Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-06

SATURDAY nlBnG IrOLu tuelr UP GlTOugu
the west.
Editor Hindley Of the Nergennes
Enterprise was in the city on business
Saturday.
\ son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Forbes of Kirk St.
Miss Eva Houston and Miss jose
phine Perkins of Mortified visited in
the city Friday.
DR.. G. NJ. Scribner has purchased
Of Charles Cheney the valuable colt
which was exhibited at the trotting
park last summer.
There will be a meeting at the
Apollo Club rooms in Montpelier at
100 this evening for the purpose of
organizing golf club.
F. n. Burke was called to Shell
burne Saturday by the death OF his
wife's mother.
The Rev. Frank Gale has returned
to Stowe. He has been visiting bis
parents here for two or three weeks,
and has been i'll.
u. Macchi, the well known granite
manufacturer at North Barre, is to be
united in marriage May IS, with Miss
Mary Broggini.
Dean Perry returned to Burlington
Saturday.
Miss Matte Price spent sunday in
Middlesex.
A. J. McKellow returned to Bur
lington Saturday night.
John Brown went to White River
junction Saturday afternoon.
Miss Julia Holland visited in the
city Saturday afternoon.
c. R. Allen is visiting his parents.
1t looks now as tho Ugh 10 bowling
team from Barre would attend the
tournament at Rutland.
A daughter was born Saturday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Car
roll.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Minnie have
gone to New York, called there by
the death Of a sister Of Mrs. Minnie.
| At a special conclave OF Granite R.:
A. Chapter tomorrow night the Mark
degree will be worked.
Dillon & Haley of Montpelier COM
menced work in their new stone shed
today. The firm was burned out the
first of the year and has built a new
plant, which is model Of convenience,
being equipped with all modern in-
provements for carry ing on business
in first-class shape. The shed is said
to be one Of the best equipped in that
city. trj.
L. NJ. Aldrich left for St. Adams
Saturday afternoon, after spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs.
Purvee.
Miss Myrtle Purvee left for Water
bury this morning, after spending
Sunday at her home. She is employ
ed there in Miss Cooley's millinery
store.
The closing concert OF the Presby-
terian Young Peoples associarion comes
next Wednesday evening at 7.30. The
following ladies and gentlemen will as
sist the choir of the church: Misses
Brown and Croft; Mes>rs. W, F. Morse,
R. Kinney, Geo. Murray, Or Lynde,
Prof. Lentini. The concert is sure TO
be good and the admission fee Will be
only 10 cents. Look out for program
early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gilley left this
morning for Boston.
Chief Campbell and assistants tried
every fire alarm box in the city Satur-
day afternoon, and found the system
in splendid condition. One box was
found plugged with piece Of a comb
in such manner that the key could
not be inserted. If those living near
fire alarm boxes will report all persons
tampering with the same to the po-
lice, they will do an act of public good
and at the same time may win the $40
reward offered by the city.
Ray ond Deimer and family went
to Burlington Saturday afternoon.
Miss Edith Allen left Saturday for
Raodolph to visit friends for a week
or two.
G. S. Andrews. proprietor of the
Peoples shoe store, spent Sunday with
his family in Burlington.
Michael Flynn went to Boston Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Arthur Parody is visiting in
St. bloomsbury.
Mrs. Lewis Gay is visiting in Ran
dolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Prindle spent
Sunday in Waitsaeld.
Mrs. R. H. Watkins was very pleas.
emily surprised Wednesday evening by
the Ida Reed Union of which she was
president. The evening was spent in
q social way and games, after which
cake and coffee was served by the
ladies Of the union. Mrs. Watkins
was presented in behalf Of the union
with beautiful chocolate pot, the
president responded in a few we'll
chosen words thanking the union.
The presentation was made by the
secretary.