Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-08
Rev. A. e. Atwater speaks In
GrOton on Sunday.

Groton on Sunday.
Ernest Hutchinson, who has been
in Dakota for the past year returned
home yesterday.
Joseph q. Brown has got settled
now In his new house on fremont
street.
The Philomathlan club will meet
with Mrs. G.. B. Nichols next Tuesday
evening at 7.15 O'Clock.
Owing to the lecture course coming
on next Tuesday evening the meeting
Of the Murray Club will be postponed
to one week from that night. Men,
bers please take notice.
James j. Ford billing clerk at the
NJ. s. w., freight office leaves tomor-
row for St. Paul and through the
Western states. He expects to be
gone about two weeks.
The following is the programme to
be presented at the Presbyterian
fair this evening:
Male Quartette, 1.-THE Bridge"
Physical Drill, Alice Cruickshank
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Lamb
Reading, selected, J. Ward Carver
Club Singing, w. II. Stewart
Vocal Solo, Miss Emma Phillips
Male Quartette, Little Tommy
Went a Fishing"
The Knights of Columbus held
their annual meeting last night at
which three new applications were
read and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year: d. M. Miles, G.
K; F. A. Duffy, D. G. K; L. J.
Griffin, o.; D. Murphy, w.; A. @.
Moore, F. S.; E. ]. Owens, T.; Joseph
L. Broult, G. S., J. H. Moore, LIT.
Barry, A.; p, Noonan, c.; P. H.
Brown, 1. G.; ]. Harmon, O. g.; DR..
]. E. Insolvency., Ply; Rev. P.
M. McKenna, Chap; trustees, James
Brown, M. Marion, e. o. Morrison.
1t was lucky for MARI & Gordon
that one Of their men visited the
blacksmith shop about 20 minutes be-
fore seven yesterday morning or now
they would probably have no sheds to
work under. The man noticed smoke
coming from the blacksmith shop and
upon investigation found the floor a
mass of flames. With the assistance
Of some of the others he put it out
with pals Of water and snow but not
before the best part of the floor was
consumed. 1t is not known how it
caught.
Thomas Brock lost a black cocker
spaniel pup this morning and the find
er will be rewarded by leaving at this
Office.
E. W. Wheeler, formerly OF North
Barre market will commence Monday
with S. D. Sibley. This gentleman
will be on the road selling Sibleys All
Excelling Poultry feed and any orders
for same.should be left at Second
street or at Sibley's residence, Berlin
street. T.
We have now on hand new lot of
fresh rendered mutton tallow at
cents a cake. f. NJ. Waterman.
W. Carpenter went to Bennington
today to remain a few days on a
visit.
Nominations for the chiefs to be
elected Dec. 25th, will be CLOSED
Tuesday evening at the regular meet
ing Of the lriquois tribe of Red Men.
John Bossi returned this morning
from his business trip to Boston.
Mrs. George Gunlaw left today for
Winooski to spend Sunday with
friends.
Today is the feast of the Immacu-
late Conception and masses were cele-
brated In St. Monica s church at and
8 O'Clock.
"The Gay Masqueraders" will be at
the opera house Monday night. The
Portland Argus says Of this company:
1.-THE performance is of popular des-
cription, including as it does a string
Of variety acts that are followed by a
we'll dressed and enjoyably presented
extravaganza. The specialties are all
good and the concluding skit bright
aud clean. After Nettie Hoffman had
received the endorsement of the en-
tire audience as natty impersonator
Of male characters, the stage was mo-
nopolized to the entire satisfaction Of
all by the big three-Harry Brown,
Mabel Harrison and Dan Brown-who
demonstrated how innumerable are
the laughs in farce comedy when done
up brown"
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