Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
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Mrs. Gertie Bugbee is sick in bed
with the grip.
G. II. Bishop is recovering from his
recent illness.
II. o. Hughes left this morning for
Utica, N. Y, to work.
b. w. Hooker is on the sick list.
Miss Eunice Smith, who has been
i'll for several days, was out again to-
day.
Miss Flora Averill returned yester-
day from Hardwick, where she has
been on a weeks visit.
Mrs. Jennie Green, who has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Frenler returned
to Winoosk last night.
Alice Folsom of Montpelier has been
engaged as soprano at the local Con-
gregational church.
The G. E., society of the Baptist
church, 60 to Montpelier tonight,
leaving the church at 40.
Lieut.. Geo. Tilden left last night
for Mortified, from where he goes to-
day to Boston for few days.
C. II. Carlton will arrive in Barre
tonight from New York, bringing
four people for the Chapman Warren
Co.
A drill of Co. u will be held in
the armory Thursday evening, March
%. 1t will be the annual inspec-
ton.
Number of volume 10 Of the Cod
dard Record is just out, and it is a
we'll edited up-to-date school publ
cation.
James Thompson Of Watsiield,
who has been at Williamstown, caring
for his sister during her illness, was
in Barre today.
john the 7-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. X. Averll, died this morning
of heart failure. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
VIM. Waters left last night for
New York, from whence he sails to-
day on the Oceanic for London, En-
gland, for few months visit.
The class of 1901 of Goddard Semi
nary enjoyed a sleigh ride yesterday
to the home of John Calef in Wash
ington, returning in the evening.
The Y. p. C. q. give social at the
Univefsalist church vestry Wednesday
evening of this week. Admission 10
cents. Program begins at O'Clock
sharp.
No one should be permitted to hitch
Il horse to the trees in the city park.
One of the aldermen makes a. practice
of this, but even the city fathers do
not possess the right to do SO.
The W0man's Home Missionary
society" Of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. W. +, Barney, on
Wednesday afternoon at $50. Mem
bers bring February number of mis-.
sion paper
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden started
for Mortified last night but the
wreck on the railroad delayed them
till this morning. Mrs. Tilden will
remain in Mortified, and Mr.. Tllden
goes to Boston for few days on bust
ness.
No effort has been spared to make
the social at the lniversalist church
tomorrow evening all that it should
be. a good program has been arrang-
ed consisting of reading, singing cor
net solo, a piano duet and a farce en-
titled "Raising the Wind The
young people will be glad. to see all
their friends.
The Chapman Warren Co., will APP
pear at the opera house three nights.
commencing Thursday March 22nd,
opening in the great success comedy
"The Circus Girl" This Co., is
very Stroug one, and viii no doubt
prove great success here. Besides
a company of dramatic artists they
carry number Of high class vauder-
vile features to appear between the
acts, giving continuous performance
ut the popular prices.
The pastor and parish committee
OF the local lTnversaliSt church have
been fortunate enough to secure the
Rev. |. NJ. Atwood. ID. d.. General
Superintendent of the Universalist
church, to preach here during the first
week in April. DR.. Atwood has been
in Barre several times. and is much
liked here. lie is an earnest, thought
full preacher, to whom every one listens
with pleasure He does not usually
give SO much OF his time to any one
place, and his doing so now is an es-
pccia favor, which the friends of the
church will deeply appreciate.