Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-28
on NEWS

MISS EOlUQ MurOOCK OF U0e uelc'
phone exchange has gone to her home
In Stanstead. P. G., to recuperate her
health.
The city court was taken up this
morning in the trial Of the case OF W.
Fl. Paine VS.. Whitcomb Bros, an &C..
tion to recover wages alleged to te
due.
Having sold his farm in Barre j.
W. Payne has purchased another at
Haverill, Mass, and will soon go'hAre
to live. Mrs Payne left this morn
ing for her new home.
Mrs. j. Ortelli left this MOI ming for
Holyoke, Mass.
Nothing Of Importance was transac.
ted at the meeting OF the Central La
Dor Union last night.
Only routine business was trlnsac
TED aJ the meeting OF st. John s Court
G. 0. E., last evening.
Rev. DR.. Hazen # Mortified will
preach in the Congregational church
tomorrow moruing and evening.
The W. c. T. u, extends Il special
invitation to all the woman S cubs to
attend the lecture Sunday evening at
s O'Clock at the opera house and the
lectures to women at the Hedding M
E. church Monday and Thursday af-
TEN IONS.
Mrs. A. S. Lamb and daughter left
this noon for Laconia, N. H.
The win er time table goes into ef-
feet on the Montpelier & Wells River
railr lad Monday. The only change in
the Train service as far as Barre is
cCnceI ID is that the train arriving
here at 1905 will get here 10 minutes
earlier.
Mrs VIM Ewing was elected today
by Deputy Sheriff H. O. Camp from
her house n River street On a war.
rant in favor OF Mrs. John Cleary.
Her body has been held for the rent
due
George Beaudry of Dartmouth col
lege is the guest II Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil E. Ayers.
Miss FRI noes Adams, on evangelist
from Boston, will speak at both servi-
ces in the NJ. +. church tomorrow.
L. a Cheever, recently Of this city,
formerly a,Sis ant super n endent of
the MeJropoli an Insu ance Company
at Burlington, has bee n transferred to
Rutland.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
Miss Adams, an evangelist from Bos-
ton, will speak at botn 10 80 and p.
m. Her theme in the morning will be
1.-The Hiding Place Of the Soul" In
the evening Zine Christly Visit H."
At the former service she will recite
The Chan sed Cross Bible School
at IL NJ; Young Peoples meeting at
5 As. Strangers and friends cordially
invited to these services. ~.
There will be meeting Of st. Mon
ica's Tempe rance association tomorrow
afternu( n at 3 O'Clock.
The executive committee of the Sol
diers' NJ, n lment association will meet
in the city court room at I 80 O'Clock
tonight.
The funeral OF Mrs. Peter Dudley
was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from her late home on Merchant
street, AMI was we'll attended by rela-
tives and friends. Rev. Effie K M.
jones OBLIGATED and there were many
focal tributes, aid also singing. The
burial was In Hope cemetery
Assn was born this morning to Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert Sims at their home
on Harrington avenue.
In the place Of one OF the anthems
at the Methodist church tomorrow
morning Miss Adams the evangelist
will recite "The Charged Cross"
Previous to her engaging in evangelis-
tic rk Miss Adams was an elocu-
tie mist. An on elocutioni>t she work.
ed her way through Revere College.
Barre people may expect some good
Sport at the races to be held Oct.
9-l2 at the Granite City Trotrinx
Park, as already some good en- ries
have been received as well as assur-
auceS of Others.
Mrs. Peter Murphy and MISS Mar.
garet T Murphy Of Gfanite~lle and
Miss Florence Mclean of Webster
vile left this mo nlng for Boston.
Miss Martha Pierce left this morn.
ing for a visit at Roydlton.
Mrs. Frank F. Walker has e, ne to
Middle.ex for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Haz, Clark.
W. H. Gale will 60 tc Boston to.
morrow night.
A. P. Abbott has gone to Lancas.
ter, N. H., on hunting expedition.
j. A. Lamb has gone to Walpole,
N. II.