Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-09
CITY NEWS.


the city yesterday.
M. p. Adams Of Portland, Me-, was
in the city yesterday.
w. II. Wilson went to White River
Junction yesterday.
Miss Eleanor Rollins left yesterday
for Boston on visit.
Miss Alice Gladding has gone to
Montpelier to work.
Bert Grifliths, Of Williamstowp,
was in the city yesterday.
Charles Irwin returned last night
from visit In Waitsiield.
Thele was full moon last night
ly it was MOTTO be seen.
Asa Mack, of Cabot, was in the city
yesterday calling on friends.
A. D. Gilley left Yesterday for Bos-
ton on a short business trip.
Daniel Murray has moved from
Graniteville to WebStervlle.
Miss Florence Henry left yesterday
+ r Boston where she will reside.
Maj. L. A. Abbott left yesterday
for visit 10 White River Junction.
We sell the best make 1oc. batting.
l49 Veale & Knight.
w. G. Odds has returned to Hallow-
ell, Me-, after short visit IN the
city.
Conductor George Smith took Bart
Fitzgerald's place on the NJ x W.
suburban yesterday.
Albert Leary of Mortified spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
He returned home yesterday.
Mrs. f. N. Whitcomb returned yes
terday Afternoon from the W. G. 7.
IT,, convention at Burlington.
There will be a special conclave of
Granite r. A., Chapter tonight for
working the M. e., degree.
The Barre Candy Kitchen is selling
their fresh made candies at the Rum
mage sale in the Averill block.
G. J. Mascott of the Barre Candy
Kitchen left last night for Burling-
ton on a short business trip.
The public is requested to bear in
mind the supper and entertainment
to be given at the Presbyterian church
this evening.
THE TELEGRAM proves absolutely
and perfectly satisfactorily to it's adj
vertising patrons who ask for it, its
exact circulation.
Mrs. Patters N, Mrs. A. e. Bruce,
Philo and Alex Bruce, Jr., returned
yesterday afternoon from visit ir
Littleton, N. III.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con
gregational church will hold theil
regular meeting and election of Off
GERS at the church parlors on Thurs
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock when al
members are requested to be present
The Clio Club will meet on Tuesday
evening Will the Misses Diapers, l.
Cliff street for the following program
Picturesque Vermont, Miss Wishar1
Poems from Scarf, Miss Martin
Home Life and Musical Career O.
Mary Howe, Miss M. Hopkin!
Vermont Statesmen. Miss Darling
Vacation Experiences, Club
"Milk White Flag March" is some
thing you want, get a copy % cents
at Averill Music Cos. If
N. A. McIver has closed his labor'
at Pennington, Me-, where he has beer
experimenting the building by O. r
Mason & Co. of large railway sta
tion. He left yesterday for Windso
where he has charge of the erection o
a large SIP, 900 depot. The work il
being done by O. R. Mason 4 Co., an(
will take the whole winter.
The following is the program to bt
given this evening at the cloSt
Of the Presbyterian supper
l. Presbyterian Male Quartette.
Selected
2. Solo, "Chords of Life" by Lloyd
Mrs Lamb
3. Solo, "Jesus, Lover of my Soul.
George Murray.
4. Reading, ga Narrow Escape "
| Gladys Barron.
5. Solo. CHOW so Fair
Emma J. Phillips.
6. Solo. Selected.
Miss Cora Mann.
+. Duet, ''From Far Away"
Emma Phillips, Geo. Murray.