Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
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seminary.
Nj. 4. Nichols is confined to the hous
with tonsili,ils,
F. A. Danforth commenced work fo
Barclay Bros. yesterday sharpening.
Ford Flagg of the Seminary has re
turned from a short visit at his home i
} Richmond.
Charles Ingram and wife have so ia
recovered from their recent illness wit
the grip as to be out.
Miss Alice Lazellc is stopping in tn
the city for few days with her broth
rr DIR. W. 4. Lazelle.
Don't forget the social to be give
this evening al the Baptist church ate
the supper given by the Ladies Aid
DR.. Niche Is was in West Calais Sun
day to see Miss Elvira p. Morse an elder
ly lady who is quite well known here.
Miss Kate Appleby of the City tIote
left yesterday morning for Burlington
where she has a position in dry good
store.
DR.. G. b. Nichols was called to Marsh
field Saturday night to See the son O
Harry d. McCrillis who was having
commissions.
Don't forget the whist party in Ode
Fellows Hall tonight everybody i.
cordially invited to be present and enjoy
"A good time.
Miss Sadie Sheridan, who worked in
the TELEGRAM office few days last
week, has accepted position with the
Vermont Waterman at Montpelier.
Aver and Bush are both expecting 10
be at the Seminary in the spring, and if
they are the base ball team will be the
best prep school" team in the state.
P. II. Corley and wife of Burlington
Owen Marion of St. Adams, Thomas
B, Carney of Fairfield are in the city
the guests of Nj. Marion for a few days
A grand time is expected at the social
dance and concert to be given next Fri
day nigh by the employees at Barclay
Bros. and the preparations are now al
most completed.
Miss Julia A. Holland secretary of
the Goddard Seminary Association has
received letter from tho Rev. Charles
Ii. Wells saying that he accepts the
invitation 10 deliver the Alumni Grafton
in June.
Four new members were added to
the Young Peoples society OF the Baptist
church Sunday night and resolution OF
sympathy were adopted over the death
OF Merle Cheney daughter Of MIR, and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cheney.
A large crowd Of Barre people took
advantage of the roads and weather
last night and drove to the East Mont
pplier dance. 1t was successful in
every way and even yone appears to be
satisfied. The spacious hall was crowd
I'd but the music If Blaisdel's orchestra
made up for the Inconvenience of a
crowded floor.
Col. II, r. Stoughton moved Saturday
into his splendid new residence on French
street. The Colonel and his son Henry
are now rooning there and the former
will go this week to Obellin, Ohio to
accompany Mrs. Stoughion to her new
nome. lie will also move his household
furnishings from Oberlin,
Mrs. w. j. Mitchell wishes 10 say
through the columns of the TELEGRAM
that the report of the accident which she
had in Burlington was not correct as il
appeared in the Times. She wishes to
say that none OF her RIBS were broken
and her condition was not nearly AS
serious as the lively imagination OF The
Times reporter portrayed.
The Young Woman's Tourist Club
met with Mrs. McWnor,er Monday after
noon February 9Th. The following
program was given: Quotations from
Ruskin, Club; Currant Events by the
Club; Other Galleries and Museums,
Mrs. Kent; Some Typical English
Painters; Sir. Joshua Reynolds, Mrs.
Chandler; Sir. Edwin Landseer, Miss
Bush; The Pre-Rapharliter, Mrs. Nor.
ton; Critic, Mrs. MsWhorter. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Wiley,
The people Of Barre will be interested |
10 read the number OF cases that have
been before tho City Court during the
past year up to February LIST. They are
as follows: Breach of The Peace Cases
81; Petit Larceny Z; Trusncy, Violation
Of City Ordinance 6; Criminal Assault
/; Keeping Dog without ieence; Forg-
cry l; Cruelty to Animals /; Fire
Inquest l Arson l; Grand Larceny 8;
lntoxication q; Seizure 40; Selling II;
Civil Cases 277.
The French speaking people Of this
city have already organized themselves,
by canvass, into Il council Of the Knights
OF Columbus, At present they have six
ty members pledged but they will not
formally organize till they can enroll
hundred names. The Champlain club,
whose purpose is to promote the
social relations between the French
Epeaking and practical Cath lies, NEE .
tomorrow night and will admit twelve
new members, making total member
ship OF forty three. 1t has already been
suggested that the Chalnplain Club as
whole join Tho new council of The
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