Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-24
CITY News.


Burlington.
Lynn Schofeld returned yesterday
from Miami, Fla.
Tom Harrington left last night On
a business trip to Erie, Pa.
Meeting of St. John Court, @. 0. F.
Friday night. There are several ap'
plications to be acted upon.
Court Granite City, F. Of A. meets
tomorrow night. There are several
applications.
The members of the N. E. 0. F.,
who attended the Grand Lodge meet.
ing at Burlington yesterday. returned
home today.
Ask your friends for their coupon
which they received for purchase OF
Golden Vale coffee at f. ID. Ladd's
store. Remember the one who turns
in the largest number is to be given a
free trip to the Buffalo Exposition.
The one who succeeds in collecting
the largest number Of coupons will be
sent to the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ripley of
Taunton, Mass, arrived in the city
last night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Gladding for few days.
Mrs. John Begg of Elm street is Sc.
riously i'll.
Thomas Comstock is putting In the
cellar TOR Jerry Donahue's new barn
at South Barre.
Miss Mabel Preston, the South
Barre teacher, is boarding at W. F.
Cutters during the spring term.
Charles Larkin Of Orange was in
town yesterday.
Miss Carrie Lang has had tele-
phone placed in her residence.
Miss Grace McSorley has returned
to work after few days illness with
rheumatism.
E. c. French has returned from
Burlington, where he has been to at
tend the N. e. o. P. convention.
The Ladies and Pastors Union meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 at the
church parlors.
Mrs. D. A. Cook is caring for Mrs.
Fred Steele during her sickness.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Barre Civic Federation of Womens
Clubs will be held at the Vincilia
club rooms Wednesday, April 27, at
$50 p. M. Mrs. F. Il. Rogers, Sec.
W. F. Scott is on the sick list.
Samuel Chandler has gone to his
former home in Berlin to remain for
the present.
Fitch Willard Of Calais was in the
city this morning.
At the meeting OF the Iriquois
Tribe OF Red Men held last night
three pale faces were adopted and
three members we're raised to the
chiefs degree. Five names were
voted upon. The order is in very
condition here and 1T is ex-
pected that by Jan. lst there will be
over 100 members.
Pain IUUk bU6ty fUk 10 TENTS
With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint,
ready for use 10 color. Gives q
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
The Barre Candy Kitchen placed
ten tables 10 the ice cream
oarlors to accommodate the customers
ice cream or sodas, water ices
u anything in this line during the
ummer months. c. G.. Mascot, the
has had fifteen years ex-
catering to the taste of the
be public and has ma ie a name for
himself owing to the quality of the
avoys, ice cream and water ices dis.
'ensed. Mr.. Masc 1T intends to serve
he pure fruit fiavors and cruAhed
ruits, he will also accept orders for
ocials, family use and entertain
1ents with brick ice cream and wat
r ices. His candles Will still be kept
p to the standard and the cakes to
e served with The ice cream will be
+ the best.
ARhISH MAKES DEVICES VARNlSH
'loor Paint cost sc. more Quart,
lakeS it look brighter and wear fully
vice as long as cheaper floor paints.
old ny Reynolds Il Son.
Hiawatha Lodge NO. 9. l. o. O +.
ill celebrate the SGD anniversary of
ne introduction of Dad Fellowship
ito the United States next Thursday
veDing, and all Odd Fellows, whether
MEMBERS OF this lodge or SINE other,
re cordially invited to be present
nth their wives and sweethearts.
here will be a musical entertainment
nd an address on the principles of
ne order by the Hon. j. w. Gordon.
II the grand officers have been in
lied and some are expected to be
resent. E. F. Smith, Secretary.
Miss Lewis, representing the India
God Co., Of Boston is demonstrating
1e difference between Konut and
I'd for making doughtnuts and other
'oking. Miss Lewis Is occupying a
indow In Eastman Bros, which firm
e sole agents for this excellent sub.
itute. All are requested to drop in
I'd try doughtnut.