Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-10
CITY NEWS.

1SCS AibA AANSCAAA6 "a AAOSS WI 49,
tonight.
Miss Monica Mogg of St. Johnsbury
is visiting her cousins L. C. and Wer
ner Beck for week.
Regular meeting Of the Hook ant
Ladder Co., Wednesday evening.
51-3
Regular meeting of the Pickwick
Club Tuesday evening. 51.2
F. H. Burke left today for Rutland
as delegate to the state convention Of
the c. o. F.
Thomas Brady Of the firm Of Segel
& Brady left today for Boston on a
weeks business trip. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Brady and child, who
will remain there for few weeks
visiting with friends whom she has
not seen for many years.
At the meeting Of Hohenzollern
Lodge, D. O. H., Saturday night one
candidate was initiated. 1t was vot-
ed to hold picnic in the near future
at Raymond Deimers farm. For fur.
Their particulars lodge members may
inquire of l.. c. Beck or Ludwig
levin.
Regular meeting Of N. E. O. P. on
Wednesday evening. 5l-53
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abear, who
were married recently, have gone to
Rouses Point.
Eugene ingalls, has returned from
North Fayston, where he went to at
tend the funeral Of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Rogers and
child left Saturday afternoon for
visit in Walden.
Thomas ]. Carey and Joseph Ball
entine, two stone cutters, left Satur-
day for Portland, Me.
Miss Mary Briggs of the Seminary
left Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with friends in Northteld:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r Hutchinson left
Saturday for an over Sunday visit in
Randolph.
r The funeral of the late Miss Zeb-
itaa Ie x was held at two o'clock yes.
terday afternoon from her home, the
Peck p ace, on West Hill, the Rev.
Effie K. N. Jones officiating. Music
was furnished by quartet composed
Of Mrs. Braley, Roy Howard, Miss
Healey and George Inglis. The bear.
ers were Albert, Heber and Clinton
Thwing, Irving Potter, Edward Scott
and W. G. Quinlen. Burial in Elm
wood cemetery. Following is list
Of the floral offerings: Wreath of
white carnations and lilies OF the
valley, from her brother, O. o. Peck
Of Spokane, WASH; the closing hour
OF white roses, carnations and lilies
Of the valley, MIR. and Mrs. @. L.
Bates; Faith, Hope and Charity, Mr..
and Mrs. w. q. Quinlen, of white
roses, carnations and lilies of the val
ley; ftar of white ro.es and pinks,
little Mary Zebitha Quinlen; pillow of
white and pink carnations and roses,
Clinton E. Thwing and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Scott; snow drops and roses,
Heber Thwing and family; roses and
pinks, Albert Thwing and family;
pink and white carnations, Mrs. Mary
j. Bailey, Mrs. Horatio Nye Bailey
and Miss Drusilla W. Bailey; pansies
from her very dear friends and neigh
bors, Mr.. and Mrs B. O. Wood white
carnations and roses, Mrs. j. G. vii
ley, Mrs. T. G. Bailey. Mrs. L. +.
Roberts and Irwin L. Potter; smilax
and boquet Of pink carnations, Mrs.
Flossie DePedro; heath, Mrs A. G.
Downing: boquet of white carnations,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen: cross and
anchor Of bridal wreath and gerani-
ums, Mrs. Frank Minard.
W. A. Bigelow and family left this
morning for weeks visit in Rox.
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst left this
morning for Boston. They are going
"Down East" to live.
A party from here spent Sunday at
Frank Batchelder's popular hotel,
Sabins pond.
Regular meeting of Green Mountain
Lodge, Manchester Unity Odd Eel
lows in Foresters hall at 1870 tonight
D. G. Woodbury. Of Randolph arriv.
ed in the city this morl ing.
Thomas Brady, wife and child, left
this noon for a visit of week or ten ,,
days ia Boston. i,
The doctors and lawyers are play. =
ing baseball on the seminary campus :
this afternoon. full list Of the cas-
ualties will appear in tomorrow's pa. r
per. ;
The Goddard baseball team is play a
ing against the Montpelier High Q
School team at Montpelier this after '
noon. 4
On account OF other attractions a
next Saturday evening the strawberry ii
social announced by the Ladies' Aid v
society of the Presbyterian church t
mas been indefinitely postponed. o
Regular and practice meeting CT II
Tiger Hose Co. No. 3, at O'Clock q
sharp Tuesday evening. 5l-2 q
Conrad Beck Of st. Johnsbury drove y
here Saturday for weeks visit with :,
BIS son, L Q. Beck and his nephew !
t.