Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-31
LAST EDITION.
CITY NEWS.

Neal Dow Lodge No. IS, will hold a
New Years social Wednesday evening
Jan. 1st In honor Of the fftieth anni-
versary Of the order. Pastors of all
the churches are cordially invited to
be present and take some part in this
temperance meeting, also the W. @.
L. U. and all who are interested in
this work. The program will consist
of music by the Boys orchestra, pray
er, New Years Greeting by d. w.
Scott, solos by Rev. E. N. Fuller aud
others, reading, r. w. Dunsmoor en-
titled pledged with Wine," instru-
mental music, remarks by Rev. Fran
els Poole. Refreshments served at
$50 after which social hour will be
enjoyed by all. Admission 10 cents.
There will be another dance at
Montpelier Tuesday evening, Dec 81,
at Armory ball. The Montpelier or
chestra0will furnish the music and
there will be dancing from to 1. Ad-
mission, Is cents. A special car will
leave for this city after the dance is
over. 221.22
The committee having charge Of
the recent banquet Of the Foreign
Masons are requested TO meet Friday
evening at O'Clock with the secre.
tary, John Milton, at 80 Maple ave.
nue.. A full attendance is requested.
221.23
/ Mrs. H. R. Stoughton is visiting in
Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Hadley left
this morning for Mortified for
short visit.
The Misses Edith and Julia Kline
left this morning for thor respective
schools Ia Massachusetts, after spend :.
ing Christmas at Goddard Seminary.
James Imlah is very sick at his
home corner of Academy and Mount
street.
Mrs. John F. MCGOWAN of Cam
bridge, Mass, is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Griffin at North Barre
for Christmas and New Years.
The stock in the store Of Mrs. T.
G.. Whitehill at North Barre has been
seized upon attachments in favor of
Burlington wholesale grocers. A hear
ing upon the writs will be held at
Burlington, Jan. 9.
In the window Of the Red Gro: s
Pharmacy is shown the handsome
checker board that will be the prize
in the series of checker games that
will begin Wednesday in the Carpen-
tiers & Joiners' hall for the Champion
ship Of the state OF Vermont between
T. Nichols Of this city and W. A.
Bailey Of Rutland. The games will
oegin at 2 and p m
Frank Leith, jr, left today for Phil
adelphia after spending the holidays
in this city.
Frank J. Martin spent last night at
Randolph, returning today.
David Boyce returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Concord, N H., where
he had been since Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jerd and their
four children left last evening for
Randolph to be gone until Saturday.
St. Elizebeths chapter will meet
with Mrs. Fred Nudge Thursday
evening at o'clock. This is the reg
ular business meeting. I'd
Grand Chancs llor Rev. S. G.. Lewis
Of Barton Landing, will install tho
newly elected officers Of Vincitia
Lodge, K. Of F., at the special meet.
ing Thursday evening. The election
will take place this evening.
Many Of the stone sheds will start
up again Thursday.
1t is expected that the addition Of
of IS feet to Barclay Bros, shed will
be COMPLETED in few days. This
will make it the largest stone shed In
the world.
The many friends of deacon G. s.
Wallace will be pl' ased to learn that
be is now recovering all right from
his attack of rheumatism so that he
will probably be out again In week
or SO.
Miss Lucy Robinson who has been
at W. Fl. Messer's for the
past three months left today for Ran
dolph.
The special meeting Of Clan Gordon
O. S. c., last evening to take action
relative to the proposed new building
was decisive OF any direct result The
whole question was referred back to
the committee to get new estimates.
A new plan was considered, furnished
by A. w. Lane & Sons Of Barre. The
was large and two new
were initiated
Over the Tescups club will meet
with Mrs. Durham Thursday after
400 1 at $50.
There will be special communi-
cation Of Granite Lodge No. IS, F.
& A. M. Friday night Jan. 8. Work
The second degree.
Hecker's Union Made olga 3 are the
best.