Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-27
Mrs. John Riddle OF Williamstown
is visiting her sister, Mrs. william
stephens on Warren street.

| Mrs. John Riddle OF WilliamstOwf
is visiting her sister, Mrs. william
stephens on Warren street.
Sir. and Mrs. II. u. segei returned
last night from a short visit with rel
atiyes In BurliDp'c...
/ William c.vwley. who has been III
the employ Of Prindle 4 A'erili as
plumber for the past seven years has
bought out the hardware business o'
II. b. Partridge of East Barre, ana
will take possession Of the same Feb
ruary /.
The Ellis trial will he resumed ~
> O'Clock Monday afternoon.
1t was decided at the private dance
last night that the last one OF the Sc
ries will be held in two weeks ana
that later a seventh dance VIII he
given as an extra. A party was or
ganized last night to attend the con-
cert and dance at East Montpelier
Feb. !.
George A. Ross formerly of The
TELEGRAM, is now foreman OF a print
ing office in Canaan N. H., Mr.. ROSS
will remain in the city until Tuesday
when he will return to Canaan.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. LathrOp of East
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cimere of
Cottage street, are rejoicing over the
birth of daughter who arrived last
night.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
David Pombrio of South Main street.
G. W. T. Whitney who has been
confined to the house by illness for the
past few days is feeling better today.
The Quo Vadis com pany arrived in
the city this noon over the NJ. Y W..
R. r., end will appear here tonight.
Frank L. Rooney left this morning
for st. Adams where he will enter the
employ of the G: V. company.
Deputy High, Chief Ranger and
Mrs. j. II. Talbot returned to their
home in Mortified last night.
Frank Cutler of the Standard Cloth
ing Co.'S store is assisting S. Levin at
his store in Montpelier for few days.
Mrs. j. A. Field is expected home
Monday from a visit in Amherst,
Mass.
Charles Hutton has entered the en-
ploy of G. l. Jackson. ~~
There will be a meeting of Com
pany f. at O'Clock Tuesday night
for the purpose of receiving the State
pay.
+. A. Hutchinson is better but is
still confined to his bed and is gaining
slowly.
The subject of the Y. P. s. c. E. of
the Baptist church tomorrow night at
6 O'Clock will be Blossoms for Simons
and Us. This service will be preceded
by prayer meeting at 5:45.
At the exercises connected with the
St. Johns Court, G, o. F., last night,
the following officers were installed
by D. H. c., R., J. H. Talbot of
Northfeld: F. H. Burke, G. R.; Jerry
Keefe, V G. R.; F. A. Duffy, P. G.
R.; P. Henry Brown, R. S.; Henry
Frinier, F. S.; T. J. Deming, F. S.;
treasurer, Martin Mcmahon; S. G.; j.
7. Marion, J. c.; P. J. Leahey, I. S.;
sentinels, P. S. Leahey, Alex Henis.
After this a preliminary meeting to
the organization of the L. c. o. F.,
was held. This was very instructive
and highly appreciated by the ladies.
Cake, coffee and ice cream was served.
the cake was furnished by Mrs. Zott-
man and was excellent. The remain
Ter of the evening was spent in a
'osial time and dancing.
A meeting of BARRE section of the
Socialist Labor Party Americans, will
De held Sunday evening in room Is,
Niles Block at ~ O'Clock. Members,
md those interested in having Social
st Labor candidates in seats at the
municipal city board are requested
o attend the meeting.
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