Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-08
CITY NEWS.

Jed LeClair was called to Burling.
ton Saturday night bv the illness Of
his mother. He returned to Barre
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Bisset has recovered
from her recent illness SO as to be out
| OF doors.
Miss Mamie Mckenzie has lost on
Seminary or Summer street silver
watch and whoever finds it will be
rewarded by leaving at "A Summer
street.
"The Old Homestead" authors, Den
man Thompson and George W. Ryer,
have again dipped their pens among
the bills Of New England and brought
forth another successful play entitled
"Our New Minister" The piece is a
novelty to stage land, though it tells
simple story, like the Homestead, y
with charming simplicity. 1t bears
all the ear marks Of great popularity,
and will be presented here before 1t
commences its long runs in the larger
cities. Barre opera house, Jan. II.
Miss Lillian Bush was about the
house yesterday for the first time
since she was taken Ill.
Mrs. George 4 Swasey and little
daughter returned last night from a
witt with relatives in Greenfield,
Mass.
Amos Hall Of East Barre, went to
Randolph last night to help A. l..
Mcleod install lhe officers of the Odd
Fellows lodge there.
Meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid tonight at I 30.
The engagement of Miss Carrie ID.
Smalley Of Burlington to J. Holmes
Jackson is announced.
Some people may be interested in
the fact that when the city, for some
reason or other does not pay it's just
bills, an execution may be issued
against the city and its property, or
the property Of any citizen may be
sold at auction to satisfy said execu-
ton.
D. d. G. M. A. L. Mcleod of
Websterville left last night for Ran.
do ph to insta the officers of the l.
o. o. f., lodge there. He is sche-
duled to install officers at Plaintield
tonight, Mortified Thursday night,
Warren Friday night, Waitsfield,
Saturday night and East Barre Jan
Is.
Mrs. Emmett Cutler is visiting Har-
ley Cutters family and also at Mrs. G.
G. Pages.
The regular meeting of Queen of
the Forest OF Vermont Circle, 1851,
G. o. F will be held tonight at I
p. m sharp, when the officers elect
will be installed.
The granite polishers will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday ev-
ening, Jan. 9, at 100 in Nichols hall
Installation Of the recently elected
officers will ccur and full attendance
is desired. I'd
Fl. T. Bray, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs J. f. McSweeney, left
for Burlington yesterday to resume
his studies IN the medical department
of the y. V. M.
Mrs. Ida II. Reed. president of the
state W. q. r. u, left yesterday for
her home in elburne.
Gilbert shepley is taking a sojourn
in the wilds near st. Adams, looking
after game.
The socialist labor party meets this
evening in their hall on Granite
street.
E. N. Prescott will install the new
officers of the r G. /. P. A Thursday
evening.
Mrs. G. E. Ingalls, Is taking Miss
Mary Hunters place as teacher in the
Brook street school, while she is de-
tanned at home by illness.
One of the biggest bargains of the
new century, fine Turkey Supper
will be offered to the public on Friday
evening Of this week at the Univer-
salist church vestry, for the small
sum of 80 cents. Let every one prove
the truth Of our statement by partak-
ing on the evening of Jan. 18th OF the
following menu: Roast stuffed Yer
mont turkey, Cranberry sauce, plain
and sweet potatoes. cabbage salad
hot roofs, pickles, pies-meat, app'e,
pumpkin; assorted cake, tea, coffee,
cheese, toasted crackers. Supper will
be served from s. 80 to O'Clock.
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