Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-13
CITY NEWS.

Mrs. Ira Bucklin OF Lebanon, N H.,
accompanied by her daughter and
grand daughter Mrs. John Gilbert and
Miss Roxie Of White River Junction
are visiting Mrs. c. G. Page and call.
ing upon other friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Hanton left
on the 3 Of train yesterday afternoon
for q week 3 stay In Montreal. Sew.
eral of their friends were at the sta.
|'tion to see them of and throw hand
full Of rice.
Prof. A. C. Hutchinson geology
class at the Seminary visited the
quarries yesterday afternoon, under
his chaperonage.
Mrs. l.. A. Howe OF Brattleboro is
visiting her son, Editor Frank Howe
Of the Times.
James Gazsly of Albany, N. Y,
was 10 the city yesterday.
Meeting Of the degree staff Of Green
Mountain Lodge. Manchester Unity
Odd Fellows, at 7 O'Clock Friday eve
ming.
G. S. Wallace returned last night
from Rutland.
w. X. Wheatley, who has been Wis
iting here for few days from Mel.
rose, Mass, returned there this noon.
Miss Julia Kline and her mother,
both Of Goddard Seminary, left on
the II o'clock traio last night for
Boston. They 60 to attend the COM
mencement exercises at Tufts College,
where Mrs. Kinne's other daughter,
Edith, graduates this spring. From
the commencement exercises Miss
Julia, will 60 to the beach for the
summer. Next fall hhe will enter
college at Tufts.
A. Broggl Of Boston, cigar dealer,
is in the city for few days on bust
ness.
A. j. McKellow a former student
at Goddard Seminary has been ap-
pointed one Of the teachers In the
Philippines and will accept. He is
now at the U. v. M.
Regular meeting Of Hi.watha
Lodge No. 20, l. o. o F., this even.
ing.
Meeting of the R. G. 1. P. A. to.
night.
Samuel Baird was in Waterbury on
business today.
The first eleven days Of June City
Clerk Wells issued ten marriage Ii.
cenSes.
VIM. r Conner commenced wo k
this morning at Halves restaurant.
Perley Tnayer goes to West Fairlee
today to play bali with the Cutler
Corner team.
Will Holden ana Ell. Tobiu arrived
in the city :, shortly before 10 O'Clock
last night from Burlington, ridi6g 10
Mr.. H,llden's loo mobile. They left
Burlington about 800 yesterday at.
ternOon and took their time I, r the
journey. They made stop Of three
quarters Of an hour In Waterbury.
They report the rUads as rather rough |
in some places.
Mary Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs.. John II. shaw, was united |
In marriage this morning with Felix |
Chauvin at st. Monica's church. EN-.
ma Charbonneau was bridesmaid and
Joseph Beattie acted as best man.
The happy pair left IN the 9 so train
for short stay in Shelburne, after
which they will reside here. M.
Cnauvin is a popular young stone
cutter.
Clayton Henry Of Medford, Mass.
and II. F. JosIin OF Wailsdeid, viei ed
Ia the city last Light.
R gular meeting ~ the F. Of A.,
thi, evening. There are four candi.
dates to be initiated. AT the next
two weeks from tonight the
election Of officers will take place.
G,ddard plays against the E imunds
High School base ball team at Bu-
ngton at Pollock Saturday a'te.
noon.
Mark L. Beardslev. State Manager
Of the connecticut Building & Loan
A Association, yesterday paid Mrs Thos
Marvin Of Montpelier $4,000 the value
)f twenty shares in the above named
association matured by the recent
death OF her husband.
Patrick Noonan returned last night
from visit in Portland, Me.
John Trow shipped four young
horses away this morning varying in
age from two to five years. His son
Frank accompanied them. Two Of
Them went to Weston, Mass one To
Boston and one to Waltham.