Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-16
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windows, to rent in Averill building
Apply to l.. M. Averill. If
w. s. Healey of the Seminary ha
gone to his home in Waterbury to re
main until the spring term.
Miss Daisy Lynham is i'll with tn,
grip at'her home No. 10 Second street
The Universalist Sunday schoo
teachers will hold their meeting with
Mrs. d. w. Mower on South MAR
street tomorrow at four O'Clock.
At the meeting of Co. e last night
seven new members were voted in as
substitutes.
e. A. Prlndle is on the sick list.
London, March Lett is officially
announced today that the British
casualties lat Dreifontein March 10
were 81 killed and 12l wounded, in
Guiding - Canadians wounded.
There will be a meeting OF Clan
Gordon Dramatic club, Saturday even
ing Feb. II, at o'clock in Odd
Fellows hall. 2S7.2SS
Barre was world by itself this
morning for there was no communica-
ton with the outside world until half
past eleven o'clock, when the Boston
train due here at 7 o'clock arrived.
The suburban train came up from
Montpelier this morning but was I'M
able to return. All the electric cars
were stalled.
The fire loss of ID. r. Bisbee and
Frank Merchant in the Granite block.
was adjusted yesterday. The total
insurance paid to the insurance hold.
ers in the building amounted to $4,000.
Mrs. Charles Scott and sister Miss
Kate Corliss, left this noon for
weeks visit in Boston.
DR. G. w. Steele and Nathaniel
Bond went to Rutland this morning,
TO attend the meeting of Mount Siani
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Bruce and Isabelle hold another in
heir series of dances at East Barre
tomorrow night.
The Philomathians will meet with
Mrs. 0. ID. Mathewson next Tuesday |
evening.
A few Of the members of the local |
odge X. Of p. attended the entertain
nent given in Montpelier last evening
'y the lodge there. The Tuxedo Trio
If New York gave an excellent must
al program and all were more than
LEASED with the enjoyable evening
pent with Montpelier lodge.
Miss Ethlyn Heath, who has been
isiting Miss Edith Allen for a few
avs, returned this noon to her home
1 Bethel.
Remember that the entertainment
the Methodist church has been
ostponed from this evening until
tuesday, evening. See local on third
age.
The snow storm that commenced
st evening has again severely inter- {
lpted steam and electric communion {
on with the outside world. About {
foot of very heavy snow fell. 1t
Hanged to rain and hail this noon, SO n
lere is no danger of a blow. \
The infant child of Peter Rogers @
ed this morning of congestion of
e lungs at the age of 10 days, at
Webster Ave. The funeral will
held tomorrow at 10 o'clock from h
e house Rev. r. II. Mitchell officiat- =,
9. The interment will be in the h
NIB at Elmwood.
The statement made yesterday
our contemporary to the effect
at the Chapman Warren Co., are :
commence on Sunday is false, and
:. Lapoint desires a correction to
made. The first rehearsal will
re place tomorrow, and the the Co.,
en- next Thursday evening in the
ebrated play Camille.
Fourteen of the girl friends of Mary
m Milne, met at her home last
INT it being the occasion of her 18th
thday, at which time Bella r. Dun
in behalf of the company present
her with beautiful gold ring set
II ruby stone. 1t was complete
prise to her. Then in a very nice
she thanked her little friends for
ir kindness, after which refresh
1ts were served and a good time
owed with games and dancing.
'ernard Laughlin one of the Oldest
1ecutters in Barre died this morn.
at about six O'Clock at Mrs. Zott-
rs restaurant of consumption.
had been sick for about two years.
leaves besides the nephews and
es in this city three children. Tho
Laughlin student in Montreal,
Alice Laughlin school teacher
I'LL, N. Fl. and Frank Laughlin .,