Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-22
CRY NEWS

first degree will be worked.
DR.. o. H. Reed is confined to biz
house by illness.
E. S. Burnham Is home after an ex
tended trip through the South.
"The Tennessee Partner" is thu
next attraction at the opera house
1t appears on the evening Of April 30
John Daley has finished work for J
e. Rodney. He went to st. Alban'
Saturday afternoon and will 60 Il
Chateaugay, N. Y, this week tt
work.
Samuel Parady left Saturday nigh
tor Maine to work. He will be JOINED
on the way by Herbert Longeway
and they will 60 to the same place.
Cyclists who care to save theil
wheels from the repair shop will dt
well to shun Main street and the
stone chips thereon. Summer street
has the better road for wheels.
Mrs. D. M. Miles and Mrs. M. Gar
vey went to Hardwick Saturday night
The Rev. Brian G. Roberts left this
morning for Concord, N. H., to be
gone a few days.
John Moorcroft and son Of Ports
mouth, N. H., who have been visit
ing at W. A. Bradford's, returned
home this morning.
A gang Of trackmen was busy In
the c. V. yard yesterday putting
down new rails.
There was very pleasant reunion
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Petrie, q Brook
street, Of those who came over from
the old country on the New England a
year ago. There was dancing, song
and Rotations. Refreshments were
served.
The liquor seized at the c. V. de-
pot last week has been advertised.
The time for claiming expires May g..
James Smith, Henry Kane and Ben
Robinson spent Sunday in Swanton.
Miss M. A. Fullerton arrived Satur-
day from Woodstock. She is to teach
SClOOl at EaSU Barre.
Robert O'Brien of Waterbury was
in the city Saturday visiting his son,
Eugene.
Observation-Disclosures Saturday
from Burlington, where he went to
have his eyes treated. He returns
there In four weeks for an operation.
Miss Ethel Trow Of this city has
gone to Albany, N. Y, to take q
course OF instruction at the Albany
Business College.
The search for the missing child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Giacobbi was continued
all day Sunday with no result. A
raft was constructed and anchored to
each shore by long ropes. 1t was float
ed down from Granite street nearly to
Jones Brothers and the river was drag
ged with hooks. but no sign Of the
little body was found.
Walter F. Morse and AFRO d. Morse
were in Brooktield yesterday to attend
the funeral Of their brother the late
Julian Morse.
The Rev. George Elliot Cooley who
preached at the Universalist church
yesterday returned to his home ia
Rutland today.
A regular meeting Of Barre Branch
g. G. N. u, will be held in Socialist
hall this evening at 7 O'Clock.
The annual meeting Of the Ida
Reed w. @. T. u, elected the follow.
ing officers: President, Mrs. 81. c.
Nye; first vice president, Rev. Effie
X. NJ. Jones; second vice president,
Mrs. Hayward; third vice president,
Mrs. Darling; treasurer, Mrs. Minard;
secretary, Mrs. o. I. (tregware.
Superintendent for the different de-
partments remain about the same as
last year.
Nat Whittier left this morning for
Boston to take treatment at the hos
pital.
Warren M. Hayward has finished
work at the Granite City Creamery.
The many friends in this city of W.
Fl. Pitkin formerly popular clerk for
Phelps Bros, but for the past two
years a commercial traveller will be
pleased to learn that he has just gone
into business for himself in Saranac,
N. Y.
Miss Mary Stevens of East Mont
pelier was in the city yesterday.
The musical association is to give a
free concert at the opera house to-
n. orrow evening. There will be speech
es and it will be a social event that
should not be missed.
Montpelier Council 800 X. ofC.,
give to Barre Council 4O1 on Tuesday |
night dance and supper for the |
and ladies. This is the fin
ishing touch to the crlbbage tourna-
ment played during the winter when
Barre won the trophy from Montpe-
lier along with this social entertain
ment. There will be three or four
special cars leave in front of Quinlen
block tomorrow evening at 7.15 sharp
to accommodate the many couples who
have signiaed their intention of be-
ing present.
The Rev. Frank R. Gale who has
been at home for the past ten DAYS on