst the floral tributes was a
wreath bearing the inscription "Our
Sister" from the Ladies of Clan Cor
lon: wreath from the brother and Sis
er, William and Barbara Davidson:
wreath from the husband with inscrip-
ion "Wife;;" wreath from four chill
lren inscribed "Mother;' roses, Mr..
md Mrs. John Mcdonald; roses, Mr..
nd Mrs. Alex Buchan: carnations,
Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Samuel Cars
veil and II. G.. Carswell; carnations,
'lr. and Mrs. b. II. Wells and Lucy
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ayers, Mr..
Mrs. James S. Milne
nd Mrs. Chandler; a mixed bouquet,
1eorge Booth
The date of the fair to be given in
he Universalist church has been
hanged. 1t will be held from the |
2th to the 10th inclusive. The book
'ooth will furnish an excellent oppor-
unity for people to purchase Christ
nas books at low figures. There will
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