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

CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS
The booking for the lecture course
OF the Barre Ente rtainment AsSocia-
tion this winter is as follows: Nov.
18th, Upper; Nov. 20, w. j. Clark;
Dec. 6, George R. Vending; Dec. 10.
Barre Mus ical Association; Jan. IA
Joint Debate, Hon J. P. Deliver and
Hon. Champ Clark; Jan. 20 Hamil-
ton Maybee; Jan. 81, Mr.. PArker's
Pickaninuies; Feb. 8, Rev FIR. F. G,
Kelley; Feb. 13, Ladies Symphony.
An effort is being made to get up a
subscription large enough to warrant
the production Of Barbara Freitchie
at the Barre Opera House Nov. I'd.
Girdon L. Woodwork, formerly of
Fred Beckman's barber shop, has
opened a shop for himself in the G.
Tomasi block in the shop formerly
occupied by Fred Wess This he has
fitted up with new furniture and pro-
poses to run 1t In first class manner.
As Mr.. Woodwlrth Is known as good
barber, he will undoubtedly have all
the patr' n e that be can attend to.
Miss Grace Ingalls, is spending the
day at her home 10 Northield.
Miss Carrie Draper IS spending to.
day and Sunday at her home in Ran.
dolph.
David White has moved from the
corner OF Smith and Ladd streets to
North Main street, just this side Of
Berlin street.
Mrs. Charles Fassola has returned
from her trip to New York.
Miss Clara Padr nj, daughter OF p
Padruni, has returned from New YorF.
W. T. Calder has just painted his
new house at the conner of b 'ct ley
and North Main streets. The body
OF the house is painted yellow WI T.
dark green trimmings and he hipp, u
roof is painted a dark bEewn, the
whole forming a very attractive com
binatlon.
Chauncey E Harris, the we'll know n
hunter and fisherman, is expected to
retu n next week from a hunting trip
through the northern part of New
Hampshire. His friends are all an
ticipating feast OF venisoH as they
expect that he has at least k3lled one
deer If rot more. X
Miss Alice Goodwin left Yesterday
attern on 10 Northheld to pend to.
day and Sunday at her homeE
L. A. Dustin is building a house for
o. Nelson on Prospect avenue.
ID. Mrs. George w. Parks istreported
ass s.s.r riously sick at her home IN North
Henry R and W. H Sulham were
IN Marshfield yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Halves have re.
turned from their trip to Morrisville.
The Smith, Whitcomb s. C Ok Co
have ceased to run nights NOW, but
are comp. lied to run until 6 o'clock
several days each week in order to
keep up with their work.
Henry Russ expects to 60 to the
northern part Of New Hampshire the
first OF next week on hunting trip in
search of little fresh veniSon.
A. w. b own has finished work fol
Smith, Whitcomb s. Cook Co., and
has gone back to St. Johnsbury where
he has secured work.
AT the morning service 10 the Pres.
by'erian church tomorrow the elders
recent elected by the congregation
Will be ordained. In the evening Mr..
Mitchell will Xchange with Rev. E.
M. Flu Ter Of the Baptist church.
AT the met ting of the Vermont Fed.
Grafton of Wome II s Clubs at Morris.
vile this week the election OF eff
GERS resulted as follows: President
Miss Helen W. Smith, White River
junction; vice president, Miss Jennie
Valentine, Benning ton; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Gertrude S. Davis, Rut
lano treasurer, Mrs. Anna Pearl
Lyndonville; delegates to the biennia
convention In Los Angeles, CAL, ir
May, Mrs. c W. Stone, St. Jnhnsburv
Mrs. o. G. Ashton, Rutland, Mrs. S. E
Pingree, Hartford. Mrs J. B Need
ham, Rutland.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
services as follows: 1890 a. NJ, ,
Sunday School rally service with shor
addresses. The intermediate and sen
ior departments of the Sunday Scnoo
will attend as classes. The Bibl'
school at IL m. Epworth League
meeting at 5:45 p. NJ, with sermon
at &C. ock, subject, 1.-THE Gloriou
Gospel of Christ"
A Sunday School rally service will
be held at the Methodist church a
1890 a. m. tomorrow. There will b
several short addresses.
Miss n n RlAckmnr danohtor NJ .