Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-11
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The G. Z. N. u, held meeting Of
Monday evening.
Order your hot cross buns at Gala
ghan's bakery. They are fine. 81
There will be session Of the dane
ing school this evening.
Those hot cross buns at Callaghan'
bakery are just the real thing. 81
James Segcl of Burlington is in tn
city visiting his two sons Harry ant
Lyman.
Go to Callaghan's bakery for you
hot cross buns. 311
ID. G. Jones returned yesterday at
ternoon from few days visit ii
Essex junction.
The Rev. o. d. Clapp Of Williams
town was in the city this morning or
the way to Bellows Falls.
M. G. Morse, who has been i'll fOl
some months past with rheumatism
is still confined to the house.
Miss Gertrude McCoorison has re.
turned from St. Johnsbury where she
has been on few days visit.
Remember the masquerade prone.
made to be given this evening by the
Neal Dow lodge of Good Templars.
DR.. M. M. Marshall and Mrs. Julia
Holland were in the city this morning
on the way from Brookaeld to Mont.
pelier.
Miss Lucy Hale, who has been Wis.
iting her sister Mrs. Carroll Griswold,
returned to her home in South Royal
ton this morning.
There will be regular meeting of
Ruth Chapter, o. e. S., this evening.
There will be work, and a good attend
ance is requested.
Miss Sullivan of Hardwick, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon to
visit relatives for few days. She is
niece of d. M. Miles.
Miss Minnie Wetmore went to
Brandon today to act as maid of honor
at the wedding of Miss Bissell and
Henry Stoughton, Jr.
Ex-Chief Of Police Warren Rowland
left this morning for Lowell, Mass,
Meredith, N. H., and other towns on
a visit for about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Duffy returned
yesterday afternoon from Syracuse,
N. Y, where they have been stopping
with their daughter for several months.
Captain Elect T. G. Carswell and
First Lieutenant-E Elect w. A. Muir
ray went to Burlington last night to
take the National Guard examinations
for officers.
George W. Jeffords purchased yes
terday of B. R. Crawford his building
and business on North Main street.
Mr.. Jeffords conducted the business
there before Mr.. Crawford first took
possession.
Thomas Henderson, James Hurry
and James Henderson returned from
Scotland yesterday by the way of
Portland, Me. They have been in
Scotland for the past year.
James Higgins of Dartmouth col
lege, arrived in the city yesterday to
remain during the Easter vacation.
The other Barre boys in Dartmouth
will return some time this week.
The lease of the Granite City trott-
ing park that was held last summer
by Messrs. Allen and Delaney has ex-
pired and L. j. Bolster the owner of
the park is now in search of some par
ty to whom he can again lease it.
James Mckay reports from the re-
cent manufacturers meeting in Bos.
ton, that no business was transacted,
but that it Is thought the manufac-
turers through New England will fol-
low Barrels example IN settling the
strike.
Mrs. E. F. Durham who has been
in the hospital at Burlington for sew
eral weeks, returned home yesterday
afternoon. She was feeling very well
when she reached the city but was
considerably tired from the effects of
the ride on the cars.
The Vincitia club have moved their
pool and billiard tables from the large
front room in the WOrthen building
into the new apartments which they
have rented on the east side of the
The former billiard room
will now be used as the reception
room.
The Emerald club will meet Thurs.
day evening with Mrs. G. L. Bugbee.
The program will be as follows: Quo
tations and current events by the
club: Life of Winston Churchill, Mrs.
Bates; Synopsis of Richard Carwell,