Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-20
CITY, NEWS

meet Saturday afternoon at hall past
two in the Congregational church
parlor. Each girl is expected to bring
her lunch. Come and bring friend
with you. Iliet, 81 T. .,uf"tIr .rt Is
There will be a rehearsal Of 'Guy
Msnnering" Saturday at $50 p. N.
The full chorus Is asked to attend.
l. ..,, .Nsillet lu. .]is '.ipra 3D. e,
Hugh McG'ynn formerly OF Barre,
was killed yesterday at Concord, N. H.,
by q falling, boom. .-,oj on'1 - Il
Earl E.. Parker has, returned from
bis trip through Europe. rYlqti =
1t is reported that party Of we'll
known hunters shot COW yesterday
by mistake. The particulars are hard
| TO Obtain ,rtWEftr f't :H' IN
The Lyman Howe Moving Pictures
Saturday night will show Mckinley
delivering his last speech, - ,.,,., ~
William H. Ward and Miss Maude
Scott were ina fried Wednesday night
at the home OF the brides aunt, Mrs.
Rosina Ga fin, at South Barre, by
Rev. Ehie K. N, Jones Of Barre, '|'7' .
G. L. Bpgbee is quite i'll and under
the care of doctor. q
At the local station OF. tho Central
Vermont just ia tickets were sold
the past few days for iths,excursion to
Montreal.5Wruu ,.,nun' qaji & H.,
Remember DR.. Lorfmef g lecture At
the opera house next Tuesday evening
on Robert Burns. ~ II hIr' 's'lt'EIH
Mrs. W. ]. Mitchell, has been re-
leased from Montpelier jail, as she has
obtained bail. ,a,',, ~, 1.. ''Y'
A well attended prayer meeting was
held at the Baptist church last even.l
Ing on the death'of President McKin-
ley. Rev. T. H. Mitchell conducted
it and made an inspiring address.
There were fully 260 present pf3|
There will be an oyster supper Mon
day night from 5 to Z in the parlorS
Of the Congregational church, given
under the auspices Of the Intermedi-
ate Christian Endeavor. Admission
20 cents.
i; F.. Avery and her daughter
Mrs. Fl. A. NJ 'rrill OF Strafford, w1o
have been visiting with Mrs. Or Reed
sister Of Mrs. Avery, the past week,
returned home today. M
Regular communication o. Granite
Lodge No. 35, F. ga. M, this even.
ing at s O'Clock. J' 81
James Baird OF Waitsfeld is in this
city,, called here by the critical illness
OF his daughter, Mrs. F. A. Prindle.
There we're memorial services for
the late President Mckinley In all
the leading cttiesand villages In Yer.
mont yesterday and business was at a
a StandStill. 1',' -Jf5" H. ,'t 4
II The little four year old daughter Of
l. R. Rickert put smooth piece OF
glass shaped like split pea In her ear
yesterday and 1t required two doctors
to get it out, Drs. Reid and Hanson,
as ether had to isgiven, ~. !,
A.. w. Lane & Son of South Barre,
are preparing plans for a new and ele-
CANT house for E.T.Deering at North
Held which will be situated on the
East Hill. They say that work is
progressing we'll on DR.. Mayo's, new
block, for which they prepared the
plans. The polished granite columns
supplied by Brown s. Allen Of tn 8
city are already in place and the
structure will be the best In North
field. ,.l ~ Hl .t
Get your reserved seats at Andrews
s oe store for the Howe Moving Pic
lures to be exhibited at the Method t
church Saturday night. The serene |
UPON which the pictures are thrown
will be high so that the seats in the
chapel are very desirable.
E l.. Scott, law student In State 3
Attorney Hoar's office, has been ap-
pointed clerk of the city court, vice
c. P. Mcknight, resigned He can
be found at Mr. Hoar's ttfice. 5..t,
There is to be a meeting of the
deacons Of the Presbyterian church
this evening at 7.30. '''
County Court resumed work this
morning.
Fred Richards, a chorister at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Is III
with the scarlet fever. o,,.D ~.
Hairy Huse is quite i'll with the ty-
plOid fever.'h .p-i yrli ep 3U1
- Miss Lillian Kenerson and Mrs. G.
A. Bartlest have returned from New
York with a full lire of ready to- wear
hats, which they have on sale at their
rooms In the Eastman block. MA ~u]
The popular and surely the most
prolific playwright Of today seems to
be Clyde Fitch who. at the age OF 80,
has written as many successful plays
as he has numbered years. But none
of bis efforts has found quicker o,
moe cordial approval than "sLovers'
Lane" which, after record. breaking
runs Of five months In New York city