Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-17

Frank j. Colby left last night for a
weeks visit in Boston.
The marriage Of l.. r. Hutchinson
and Miss Geneva Mills will take place
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Vincitia club will hold whist
party for club members only on Friday
evening of this week.
The intermediate Society Of the
Congregational church are to hold
social on Friday night to which all
are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Mann of Brat
tleboro are expected to arrive in the
city this evening to visit their son DR..
W. +. Mann.
Deputy Sheriff f. e. French return
ed today from Rutland, where he
went to take prisoner to the House
Of Correction.
Now is good time for baseball en-
tlusiasts who are anxious TO see a
team in Barre next summer to get to-
gether and lay their plans.
Carlos Brock and his daughter Miss
Bessie, who have been visiting at f.
c. Brock Ks. have returned to their
home in Newbury.
Miss Mary Hutchinson of Randolph
arrived in the city this morning to
act as bridesmaid at the Hutchinson
Mills wedding this afternoon.
The ladies of --the Universalist
church invite the public to their
chicken pie supper at the church Fri
day evening from $50 to 1.30.
Charles F. Stevens left yesterday
for Ferrisburgh called there by the
death of Rowland E. Robinson. Mrs.
Robinson is sister of Mrs. Stevens.
Even the busy men of Barre found
time yesterday to stop each other on
the street and swap lies on what they
thought Of the senatorial election at
Montpelier.
The Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones leaves
today for Ferrisburgh to officiate at
the funeral of the late Rowland f.
Robinson, the famous blind author of
Vermont.
The senatorial contest at the state
house yesterday was circus that not
all the newspapers got paid for adver-
Using but it was well advertised
nevertheless.
Luigi Casselini who was SO badly
cut up some time ago in the row on
Foster ST., is to leave next Tuesday
for his home in Italy to visit his par
ents.
The local cereymen and Sunday
School superintendent are busy get
ting ready for the state Sunday School
convention which opens here next
week in the Congregational church.
That tornado which blew up the
river yesterday came from the capital
city. 1t was caused by the explosion
of the compressed political gas that
has been collecting about the state
house since the session opened and the
first ballot gave it vent.
The many benefits derived from
being d member Of Clan Gordon are
we'll known and have often been eX-
emplified in this city. New members
are pouring into the Clan at every
meeting, and there is no doubt but
that Barre will win again this year
the prize for the largest increase in
membership.
The late Rowland E, Robinson,
who died at Ferrsburgh Monday
night, was the father Of Rachel Rob-
| lnSOn, VINO IS We'll known IN thlS Guy
as former student of Goddard Sem
mary. A son of Mr.. Robinson is at
| tending the Seminary here now, but
is at home this week on account of
his fathers death.
The city and justice courts are on
,,,I
see some funny sides of life too. One
minute it is suit for a dollar, and
the next marriage, then perhaps a
COW and again woman, with large
variety of rum troubles scattered
along through it all. The Barre law
yers once more wear happy smile