Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-11

field Yesterday on business.
James Marion of Waterbury was IN
the city on business yesterday
Miss Isabel McIver has gone 10
Plattsburgh, N. v, on VlslI'
Barney Laughlin still coil''''ueS
very sick, and is gradually fallihg'
Remember the iiremen's concert
and ball in Miles hall this evening"
Ed. Ashley and son Harry were ~
the city yesterday calling on Mr. ASH
ley's son Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. William hicharoS
left last night for st. Johns r. w."
to remain during the winter Win rel
atives.
IN. Webster, who has been in the
city on granite business for the Paso
walk has returned to his home IN
Dcs Moines, la.
Alex Emsle has arrived in the CITY
from Auburn, N. Y, to enter lhIo
business with his brother Charles al
the green house.
Miss Daisy Greenlaw who has been
visiting relatives in the city FOR the
past month is to return to her home
in Cambridge, Mass. Saturday.
The Rev. Mr. Morrison of Boston,
former pastor at Gmniteville, VINO
has been visiting friends there for a
few days, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
At The Gale meeting at the Cong.e-
gatonal church Tuesday night the
plastering fell from the ceiling on TO
the heads of the members of the
choir. No ono was injured.
Rastus the boss since polisher will
have his headquarters at " t Morse $
shoe store this afternoon to icccmo-
d,to those who wish to get a shine
before going to the Freman's ball.
DR.. James Symes vino has been
visiting relatives in the city for a
i.N days returned to his home in
:;hcrbrooke, ?. g. today. .Ile was
accompanied there by his cousin G.
II. Symes Ct this city.
Those WHO have heart &. II. Will
der in his rendering upon the flute
will be certain to take advantage OF
the opportunity OF hearing him again
this evening at the annual concert
of the Firemen's club.
Mrs. B. X. Cummings died this
morning at the home Of her son, Will
liam Cummings, at North Barre. She
WAS 80 years OF age The funeral will
be ued tomorrow afternoon. and the
remains VIII be taken to Bradford for
burial.
Miss Bina Bracken is to finish work
Saturday in the millinery department
of the Combination Cash store. Miss
Hattie Holt will enter upon her du-
ties there Monday and will have
charge of the millinery department
for the present.
The Mite Society of the Universal
list church will hold a sociable in the
vestry Saturday afternoon from two
until four. 4 short programme will
be rendered. Refreshments will be
served. Each member is requested to
bring few apples. Admission five
cents. 23l-232
The second annual Calico Ball Civ
en- by the Queen of the Forest circle,
will be held Friday evening Feb. End
in Miles hall. Bruce & Isabelle's
has been engaged, which
is Il guarantee of first class music.
Further particulars will be given at
an early date.
The installation Of officers of the
ladies circle Queen of the Forest vas
held in Foresters hall Tuesday even
ing Jan. 9th. The following officers
were installed; Chief companion,
Mrs. j. Forbes: sub chief, Mrs. j. f.
financial Sec, Mrs. Even
Nckenzie; recording Sec, Mrs. j.
smith: treasurer, Mrs. A. Dobie; r.
l., Alice Blake; l.. G., Mary Fassola:
!. g., MIS-. M. More: O. G., w.
Reid: physician, Dr. McSweeney.
after all the business was transacted
of cake and coffee were
crved.
DR.. II. O. Worthen has been elect
q one of the directors in the Amerj-
an Confectionery Company of Boston.
4 which so many of the prominent
Eancial men of the state are becom-
1g interested. This company is form
d for the purpose Of manufacturing
nd selling first class confectionery, as
S name implies, both wholesale and
lfniI Every Opa kpoWc fbot 1boro