Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-01
CITY LOCALS.

Mrs. Thomas Dooley went TO 81
Adams yesterday afternoon.
The Washington county cases in
supreme court came up for hearing to-
day. The spring water cases come
first.
The miscreant who cut a bed spread
on Second street while it was on the
line drying, had better not commit
the offence again as the consequences
would be unpleasant.
Robert Mckenzie former tenor in
the Universalist quartet arrived IN
the city this morning from Boston
where he is studying vocal culture.
He will return tomorrow. Mr.. Nc
kenzie is having great success in Bos-
ton and is a member of the Neapoll-
tan male quartet.
The arrangement committee of the
Burns club decided last night to hold
a meeting Feb. for the settlement
of the Burns anniversary celebration,
the meeting to be held at 1870 in Tool
Sllarpeners rooms, Miles block. The
secretary and treasurer will be present
to assist in etfecting the settlement.
Several members of the local r. c.
|. p. A., went to Montpelier last night
to attend the preliminary meeting of
the clerks there who are about to es-
tablish a branch of the union. The
organization did not take place but
was deferred until later. However it
was voted to send for a charter.
At the meeting of Neal Dow lodge
|. O. &. IT,, held last night, three
candidates were initiated and the an
nual election of officers took place.
The officers were as follows: Della
Checyer, G. r.: Mrs. G. II. Broadwell,
'. IT,: Mary Corskie, Sec; M. G.
Lampson, +. s.; 20. s. Wiley, p. c.
r.; G. II. Broadwell Treas. The
meeting next week will be held on
Monday night so as to accommodate
the knights of Pythias who will use
the hall Wednesday night.
At the meeting of the knights of
Pythlas in Montpelier tonight grand
chancellor W. f. Barney of this city
will be present to assist in comforting
the first rank.
The Clio club will hold it's next
meeting at the home of the Misses
Hopkins, la Washington street, Fri
day evening, Feb. 2 Program: ORR
gin and Progress of Ancient Athens.
Miss Darling; Athenian Art, Miss
Eastman; Monuments and Temples.
Miss Wcshart; Grccian Mythology,
Miss Cummings; Lillian Bell in Ath-
ems, club.
The 9th annual private dance cot.
ten up by the ex-members of the
Bachelors club will be held in X. Of
L. nail on the evening of Feb
loth. The tickets will be limited to
30 and they can be obtained of tho
following committee: Alex Hanton
Alex Cr''lckShank, Alex Anderson.
'"'lh Mackic, Charles r. Emslie and
FRANK Merchant. The committee will,
meet tonight with Alex Hanton IN
Merchant street.
Margaret f. Curtis, wife OF Alfred
H. GURUS, died yesterday afternoon
al one O'Clock after long illness.
Slc has been patient suffer for over
IA year. She was 40 years old and
leaves husband and one son. She
was born in Lowell, Mass, and was
married to Mr. Curtis Is years ago.
Ihcy came to Barre ten years ago and
nave lived here since then. She wns
a member OF the congregational
C''"rch ana was an active worker mo.
,"rc hcr Illness. The funeral will ho
n ,'e,n at enc O'Clock Saturday at the
mouse AT lG Pleasant Street. IT, is
that her brothers. Uugh
thompson, of Lowell, and .Iomcc
,l'o'npSon' OF Palmer, Mass, will be
,'erc tomorrow and also her sister
the funeral. ~ "'''''"