Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-07
CITY news

Mrs. W. II. Messer and daughter re-
turned from Randolph yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. George N. Tilden left this
morning for Northtield to remain over
Sunday.
II. r. Rickert of Brandon is in the
city for few days, visiting his son L.
r. Rickert.
M. Murphy, Arthur Bostwick and
James Barrett of Richmond, were in
the city yesterday.
Peter Kennedy and P. F. Grenier
started for Buffalo, N. Y, where they
have secured employment.
Special meeting Saturday evening
at $50 of Company E at Armory
| without uniforms. 3O5-6
j. ID. Grant arrived in the city yes
terday from Albany, N. Y, called
here by the funeral of the late Mrs.
Flint.
Rev. l. NJ. Atwood, DID,, who has
been preaching at the Universalist
church this week, left this morning
for Boston.
Frank Benedict of Williamstown
was in the city this morning on the
way back to Tufts college, after a
weeks vacation at home.
Segel & Brady of the famous Blue
Store advertise cat Home" on page
of the Creature Section" that you
should not miss reading.
The Rev. W. r.. Davenport, presid-
ing elder of the Montpelier district
of the Methodist conference is in the
city today calling on friends.
Mrs. VIM. Emslie and Mrs. Haddon
took the II O'Clock train last night
en- route to Scotland where they ex-
pect to remain a few months.
Be sure and read every word of the
Union Clothing Store big Easter an
nouncement on page of the Creature
Section" of today's TELEGRAM.
The young ladies of the Clio club
are to give an sat home" to their
gentlemen friends on the evening of
April 18th at the home of Miss Edna
Perry.
Miss Ethel Lamberton who has
been visiting Mrs. George Bond for
few days returned to her home in
Marshfeld this noon.
Go to Alex Emslie's greenhouse on
the Montpelier road, for cut flowers
for Easter. SOFT
Mari & Gorden unloaded a big block
of granite last evening, the dimen-
sions being 6-Ox4-6x9-O, on one face
of which will be carved figure in re-
lief.
Several of the young friends of Her.
bert Chambers surprised him last
evening at his home near Brook ST.,
on the occasion of his birthday. They
brought several beautiful presents
and passed avery enjoyable evening.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Z. insolvency did
not 60 to st. Adams yesterday after
noon, as expected, but they received
word this morning that the DOCTORS
brother could not live more than a
few hours, SO they went there this
morning.
Segel & Brady, the Blue store clo-
thiers on the square respectfully invite
the ladies of Barre and vicinity to
come in at once and inspect their new
lines of spring and summer neckwear,
ready made wrappers, print waists,
inside skirts and hosiery for ladies,
misses anu ClllluTcfl.
There was large crowd of people
last night at the opera house to listen
to the lecture given by DR.. Bowker on
the subject of the Transvaal. This
was considered by many to be the
best and most instructive lecture ever
given in Barre, and the stereopticon
illustrations accompanying his re-
marks were of themselves a first class
entertainment. The speaker told of
the history of the Transvaal for the
past 400 years and then came down to
the characteristics and conditions of
the people as he has found them there.
He lectures in Montpelier this even
ing.
Caught Dreadful Cold.
Marion Kooke, manager for T. M.
Thompson, large importer of fine
millinery at 1868 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, says: "During the late
severe weather caught a dreadful
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