Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-09

requiem mass was cnanteQ by Rev
P M. McKenna. The G. & J. unior
turned out about evenly strong, III
bearers being made up from the mem
berS. Burial was in the Catholic Gem
etery.,
The officials of the NJ & w. r. r
R., were ia the city yesterday looking
over the property at Depot square.
George Guard has commenced worl
for Prindle & Averill
Currier & Smith have laid out the
building lots on Hooker Hill owned by
Mark Beardsley.
w. f. Shepard is very busy these
days delivering nursery stock.
The Moondyne whist club met last
night with Mr.. and Mr.. 81. A. Rich.
ardson. The first prizes were captur.
ed by Mrs. B. w. Hooker and Frank
Jackson and the consolation prizes
were awarded to Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II.
Campbell. Refreshments were served.
Terence McKane who has been in
jail at Montpelier since last Frida, :,
pending disclosure, was brought be-
fore Judge A. G. Fay yesterday and
his disclosure accepted. He was fined
for intoxicatlon So and costs Of
1881.
G. Thomas assistant superintend-
ent at the Pennsylvania Steel Works
at Harrisburg, Pa, Was visiting with
his cousin K. Chynoeth at Williams
town yesterday.
Past Supreme Representative Blu.
chanan of the X. of p, of Barton
Landing was in the city yesterday on
a visit.
James f. S. Smith went towards
Williamstown yesterday on a fishing
expedition and returned with string
Of forty.
At the meeting OF Bright Star De.
gree Of Rebeckah Lodge last evening,
two candidates we're initiated.
Harry Clark has returned from
Lyndonville.
Carl M. Perry is in Boston spend
ing the week in purchasing summer
goods and novelties tor Perry &
Camp.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Morris of CIR
Gle St.
Reports from the fishermen. at
Greensboro signify good luck. !,
The St. Elizabeth Chapter of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd met
with Mrs F. G Rowland this after.
noon at $50. This was the annual
meeting.
F. E. Chambers, who has been con.
fined to his home all winter by sick.
ness, was out yesterday for the frs.
time.
GU. Halves has moved into the ten.
ement above his restaurant. He has
also made decided improvement In
his XII. chen by knocking down the Of
ice thereby giving him more space to
work in.
w. II. Gale made a business trip TO |
Waterbury yesterday.
St. Aldemar Commandeey, X. r..
will meet tonight for the purpose of |
drilling.
Messrs. Jocelyn and McAllister of
Waitstield, and T. j Ferris of More
town, members of the pc it jury in
the county court, visited friends ia
the city yesterday.
B. b. Halves is building two Gotta.
ges on Highhobotn street.
Miss Pearl Briggs is visiting her
father in Williamstown.
Fritz Jackson was in Burlington
yesterday on business.
The r. @. l. z. A. will hold Il VERY
important regular meeting this even.
ing.
The mother and sister from Under.
hill of Mrs. Geo. Simmons, are visiting
with her for few days.
What beautiful weather for fur
,oat! A young man was actually seen
Irving down Main street during the
hottest portion of yesterday, with a
1eavy fur coat on buttoned up to bis
,hln.
Mrs. Frank McWhorter left yester. ,
lay for Cambridge, N. Y, where she
will meet her husband and remain a I
ew weeks
At the meeting of the Granite Pol. a
shers Union last night one member t
vas initiated aud three applications t
oted on.
The rehearsal of the Festival chorus il
I'll be held this evening. AS work t
Ill be begun with Gounod's ''Mass"
IL members are requested to be pres J
ut. o
Those who subscribed for season II
ckets to the Festival should make
q early choice Of seats, as single ad. tt
lission tickets will soon 60 on sale.
An Italian family arrived in the tt
ty last night from the Old Country. N
Regular meeting of the Indepen- ID
mt Order Of Foresters, Friday
ght. ID nj
The regular meeting of the G. O.
j, Friday evening will be held at -,