Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-13
CITY, NEWS

ance Is requested
Some 20 couples attended the pri.
vate dance last evening In K. OF P.
hall. The music was by Wilder's or
chestra of Montpelier and the floor
was in charge OF Harry Chamberlin.
The party lasted until midnight.
At the regular meeting Of the local
b.anch, R. G. l. p. A last evening
two candidates, the Misses Ethel Han.
son and Emma Green, were initiated,
and two applications we're received.
The two symbols of Rev. 1913:
lilo wi | be the subject Of the evening
in L. NJ. A verill s hall at 100.
Miss Alferdna Grenier has gone to
Montreal.
W. NJ. Talgler has returned from
New York.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will serve chicken pie supper at the
church on Wednesday. Sept. 25.
The books for the old folks concert
have arrived and the first rehearsal
will be held tonight at 100 O'Clock
sharp in the Methodist church.
A dance will be held in Miles hall
tonight. Gentleman with lady cor.
daily invited. Prof. Lentini with
Bruce's orchestra will furnish music
There will be special communica.
ton of Grauite Lodge No. IS. F. &
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second degree.
A son weighing l2l pounds was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rowe at 4al North Main St.
B. 9 roskv has moved from Summer
St., u Prospect st.
AS many of the members Of the
Barre Retail Merchants Association
a, possible are requested to meet with
| the committed on new Industries this
evening at the office OF the sec etary
+ c French.
The six months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. w J. Turner died this morning
at its home on Depot Square.
Fred Rowland Of he Boston Burial
Case Co., spent last night in the city
the guest of B. w. Hooker.
The corn cast at the SundaySchool
class Of Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones was to
hold this evening On Hooker Hill has
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing.
At the Morrisville races yesterday
"Wilbrino," owned by G. H. Camp
bell and driven by +. A. Slayton, won
the third money in the 2.22 class. In
the record heat he cut himself badly
and reopened his old would, which
will lay him up for sometime.
There was the best audience Of the
season SO far at the op "a house last
evening to see ''Old Jed Prouty."
The play was excellent as usual and
the applause at the excellent acting
was frequent and hearty. Although
the play has been before the public for
many years, y audiences never seem
to weary OF seeing it. Nearly all the
old favoriteS were in the company
playing here last evening, including
Richard Golden, who was the life and
soul of the whole play as usual. His
support was excellent and the entire
performance was very enjoyable.
P. Bell OF Waitstield is in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Segel and Mr..
and Mrs. Thom's Brady, with their
families, are at Burlington to observe
the Hebrew New Year.
Or. J. w. Jackson was at Water.
bury today on pension case.
Mrs. j. w. jackson is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. |. c. Given of Bald
winsville, Mass and her brother. A.
J. Emery, bis wife and son from vii.
Transport, Pa.
At the NEE ing Of Court Granite
city, f. of a.. las evening three can.
ditates were i4itiated. Fuur names
we voted on aud five application re-
Gel cd.
| Bert Mills and David Willie are
considering the purchase of a quarry
in New York state, as they have an
option on it. The stone is a fine
grained one and greenisn in color. 1t
lakes fine polish and looks we'll when
hammered.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Fraser left this
morning for visit at Binghamton,
N. Y.
Capt. H. A. Duffy left this morning
for a visit at Syracuse and Buffalo,
N. Y.
Mrs. Donald Smith and her mother,
Mrs. S Carswell, are spending the day
in Burlington.
Oliver Stone and family of Williams.
town left this morning for Montreal
Ms. George Marley and her
children left this noon for their
home IN Lowell. Mass, after a visit
with Mrs. W. M. Marley.
Fred M. Blanchard and his mother,
who have been visiting Miss Louise
Blanchard at South Barre. left this