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

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Lewis Roberts returned this morn
ing from months visit in Wiscon-
sin.
DR.. G. B. Nichols is out again after
a few weeks sickness.
Mrs. +. II. Andrus went to Colches-
ter this morning for visit.
The child of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
O'Bren of North Barre is serious
ly i'll.
Dr. j. E. Mes weeney was called to
st. Adams by the serious illness of
his brother.
Don't fail to hear DR.. Atwood at
the Universalst church at o'clock
this evening.
Miss Merle Morrison has returned
from visit in Cambridge, Mass, and
Manchester, N. II.
NJ. Mcmahon of Burlington, was in
the city yesterday attending the
funeral of John Miles.
Mrs. c. S. Currier left yesterday af-
ternoon for Meredith, N. H., to visit
her sister for few days.
Geo. O. Webster of East Randolph,
was in the city visiting his family.
He returned this morning.
The committee of the C. O. f., who
are looking after the annual ball are
making all arrangements.
Royal Arcanum members please
notice there is to be an initiation at
RIA, hail at O'Clock tonight.
Mrs. Mary Farrell of Mortified is
expected in the city tonight to visit
her daughter, Miss Marion Farrell.
Painters Branch No. 1875 held a very
good meeting last evening, there be-
ing nineteen new candidates initiated.
The marriage of Mr.. John Spence
is announced to take place on Brook
street one week from Saturday night,
Mr.. A. +. Joy will sing solo at
the special service in the Universalst
church tonight. A chorus will lead
the other singing.
Millinery opening Friday and Sat-
urday April 9th and It'll, at her mil
Iinery parlors II Elm St., Barre VT,
Hiss l.. j. Hail.
At a meeting of the Granite Man
ufacturcrs Association last night it
was decided to have the hours from
seven to four
Owing to the scarcity of sugar the
sugar social at the N. e. @. P. will be
postponed until two weeks from to-
night.
All members of the c. 0. f., are
requested to meet at the X. of p, hall
at o'clock to attend in body the
funeral of b. Thomasi.
The funeral of B. Thomasi will be
held from the house at $50 o'clock
tomorrow to st. Monica's church,
where solemn high Mass will be sung.
The Rev. Mr.. Weeks gave a very
helpful and inspiring sermon last
night in the series of special meetings
now in progress at the UniverSalist
church.
Seats for W. W. Lapoint's original
play Two Nephews which appears
here on Saturday night, went on sale
at the Red Cross Pharmacy this morn
ing and there are indications of an
enormous sale, SO come early.
Charles Campbell has built large
refrigerator upstairs. This was found
to be necessary, as the small one was
not of sufficient capacity to accommo-
date the increase of victuals OCCASION
ed by his much increased business.
The ways and means committee of
the Civic Federation will meet at
4:l5 tomorrow afternoon with Miss
Nadine G. Nichols. Important bust
ness will come up for consideration,
and every member is requested to be
present.
The Rev. 9. M. Atwood, d. d., is
expected in town this afternoon to
preach during the rest of the week in
The Universalist church. DR.. Atwood |
is the general superintendent of the
and is always highly enjoyed. |
BE sure to hear him.