Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-12-31

MI. ana MIS-. FREQ CTeSbey Vi pTdU'
tleb0rO, who came here to see Mrs.
Cressey's mother, Mrs. Harris Of Elm
street, left for home on the morning
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas VIM of Prov
idence, R. l., who have been visiting
at J. G. Crowley's since Thanksgiving
left for home this morning. They
came here for their wedding trip
c. Davis arrived in the CITY SAT-
urday from New York. He leaves
this afternoon on the 5 10 train.
Miss Beale, deaconess Of the Metho-
dist church, left this noon for Boston
to spend the winter.
Holy Communion will be held at
the church Of the Good Shepherd at
10 o'clock New Years Day.
William Stevens is on the sick list.
The insurance ad justors are expect.
ed this afternoon or tomorrow to ad-
Just the fire loss on the Park b Ock and
contents.
This is your last chance to see the
closing of century.
Remember the Company f bill to-
night.
The watch party In the Universalist
church tonight will begin at 9 O'Clock
10 the vestry, and will he in the ma
ture of a parish rally. The pro.
gram will open at 8. 30 and there will
be an intermission at 1890 for re-
freshments,~ At III O'Clock the SER
vice will be resumed up stairs and will
close with song and prayer service
at IL o',lo k. All members and
friends of the society are invited to be
present. The Will be music by the
choir and a number of brief addresses.
A register will be provided for the re-
cording Of the names of all present
and this will become part of the
church records.
Frank Cilley and George Cook left
for Burlington this morning to attend
the union twentieth century conven-
tion Mrs. A: E Atwater and sew
eral others also went to Burlington
this morning.
Miss M. A. Miles is in Burlington
for a few days Mrs VIM. Stevens is
taking her place in the store.
Miss Lillian Bush who has been
seriously i'll, is improving slowly, al.
though not yet able to sit up.
Edward Stewart, formerly Of the
telephone exchange b. re, but now To-
Gated in West Topsham, was in the
city this morning.
John Dodge and Adolphus Goneo
are out after rabbits today.
Fred and Frank Cassie returned this
morning from Albany, N. Y. They
will remain here for the present.
George Durkee and John Mcdonald
returned this morning from Albany,
N. Y.
Mrs. L. j. Willard and Mrs O. D.
Mathewson left this morning for Hyde
Park to visit relatives.
Dan Worthley of Washington was
in the city on business today.
Hon. Frank Plumley of Mortified
was in the city on business today.
c. L Slack of Northtf Id was 10
the city on business today.
Geo. Mcfarland finished filling his
Jockey Hollow ice house Saturday.
He has put up more than last sea-
son.
Mr.. StocKbridge Of Montpelier, LIST
violnist of Wilder's orchestra, assist
ed the choir at the Universalist church
yesterday.
cover the Teacups" club will meet
Jan. Sd, with Mrs. Forsyth. Roll call
answered with a New Years greeting;
current events by club;critic, Mrs. Shep-
lee; program: Siege of Paris, Mrs Nc.
Donald: A Drive Through Paris, Mrs
Jackson, Sewerage of Paris, Mrs. AL
len: The Palace Royal, Mrs. Brad
ford.
Miss Mabel Hall of Ryegate, who
has been visiting at James Darling's,
returned home this nom
Mrs. Thomas Bessett is very sick at
81 South Main street.
The funeral of Mary Morton probab-
ly the Oldest woman in Barre was
held at 2 O'Clock Sunday from the
residence of her son Alexander Nor
ton at 55 Blackwell ST., the Rev.
Thomas Mi chell officiating. Mrs.
Morton claimed her age as 1902 years.
The relatives will send TO Scott .nd'to
see II thev can ascertain how old she
really was.
Tiger Hose No. ;, will have
special meeting tonight for impor-
tant business. Per order Of the fore
man.
w. e. Beck has returned from a
weeks visit al his home in st. Johns
bury.
The barber shops will keep open to.
night until o'clock and will close at
noon tomorrow.
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