Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-02
CITY NEWS

The street department Is widening
the road in the turn this side OF Jones
Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Barnard
and Miss Mary E. West are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Robert 0. Turner.
Mrs. G. M. Wiley went to North
field last night.
On account of the delay caused by
the freight train off the track at the
Pioneer mills yesterday Chief OF 20
lice Brown ard officer Cayhue did not
90 TO MidoleseX to look for the body
of the Giacobbi child.
DIR. O. H. Reed was out yesterday
for the first time since his illness
The time for paying water rent for
the half year ending October first,
has been extended to May 9Th, to &C.
commodate those who do not get paid
off until that date. If you do not
want your supply shut off better call
at the Superintendent Of Waterworks
Office and settle at your earliest op'
portunity.
Lillian, the II months old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fagerstorm
Of Railroad street, died yesterday al
ter a two weeks illness with menin'
gifts.
| George Guard, a former member of
Co. E, has arrived in the city from
Rouses Point and will begin work as
plumber for Piindle & Averill next
Monday.
Miss Alma Humphrey returned to
Waterbury yesterday afternoon, after
short visit With friends here.
About one hundred Of the members
Of Neal Dow Lodge, |. O. 6. L to-
gether with their invited friends, as
sembled in their hall last evening for
installation of officers and social
Mrs. O. S. Wiley, in her usual pleas.
ing and impressive manner, Instructed
the several officers in relation TO their
duties. After these services were con-
cluded, a pleasing program was carried
out, consisting OF marches, songs, rec
itations, readings, potato contest
land spelling match. Refreshments
of cake and ice cream were served.
The occasion Was most enjoyable one
to all present.
The Minister'S Monday club will
meet at Y. M. G. A. rooms, M 'ntpe-
lier, May &, 1901, l0a III. Dev 'tior-
al exercises, minutes Of the last meet
idg, three-minuue reports OF recent
sermons. Paper: "Amusements ,
f. E Briggs Afternoon session I.
Three. minute reports OF ,ecent re""-
igs. Paper: "Raising Money for
Church Expenses" rev. "A. A..
Lewis.
Henry G. Jones Of Plattsburgh, N.
Y, is visiting 10 the city. He was
formerly employed at Smith, Whit
comb & Cooks.
The Epworth League will hold their
annual banquet on Friday night in
the dining room Of the church. Miss
Elizabeth Hanson will act as toast
mistress.
Rolla Healey of the B ,ston Office I
the New England Telephone Co.,, WI s
in town on b sineSS yesterday Mr.
Healey was for ne rly a We known
guard Of Tufts College foot ball team.
Ed. Bar of West Berlin was in tn ,
city yesterday.
G. Y. Barnes of Orange, was in the
city yesterday.
The daughter of M. and Mrs L. J.
Griffin is seriously i'll.
All bills due W. F. Morse can be
paid at the store of Tilden e. Wiley,
successors to Mr.. Morse), during the
month of May. Accounts not settled
before June LIST will be placed in the
hands Of a collector. W. +. Morse,
Barre, May l, 1901. 1921
An art loan exhibit wi be held
May /. 2. ald 3, at Averlll's block
No 81 Main street under the auspices
OF the Glover Club for the benefit of
the Civic Federation. The exhibit
tioa will be open to the public We'd
nesday from 6 until 10 p. m. Thursday
and Friday from 3 until 10 p m. This
is the first time that people In Barre
and surrounding towns have had an
opportunity to examine so la -ge a COL
lection Of the worlds masterpieces.
Copies of twelve of the most famous
paintings in existence will form part
OF this exhibition Of more than 100
pictures kindly loaned by the Rev.
Brian G. Roberts and others. Cake
and ice cream will he I'M sale for < and