Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-06
Look on page 3 for local news.


Mrs. Wilbur Spear is laid up with
grip.
Tonight is the last chance to heal
DR.. Atwood.
There is a case of diphthcria in the
family of j. j. Aswald on Pleasant
street.
Mrs. Nathan Skinner Is seriously Ill
and considered to be in a very critical
condition.
Mr.. l.. l.. Leonard will play the cor
net at the Universalst church tonight
at I o'clock.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Preston r. Gale, OF
Maple Avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. McSwecney
went to St. Adams today called there
by the serious illness of the doctors
brother.
All officers of Bright Star Rebekal1
lodge are requested to meet in Ode
Fellows hall Saturday eve, April 18th
at 7.30.
DR.. G. w. Steele, X. M. Morse ano
DR.. j. w. Jackson went to White
River Junction this noon to attend the
meeting of the Shriners.
The Chapman Warren company will
return to Barre June LIST, and will
play as stock company for the next
six weeks on the road.
There was fairly good attendance
at the production of Alice in Wonder
land last night, and it was carried out
much more perfectly than on the first
evening.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. George
was held yesterday afternoon from the
Hedding Methodist church, the Rev
A. Z. Atwater officiating. There
were many friends present
At the Vermont Methodist Confer
ence to be held at Bellows Falls next
week the Rev. A. T.. Atwater of this
city will be one of the speakers at the
session Wednesday afternoon.
w. w. Lapoint states that he will
give the use of the opera house one
night to the Civic Federation. should
they desire to use it for the purpose OF
raising fund for the emergency
room.
At the close of the service in the
| UniversaliSt church this evening theEf
| will be an after-meeting in the parlOr,
where the pastor and DR.. Atwood VII
be glad to see any who want to ask
question: Or. atwood will be glad
to meet his friends.
A good sized audience greeted Or.
Atwood in the l'niVersalSt church
last night, and every one thoroughly
enjoyed hearing him. He is a strong,
interesting. and eloquent speaker, and
wins his hearers at once. The secret
of his power is readily discovered when
one hears him.
Some young men who inhabit the
balcony of the opera house and make
themselves conspicuous by cat call
concerts, have gone almost to the end
of their rope, and the result will be
that some night they will be obliged
to finish their concert in the basement
of the city han.
The Over the Teacups club held its
annual business meeting Thursday
afternoon April 9TH. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Morse; vice president Mrs. Nichols:
secretary and treasurer, Mrs Cutler:
director Mrs. Forsyth: educational
committee, Mrs. Benedict; program
committee. Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. Wet
more, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Paige.
Eugene O'Brien has sold out his
hack business to Thomas p. Brown,
the sale taking place this morning.
Mr. Brown came here from Minevillc,
N. Y, nine months ago and has been
employed since that time at the City
Hotel. Mr.. O'Brien has made sue
cess, and by his ever ready willingness
to accommodate the public he has
made many friends, who hope that he
will remain IN the city, He has not
yet fully decided as to his plans for
the future.
That Throbbing headache.