Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-31
CITY NEWS

The Rev. Eff1e X. NJ Jones is to en-
terrain her Sunday School class at the
parsonage from to 10 O'Clock this
evening. She desires TO see all those
who have been members OF the class
at any time. No other invitation
than this will be Issued.
The members Of Veronica League
are requested to meet tonight at the
church vestry at 7 o'clock sharp. a
full attendance is desired.
Silk stockings will be furnished free
to both ladies and gentlemen If they
will apply to Mrs. Forsyth.
The emergency room was put to
good use yesterday, as a result of the
accident at the trotting park.
The names of Edward Chesser ard
Lawrence j. Griffin were omitted from
the list OF union stores through a
mistake on the part of the committee.
While Arthur Phelps was driving
on Washington street Wednesday
night he collided with a team from
East Barre. His new carriage was
badly smashed up and his horse
scratched up some.
Anton Hecker is on the sick list
today.
Mrs John Rowley went to Concord
yesterday for visit.
James Higg ms and Adolph Lane
returned to Hanover, N. H., this noon
after short visit in the city.
Mrs. P. X. Gleeo of Morrisville ac-
companied her son Fred q. Fleetwood
to ne'city yesterday Mrs. Gleed is
prominent club woman and has many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lapoint ac-
oompanied their son, W. W. Lapoint
to Blookheld yesterday where he de-
livered the Memorial Day address.
Take notice that the loan exhibit
tion given by the ladies of the Con.
gregational church is we'll worth your
patronage. Admission only 10 cents.
The Barre Checker club sent a
match team to St. Adams yesterday
to play the st. Adams Checker club
Those who went were NJ S rs. Brad
ford, T. Nichols, Hurrie, Jones,
.uickshank, Gordon, NJ. Nichols and
McLannan. The Barre team won by
four games but the victory was
hard fought one. The boys were
splendidly entertained The return
match will be played in Barre July 4.
While Mrs. Joseph Krellenger o.
the Spring House, between here and
East Barre was driving on Maple ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon the CARR age
was overturned and she was thrown
Violently out. She was taken to the
emergency room iu the basement Of
the City hall and Dr.. Dezlel was sum-
moned. He thought 1t advisable to
take her to her home which was done,
| and he and DR.. Reid there reduced
the fracture to the upper part OF her
left arm.
John A. Logan Command No 2,
lsUniun Veterans Union, wishes through
the TELEGRAM W heartily thank Can
ton Vintuu Moo, l. O. O. F., Patri-
archs Milit INT. tor assisting them in
their Memorial Day exercises.
The Rev. E X. M. Jones returned
this forenoon from Putney, where She
delivered NJ :morial Day address.
The Rev B. c. r ,berts returned
last light from Waterbury, where he
delivered a Memorial Day address.
Mrs W. +. Shepard left this noon
for Boston to purchase midsummer
styles in millinery.
DR.. Rodney Willard of West Tops
ham and Henry Hood of the Same
place lett Juis morning for Burlington
10 take the two year old son OF Mr..
Hood 10 NE hospital 10 undergo an
operation for hernia.
The city finance committee meets
tonight TO approve bills.
Miss Anna Hayes left this noon for
a short visit at her home in North
field.
Will Ordway a former Barre boy
who has been in the west the past
eight years arrived in the city We'd
nesday from PnGnix, Arizona.
Mis- j. E. Mcmahon and Miss Rose
Berry of Burlington visited in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. brennan of Mcrfisville who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. II
w. Scott returned home Wednesday
night.
P D. Barnes, wife and children left
Wednesday for AuSable Forks, N. Y.
Mrs. Barnes will visit her sister there
during the summer.
Mrs. M. j. Noonan left Wednesday
night for Burlington.
Thomas Suitor went to Waterbury
Wednesday nighC returning yester.
day.
Sam Samuelson spent Decoration
Day In Burlington.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and