Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-04

All members should be present.
147.48.
The, funeral of Angelo Fassola wal
held yesterday afternoon at the HON
Of his brother, Charles Fassola, or
Railroad street. The Transatlantic
band was In attendance and the buria
was in the Catholic cemetery.
The people Of the Congregational
church will give their new pastor,
Rev. Francis A. Poole, q public re-
ceptlon Wednesday evening at the
church.
Mike Sevigny received yesterday 9
plir Of JAG b Il pigeons from lis bro
Uuer at kicumond, +. z. They are
the first Of the kind ever in the city,
and MIS-. vigny will breed this kina.
tiy Clerk Wells married yesterday
at the city hall Joseph Palas II and
Miss Josephine e. Dneostini. The
bride is an Austrian and arrived in
this country only this week.
According to the report Of Health
Officer DR.. G. b. Nichols, the city still
keeps up its growth and is very healthy.
During the month Of September there
were % births and only Is deaths. OF
the latter sever were children, less
than one year old. OF the parents of
these children six fathers and eight
mothers are American born and % Of
the fathers and 20 mothers were for
eign. OF the children II were males
and II females. Although five cases
of diphtheria were reported there were
no deaths from this cause. With ID
cases Of scarlet fever, only two deaths
are reported. There were seven cases
OF typhoid fever and nc deaths.
Mrs. Mabel L. Conklin, who has
been speaking in Barre the past week
for the local W. G. T. u, will leave
tomorrow morning for Bar H'rbor,
Me-, where she will address the Y. M.
G. A. sun lay,
A Mothers Club will be formed this
aft rnoon in the Hedding M. E. chur,h
c imposed of the women Of all the
CHURCHES in this city for the study Il
child culture. IL will be strictly I'M
UNCONVENTIONAL.
The family of G orge Carrie are all
sick with scarlet fever at their home
on John street.
A. 10 lin who was married recently
and is boarding with j. NJ Ward on
South Barre, will take up house with
John c. Dodge on South Main street.
j. M. Ward of South Barre has re-
vered sufficiently from his recent
severe illness to be able to attend his
as station master.
At the grange fair at Claremont, N.
H., yesterday ''Miss billiard" driven
by Will Page Of this city, won second
monev In the 2.21 class, and "E. E.
won the f%ree.for.all. Prof.
G. G. B%onnette. who appeared In this
city July 4, 1900, made his lo0oth
balloon ascension.
The committee on the St. Monica's
fair have received the follow
ing donatt ms: A. A. Smith & Bro,
q SO hat; Gllley & Abbott, a fur scarf;
Homer Fits, an article not yet desig-
John T. Callaghan, So worth Of
D. Gryt'ell Of Milford, Mass, comes
here tomorrow to locate permanently
and take up the religious work amoog
the Swedish people. Meetings will
be held 10 Carpenters hall at 1890 a.
M, and 7 p. m. All Swedish people
q e invited to attt nd.
Rehearsal for Uncle Toms Cabin
will be held at the opera house this
evening. Rehearsals will be held
there every evening that there is no
there.
George fl. TOWNSEND has returned
to Hare wick.
Eui'io Falcetti left las1 night fer
Montreal.
Mrs. w. D. Kidder has been called
to M~aSsachuset S by the illness OF her
George A. Gates has gone to Wind
,Or.
George Cohan of Rutland has gone
10 work In A. H cker's cigar factory.
At the meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge
If Odd Fellows last evening the in
tiary degree was worked upon two
and a visit had from Dep
lty Grand Master Myers Of Cabot.
Visitors were present from St. Adams,
Wells River, Waitsfield and East
Refreshments we're served at
The close of the meeting.
Constable Buchanan arrested Pearl
Northrop this morning Cn a warrant
worn out by Grand Juror Williams,
a breach Of the peace on June
%. The case is on trial this after
NOON in the city court with George T.
'wasey as counsel for the respondent.
There will be a meeting of the gen.
wa committee on the Soldiers Mon
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