Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-11-26

j. DilnOnd or PROVIDENCE, H.. l.,
was in the city on business Saturday.
"A. Cady and wife went to North
field Saturday for a few days visit.
W. e. Barnes, Of Boston, Mass, a
former resident, returns to his home
on Monday.
Robert Inglis went to Mortified
Saturday on business for Phelps
Bros.
Ladies' tailored suits marked down
at Homer Fits. SO tt
f. r. Boynton Of Swanton, was IN
the. city Saturday visiting his custom
erS.
REV. w. A. Morrison Of Graniteville
has returned from his visit to Mon
treal.
Be sure and see the china at the
Universalist sale, exhibited by Mrs.
Owen Of Burlington. $500
r. Ferguson and wife of South
Ryegate we're in the city Saturday at
tending the show, "Rob Roy Mac.
Gregor."
Rev. Brian G. Roberts will leave
this week to preach at St. Paul,s
church, Concord, on Thanksgiving
Day.
New gilt trimmings, gilt buckles,
braids and silks. Veale & Knight.
172tf
Friend Whitcomb left for Hinsdale,
N. H.. on business Saturday. The
firm are having all their castings
made there now.
New Art Draperies we have a good
line of these goods suitable for all
kinds of fancy articles. Veale &
Knight. 172tf
The Union Thanksgiving service
will be held on Thursday of this week
at 10. 30 a. m. in the Methodist church.
The sermon will be by Rev. T. H.
Mitchell.
All our advertisers who wish to take
advantage of our big issue of Dec. LIST,
will kindly take notice that no paper
will be issued Thanksgiving Day.
This will necessitate all copy being In
the Office by Nov. 28th, as there will
be a rush for space, and we would like
to know how much each one Of our
patrons need. TT
Over the Teacups club will meet
with Mrs. Carrie Page Nov. 81. Cur
rent events by club; quotations from
Wardsworth; critic, Mrs. Nichols
Relation of home and school: The par
ents standpoint, Mrs. Durham; the
teachsrs standpoint, Mrs. Allen; op-
portunities for home culture, Mrs.
Forsyth; Reading, Mrs. Cutler.
|. G. II Kendrick and F. G. Eaton,
who are startling the wild beasts OF
the forest from their native faStnesS :
es in the far eastern wilderness of
Maine, are having great success. They
have killed already several ferocious
animals, to say nothing of a woodpecker
and a chipmunk which they shot at,
but could not hit.
The funeral of the late Joseph Cook
Was held from St. Monica's church
this morning. The deceased was wei
known as a kind and indulgent father
and as a friend vas always welcomed
> wherever he went. He was a mem
.. Der Of St. John Court 522, G. o. F.,
, and considered one of it's best adher
r ents. He was born in Swanzey, N
FL, in 1864 which makes him 81
years of age. To u his loss hi
leaves a wife, two daughters ant
three sons, a mother, two brothers
Michael and William Fl. Cook ant
three sisters, Mrs. Peter Plouf o
North Adams and the Misses Rose
and Lizzie of this city.
p Court Granite City, +. of A., will
g hold their annual private Thanksgiv
ing eve social next Wednesday night
]. The committee has got up good pro
I. gram including a farce, dialogue
stump speeches, and some nice songs
duets, etc, will be given by the bes
talent of the court. Mr.. Blanchard
a fine comedian will BE- present, he i
T.. a whole show himself and will be sur
to bring down the house. So Forest
ers be sure and come. 40.
o. The G. O. f. on Friday evenin
give their complimentary banquet an
dance to the ladies who helped the1
at their fair. The idea is to give ther
in as good a time as possible and the az
g, cision was that an entertainment b
is given during the first part of tn
3. evening dancing afterwards and the
a banquet. The following commi'
tees were appointed to see after ever
thing: Banquet, F. A. Duffy, l.. .
Griffin and f. G.. McAnally; decor'
ne ton and flowers, Arthur Grave'in, A
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