Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-12
CITY NEWS

The Hook & Ladder Co., held a
regular and practice meeting We'd
nesday evening. AT the latter the
principal feature was the fine ladder
work Of w. T. Campbell and G. B.
Gladding. At the former the resig'
nation Of T. D. Harrington, because
he is soon to leave the city, was &C.
cepted and John Harrington was cleo
ted substitute member and E. A.
Prindle was chosen as the delegate to
the Firemens convention at Rut-
land. a..
Harry, the son of A. M. Stafford,
has gone to Walden to spend the va
cation.
R. L. Cilley, manager of the Ham
mond Beef Co., at Manchester, N. H.,
left yesterday noon for his home IN
that city after a visit with Frank B.
Minard and others in this city.
There will be regular meeting OF
Court Barre, independent Order of
Foresters, Friday evening. "a
Rev. Alvin M. Smith, who has been
the pastor Of the Washington Univer.
salist church for a number of years
past, will leave tomorrow for Will
Jamestown for a short stay and will
then 20 to West Concord to take
charge of his new pastorate. His
wife who is now in Stockbridge will
join him later.
The ladies Of the G. A. R., will
hold their regular meeting this eve
ming July 18th in their hall in the
city building at 1870 O'Clock.
E. B. Tarbell Of Springfield, Mass,
travelling freight agent of the Boston
Il Maine railroad, was in this city
yesterday to visit Col. and Mrs.
H. r. Stoughton. He was the first
clerk that Mr.. Stoughton had while
at Randolph and always comes to see
him whenever he can. lie was the
general freight agent of the old Con-
necticut River railroad when that
was separate corporation.
w. s. Calef of Chicago, who has
been visiting his uncle, Ira G. Calef,
at Washington for the past two
months, left on the $40 train yester
day Afternoon for his home
The funeral of Ulysses S. Cheever
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Hedding M. e church at 2 o'clock,
and was we'll attended, the church be-
ing we'll filled with relatives and
friends. Rev. A. e. Atwater offlciat.
ed and there WIS singing by the
church choir. There were many floral
tributes, showing the esteem in which
the deceased was held. Among them
was an elegant floral pillow from Hia-
watha lodge Of Odd Fellows, compos-
ed Of roses and carnations and having
the three links on the top. The bur-
ial was in Elmwood cemetery and the
bearers were from Hiawatha lodge,
Homer Fits, y. j. Dodge, and E. j..
SOwden; and from Green Mountain
Council, Royal Arcanum, VIM. Dur
kee, G. w. Huntington and George
Gates. Both Hiawatha lodge and
Green Mountain council attended in a
body.
Charles Blxby left yesterday noon
for Portland, Me.
Mrs. James G.. King and Mrs. John
Taylor left yesterday noun for Inver-
ness. P. G., stopping on the way at
St Johnsbury and other places.
The Seventh Day Adventists have
changed their place Of meetings from
under the Parlor drug store to rooms
in Bolster's block. up one flight. Ser.
vices will be held as usual on Sunday
and Wednesday evenings at 100
Sabbath School at 2 O'Clock, followed
by preaching at 8 Saturday afternoon
The subject Sunday evening will be
1.-THE United States in Prophecy
Everybody is invited to all these ser
vices.
CaYl Rollins was in Roxbury today
H. ]. and @. E. Thwing were ir
Roxbuly today buying wood for the
coming winter.
Miss Lena Church OF West Topshan
has taken office room in F. j. Mar
tins law office and will do all kinds OF
stenography. Miss Church is com
petent stenographer in which capac
ity she has been employed at st. AL
bans for sometime. She has many
friends in Barre who will be pleased to
know that she has come here to live.