Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-18
CITY NEWS

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attended, many coming who could noo
get into the house. Rev. Ihos. H.
Mitchell OBLIGATED and there was sing
ing by ouartette composed Of Mrs.
M. u. Lamb, Mrs. W. II. Gale, Geo.
lnglis, and David Wyllie. Among the
many beautiful floral offerings was an
elegant piece GATES Ajar, with
white dove resting on the top, from
the employees of Mari & Gordon. Inc
burial was in Hope cemetery, with
Frank Sartelle Thomas Nenner, Will
and George Rollins, and Will &. and
Henry j Smith acting as bearers.
Mr.. Cushing's lecture at S O'Clock
this evening in the opera house on
sPolitics and the Saloon, " will be a
political discussion Of the saloon prob
lem, and will be of deep interest to
people of all parties. Seats free. La
dies specially invited
The Goddard foot ball team left
this morning for Meriden, N. Ill.,
where they are playing kimball Union
Academy this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Farrell of Mortified lett
this morning for Bellows Fails amer
spending sunday with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. A. Murray.
1t is now expected that the program
for the annual concert and dance by
Clan Gordon on Thanksgiving even
inc will be announced this week. III
is expected that this year will be bet
ter than ever before.
l.. Falchetti and f. iPolonghni have
gone to Boston
States Attorney,Richard A'Hoar to-
dav.went to Lancaster NIL, "hefe lie
viii appear before Governor Ches.er
r Jordon tomorrow in request lor
the eytradition of Jack Powers, VINO
was arrested recently at Lebanon, ~
H.. and who refuses to come TO thlh
state as he is wanted on the charge OF
selling liquor He maintains that my
otTense is only miSdemeanor anu
therefore he cannot be eXtradlteo'
Mr. Hoar Will endeavor to convince
GOV. Jordan Of New Hampshire tha'
he il wanted for felony and there
fore he can be eXtradited.
Frank McNhorter is in Concord, N
H.. thi, week appraising the stock o.
tho Eagle Clothing Co., Of which ilrn
frc late Fred l. Hyde was member
ia Perkins, who has been i'll will
tynhoid fever was on the street oatuf
dav for the first time since his trecoV
cry.
Mrs. Nora Mason Of llardwick IS
o,cs+ a. Mr.. and Mrs, 7. S. Prior 0
North Barre.
There will BE an important meet
inc of the Barre firemen' 'Clup o.
Tnesdav evening atEthe club rooms
A fun attendance is desired as mucl
important business will come up 40
action
Services in the church Of the Goo
chenherd were held as usual las
evening.
r. Gingras whouwent to the hlor
dixie tour pears ago with his compai
IONS MessTs Gordon and MartineaI
returned saturday and is now Cd
rlIost of A. y. Layolette. lie say
That cold is very plentiful out thei
hut as usual in such cases they az
rapidly being controlled by capltaIist
Winter is very severe ana aionous
when be went there first provision
were at a premium they are now MOI
reasonable. = :. He left b3th his fr1en'
in good health.
Edward Dooize, who played "Han
LEI" here last year, will soon appe'
at the opera house in. "lhe Mount
: back.
H. J. Roleau and Miss Ina Hayes
Barton are the guests OF Mr. az
) Mrs. G c. Baldwin.
y Mrs. c. c. Marshall returned
Waterbury this morning after a sho
visit with her daughter Mrs. A,
Johnson
Miss Josie Stevens returned to bu
Z lirgton this morning after Sho
y - with her brother llarer
) venS.
rev. P. McKenna went to Waite
bury today.
T.. ii. Sawyer le1L JnlS molAlne
d ID lsiness trip through the northe
part os the state.0
S. S. Ballard. general agent OF t
- National Life Insurance Co., on 81
z urdav sent to Mrs. Fred l.. Hyde
I concord, N, H., q check for $4,000,
: amount of insurance carried by t
policies held by Mr.. Hyde. Mr.. lily
died Nov. 9th, the proofs OF the sa
2 we're received by the insurance co
w pany Nov. 14th, and the payment '
m made at once.
John E. Smith has purchased
property at the corner OF Gun
Fast streets of S. G.. Meaker
$4,000. The deeds were passed :
urday.
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