Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-24


into his new house in about month.
A. J. Young has returned from a
few days business trip to Boston and
Worcester.
Miss Lena Blanchard began work
this morning in c. II. Campbell's res
| taurant.
The next meeting of the Young
Woman's Tourist club will be with
Mrs. Abbott. "a
Herbert Camp has nearly complet-
ed John Crowley's house on West
street extension.
Mrs. r. S. Currier and daughter
went to Mortified this afternoon for
a short visit with relatives.
The modern method of vaccination
| is superior to the old form in that the
results are not as severe.
Mrs. II. d. Williams who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. O. G. Stick
ney returned to her home in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Segel went to
Burlington this morning for a visit.
William Cassie and John Brown left
yesterday afternoon for Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emery are re-
ioicing over the birth of daughter.
The next private dance will be held
on Friday night. A good attendance
is requested.
Hon. J. p. Lamson of Cabot was in
the city last night on business with
States Attorney Hoar.
Charles p. Mcknight and l.. L..
Leonard attended the whist party at
East Montpelier last night.
Mrs. f. T.. Williams is recovering
from the trouble with her eyes.
The Rev. G. w. Atwell of Shell
burne is the guest of the Bey. w. j.
Harris today.
j. NJ. Eastman returned home to
West Fairee today after spending the
past week in the city with his two
brothers.
Miss Lillian Hersey of Montpelier
Seminary returned yesterday to her
school after few days visit with
Mrs. Lillian Durkee.
The Vincitia club has leased the
apartments in the Worthen block
formerly occupied by G. N. Field and
will move their club rooms there
from the Prindle & Averill building
about the l4th of February.
Seats for Quo Vadis went on sale at
the Red Cross pharmacy last night,
and it is expected that the opera
house will be crowded on Saturday
evening.
MI and Mrs. L. j. Griffin returned
this morning from weeks visit with
relatives in Ottawa, Ontario. Mr..
Griffin says that Americans are more
than welcome guests in Canada.
Arrangements have ,ce;. made for
all parties interested in tlephone SER
vice in this city to meet in Engineer
Curriers' Office Tuesday, Jan. 30, at
7 O'Clock in the evening to discuss the
matter
The Burns Club will meet tonight
in the tool sharpeners rooms at 7
o'clock sharp, and every member of
the committee is especially requested
to be present, as there will be
meeting of the committee after the
meeting of the club.
The Mite society of the Universal
list church are to give farce in an
entertainment at the church on the
evening of Feb. 14th. The name of
the farce is St. Valentines Day, and
those who are to take part are John
Moran, Carrie Bemis, Eva Scott, Mel
lie Gale, Joanna Parks, 'Flossie Parker
and Alfred Cadger.
There was very interesting meet
ing last evening at the church of the
Good Shepherd and very good sized
audience was present. Addresses were
given as follows: Rev. G.. w. At
we'll of Shelburne, Foreign Missions:
Rev. q. b. Stockton of Winooski, Mo-
tives for Missions; J. A. DeBoer of
Montpelier, Diocesan Missions.
The Corner Grocery drew a fair
sized audience to the opera house last |
night. There is no particular plot to |
the piece but the company was very fair
and one could not help having a good |
laugh at the many ridiculous situa-
tions presented and at the funny an
tics of Patsy the funny Dutchman,
and Daddy Nolan. The play was all |
that it was represented to be.