Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-09

morning after few days Illness.
Alfred Cadger is working at W. Fl.
Gales shoe store this afternoon.
Eugene Glysson went to Richmond
this morning on short business trip.
Joseph Lombard moved yesterday
from East Barre into house on Be-
mis- place
". $. Levin is to leave tonight on
short business trip to Boston, return
ing Tuesday morning.
Richard Bradley left this noon for
Boston, called there by the death Of
his sister.
DR.. c. W. Steele went to Mortified
this noon to attend the funeral Of the
late Miss Minnie Dunsmoor.
John Gates finishes work tonight for
Gilley i Abbott's and will leave Mon
day for Plymouth. n. II. to assume
the duties at his new position.
Or. Bidwell Of Waterbury is in the
city on business this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien Of
Waterbury are in the city to visit
their son Eugene.
Mrs Frank. r. Northrop returned
this afternoon from a short visit in ST.
Adams.
Mrs. F. W. Sault Of Vergennes is
expected in the city tonight to remain
over Sunday with the family Of \. \.
Mitchell.
George Simonds Of Enosburgh Falls
is moving today into house on Brook
Ign street.
Miss Mamie Leclair returned to her
home in Essex Junction this after
noon.
Al the meeting Of Mount Sinai
Temple. MOBILES Of the Mystic Shrine.
held last night in Montpelier, DR.. c.
W. Steele Of this city was elected as
delegate to the Imperial council to be
held at Washington. D. c., June II
and Il, 1900.
Mrs. a. O. Cummins has an excel
lent display of hand painted china at
Mrs. J. NJ. Bonds millinery store.
Mrs. Cummins has exhibited her china
here every year for the past i've years,
and the quality Of her work is we'll
known. The pieces Of her work which
command the most attention are a
raukard upon which is painted clus-
ter Of grapes and placque with 4
similar design: sailed set done in
shells and SEA weed design. Her Ius-
ter work is also very pretty. The
prices are all the way from 50 cents
10 800. There is large quantity Of
small ware that is very pretty.
The Baptist, Congregational and
Methodist churches Of this city have
united in calling Rev. H. L. Gale Of
Massachusetts to come to Barre and
conduct a series Of eyangelistic meet
ings. beginning SUNDAY. Dec. 81. and
continuing two or three weeks. Mr..
Gale WAS for a number Of years sue
cesstul commercial traveller. He en-
tered the secretariaI work Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
serving some Of the largest associa-
tion> in the country as general secre-
tary. While secretary Of the Wor-
ce,ter, Mass, association Mr.. Gale
vas frequently the speaker at the
sunday afternoon mems meeting, and
invariably an audience Of from 500 to
1000 men would gather to hear him.
Since his entrance upon eyangelistic
work Mr.. Gale has had remarkable
success. As speaker he is clear and
forcibLe, appealing rather to the
calm and deliberate judgement than
to the emotions: as a man he is genu-
inc and earnest. He is especially at
tractive to men. who always flock in
large numbers to hear him. The
churches have done we'll to engage Mr..
Gale, and are preparing to push vigor-
ously the eyangelistic cam paign in this
city. At a meeting Of the executive
committee chosen by the churches, the
following chairmen Of subcommittee
were appointed: Rev. E. A. Atwater.
workers: Rev. s. y. Jackson. ushers:
Dea. C. s Wallace, finance: Rev. J.
\. Sherburne, canvaSsing and music.
Readers OF the TELEGRAM will be
kept Informed OF items Of interest
connected with this work.
Fred Colburn went to Randolph
this noon to purchase the finish ing
lumber for his new tenement house on
Orange street.
Ira f. Wright Of Northwood, n. H,
formerly popular clerk in Hecker's
cigar store, arrived in the city last
night for two weeks visit with his
many friends here. Mr.. Wright is
attending school at Northwood.