Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-16
CITY NEWS.

parlOr on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. II.
at $3.50 O'Clock. A large attendance
Is desired and special invitation is
extended to all new members Ut the
union and to all others who are ex.
pecting to join in thensar future.
209.10
w. H. Gale is In Mortified today.
A son was born LAST night to Mr..
and MIS-. J. N. Morris of Mount st.
The Athena club will observe it's
second ''gent'emen's night" Tuesday
evening, Dec. II, at the home OF Mrs.
F. f. Langley, Edgewood.
Miss Florence Houston returned to
her home at Mortified this morning
after spending Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Tilden.
A. w. Lane and his son A. b Lane,
went to Mortified this morning
where they are experimenting the
construction of Dewey Memorial
Hall.
Grantee City Camp, Modern Wood
men of America, will hold regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
On account of the high wind Satur.
day evening crossed wires caused sew
eral false strokes on the fire alarm.
There was no lire.
Clan Gorden, o. S. c., will hold O.
regular meeting this evening. AS 1t
is expected that some action will be
taken upon the plan for the new build
ing it is desired that there will be a
full attendance.
Mrs. E. +. Campbell who has been
visiting Mrs. G. M. Wiley returned
this afternoon to her home in Middle
sex.
Mrs. A. S. Martin of this city sang
solo Saturday AFTERNOON at the meet
ing of the Saturday Afternoon club at
the parish house of Christ church,
Montpelier.
Mrs. L. M. Williams, Mrs. A. G.
Fay and Miss Matte Williams spent
Saturday in Burlington.
The Crescents defeated the Queen
Citys Friday evening at Burlington
winning two out of three games rolled
by total score of 1882 to 25l5.
Mrs. A. B. Hutchins Of East Barre
and grandchild, left Saturday for a
visit in Lebanon. N. ii.
Geo. M. Marion left Saturday noon
for Boston where he has secured an
excellent position.
Mrs. w. Beattie left Saturday noon
for Lowell, Mass, after visit OF
three months in this city with her
daughter, Mrs. James Wilkln.
A movement is Oh foot among the
local milkmen to raise the price Of
milk from five cents a quart to six
cents. All are not united, however,
upon this plan and SO the whole thing
may notOamount to anything. The
reason for it is said } be the high
prices of grain at present Milk Gsells
for four cents quart here in summer
and five cents ia the winter.
James McDerment of Brookfeld
was in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Stevens returned to St.
Johhsbury Saturday noon after Il visit
with Mrs. Charles Mills.
The funeral services ever the re-
mains of Ada Jerd were held SaIur-
day morning at the home Of her pa
i rents, MIR. and MRS. Charles Jerd, on
Laurel street. Rev. f. a. Poole Of
Heated and the remains were taken
i..(;raiptree on The noon train for
| burial.
Henry Fren;er returned Saturday
morning from D short business trip to
Rutland.
All the st1rss will be open evory
evening this week except Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. White went to
Essex Junction Saturday morning to
spend the holidays
In their game with the Queen Cltys
at Burlington Friday evening the
Crescents made new team total and
Trenoneth made. the league record for
three-string total, 593.
Mrs. Frank Bowman is moving to-
day from Prospect street 10 Montpe-
lier.
The Rev. Ellie X. M. zones asks ali
the members Of her Sunday School,
class who can help with the Christ.
mas work to come to :the parsonage
at I O'Clock this evening.
Remember it costs bat dollar 1
,, season to store any wagon or sleigh
!, with Rugg 4 Campbell at the Trot
!, ting Park and they can be stored un
der lock and key and in box stalls o.
under the grand stand safe andCdry.