Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-25

anna hThulU were leu az ~. MOuiCd o
church thismorning. Requiem mass was
sung by Rev. Father McKenna. The
bearers were Thomas Harrington,
Francis Duffy, John L. Moore, A. G.
Moore, +. j. Owens, H. p. Brown.
There was large display OF floral OF.
ferings from the many relatives and
friends, among them being a large
cross from A. Anderson's empl wees,
and also large basket from the en-
ployees OF the Globe Clothing Co., all
testifying to the esteem in which the
deceased was held,
Miss Anna Boyce of Middlesex is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Robert In
gals and Mrs. G. j. HAYES.
Herman Campbell is expected back
from his home 10 Hyde Park this
week. He will resume work In 9. II.
Campbell'S store as soon as it is re-
opened.
The Goddard Seminary basket ball
tie am went to st. Johnsbury today.
]. W. Carver has gone to Jones.
vile.
The second and third degrees will
be worked at the meeting of IIiawa'
tina Lodge No. 20, |. Y, O. F., Thurs
day evening.
The diphtheria sign has been re-
moved from Frank Jackson's house.
Miss Ella Norton is expected home
from East Montpelier today, where
she has been caring for Mrs G. G.
Viii ard, and later for Brock Sployd.
Mrs. Harry Eastman is expected to
arrive today from Manchester, N. H.,
for visit with heI husband, who is
agent for the Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance Co. here.
Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones was in East
Calais today:
Rev. and Mrs J. A. Sherburne re-
ceived word this morning that Mrs.
Joseph Holmes OF Kingston, Mass,
sister to Mrs. Sherburne had died ye,-
terday. The funeral will be on We'd
nesday and Mrs. Sherburne left today
to be in attendance.
The checker tournament between
Gao Gordon and the Barre Checker
Club Saturday night res lied as fol.
lows. Twenty-six wins for the Check
er Club, eleven draws, andnine wins
for the Clan. There were thirteen
tables.
II. G. Whitaker, editor of the TEL
EGRAM, is confined to the house with
tonsilitiS.
H. e. Cutler the popular livery
stable man bad ten light and heavy
work horses arrive from Boston on
Saturday. They were all in good
shape and Mr., Cutler says he is now
ready for all kinds Of business.
TIE Goddard Seminary basket ball
tea n was defeated by the Edmunds
High School team at Burlington Sat-
urday evening by score of % to IA.
Hohenzo fern Lodge D. O. H., held
a meeting a. Raymond Deimer's +, rm
yesterday. The Grand Lodge officers
from Burlington worked the second
and third degree on two candidates.
After business was over refreshments
we're served.
All citizens who favor N. D. Phelps
ror mayor are invited to meet with
the campaign committee in the front
to,m over M. Marron's grocery store
this evening at 7 O'Clock.
The Appalachian Snow Shoe Club
took journey yesterday. 1t is re-.
ported that they caused serious dam
age to several fences.
D. M. Miles and wife left this noon
for southern trip. They will be gone
several weeks.
Andrew Young went to Burlington
today.
A. A. Sargent is in Essex today.
Miss lola Pomeroy, who is to ap-
pear at the opera house In the role of
"Chip" with Fogg's Ferry Tuesday
night, is acknowledged to be one of
the cleverest soubrette's before the
public.
The Italian section OF The Socialis.
tic Labor Party held a successful
masquerade ball at their hall on Gran.
lite street Saturday evening. Music
by the Columbus band. The first
prize was awarded to a group repre-.
senting Labor and Liberty. The Sec
ond prize was awarded to represe 1T
alton of astronomy and the third to a
group OF sailor girls. The Socialists