Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-07
CITY NEWS

, ade v u from st. Johnsouryy
and was taken at once 10 Shn,hnrn
cemetery. The Rev. j.. A. n ~ The
Conducted services at the grave; o,,,ns
con nrorS ware C. P. Jones, John COLLINS,
S Charles " Carpenter, and Sylvester
r.. will meet Friday evening
at :, 80 sharp. All members be Pres 9S
emit. ...o;,o
Come and see the finest dancing g
programme of the season tomoiio o%
p p;o5t NJ the calico ball. Grand marcn
~ o'clock. See the pretty girls IN
calico. Music by Bruces orchestra
Homer Fits was,out the first time
vosterdpv after five days seance
with the grip. ,
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge
M a. I. 90. F., tonight. Three
candidates to be Initiated.
The late Joseph Murphy's sister OF
BOSTON who was here to attend tne
funeral, returned to her home tn's
morning.
Regular meeting of St. John Court
C. O. F., tomorrow night. Several
applications are to be balloted upon
Albert Laviolette is sick with pneu-
mOnia.
At the meeting Of the N. E. Q. +.
last night seven applications were re-
ceived and one candidate was accept
ed.
j. A. Demo was out last night for
the first time since an encounter WIN
the grip.
Regular meeting Of Sanctuary
Granite City S. Of A. tonight.
Don't forget the calico ball at
Miles ball Feb. 8. under the auspices
of Queens OF the Forest Circle, q. OF
F., f. of A.
The class for the study Of Italian
met last night with good attendance,
and the prospects for successful
term are very good. The second les
son takes place at 7 O'Clock tomorrow
night. 1t is not yet too late to join
the class, and it is hoped several new
members may be secured. Full par
ticulars may be obtained OF John
Hall at H. D. Segel's store, or OF
CLYDE McCorcle at B. W. Hookers.
W. j. Nye of North Montpelier was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
The 80 Odd Fellows who went from
Barre to Randolph last night to at
tend the district meeting, got back to
Barre about 4 O'Clock this morning on
a special.
James Harris, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. J. P. Lydiard, for
the past twoor three weeks, leaves this
afternoon for Montreal. Mr.. Harris
was a member of the Royal Canadians
and was present at the surrender of
Cronje. He was shot three times.
once in the right arm, once in the
right side and once in the muscles Of
the left arm. Tnis latter wound pro-
duced paralysis of the left side. Mr..
Harris was in the hospital at Cape
Town, in England, and again in Mon
treal. He has just recovered the use
of bis left hand,
John W. Gordon is in Montpelier
today as attorney at hearing in pro-
bate curt on the Rosamond P. Down
er will Case.
Jock Bowen, the noted horseman of
Boston, while In the city recently Wis
iting Nelson Downing, said that Mr..
Downing S stallion Belmont Alexander
is the best colt he ever saw. This j.
grand recommendation for the horse
as Mr.. Bowen is one of the best track
drivers and judges of horseflesh in the
country. He drove the famous trOt-
ter capt. MCGOWAN" 81 miles inside
of an hour, and he also drove Jack
Stewart"
George Simonds and woman from
Burlington were arrested at Montpe-
lier this afternoon by Officer Tracy
on warrants issued by Grand Juror
Lapoint charging adultery alleged to
have been committed here last night.
Simonds has a wife and daughter liv.
ing in Barre.
There was fair attendance at the
meeting Of the Presbyterian Y. P. A.,
last night. Miss Emma Phillips reaa
a very interesting paperon Friendship
and the subject was discussed by the
Misses Bernice Darling and Bella Cor
diner, and w. II. Gale and the Rev.
T. H. Mitchell
There will be dance in K. of P.
hall on Friday evening after the meet.
Ing of the 9. o.. +. Refreshments
will be served as usual. All Forest.
ers are invited.
Several Odd Fellows from Groton
and Marshield came to Barre tbi,
morning from the district meeting at
Randolph and left for home during
the Gay.
The G. V. pay car arrived here this
forenoon and went back right after
the noon train.
The chicken pie supper given b.,
the young men at the Universalist
church last night was an unqualified
success. Wilder's orchestra furnish.
ed music during the evening.
Leslie Henderson who was taken
with fainting spell on Granite street
yesterday afternoon Is better today.
Elsie and Grace Taylor of Hinsda]e
n. II who have been visiting at
George W. Bassett's for the mast
month, returned home this Nom