Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-04

A. A. Smith & Bro, have just put
Up Two handsome signs at their store.
They are white background with
blocked letters, gold covered.
J. c. DeBrune returned Monday
from Walden where on Saturday he
enjoyed eating maple tugar on snow.
He says there is still much snow left
there.
Court Barre, Independent Order Of
Foresters will hold their first picnic
and dance Saturday afternoon and ev.
ening at Dewey Park.
Through an accident the name OF
e. Belleville was omitted from the
list OF the l. o. F., tug OF war team
gwen in yesterdays paper.
Letter Carrier c. A. Spear will
leave on the $40 train this afternoon
for Buffalo. While he is away Substi-
cute Letter Carrier Oscar Carleton
will take his place.
Thomas Fox left this morning for
St. Johns, N. B., afoer visit with
John Q. Heney.
Spe cial communication OF Granite
Lodge No. IS, +. and A. M, at O..
clock Friday evening. Work first de.
gree. 1926
Miss Dillard,' owned by Page
Bros. OF this city. won the first mo.
ney 10 the 2.24 dlass at the Laconia,
N. H fair yesterday. The best time
ia the five heats was 2.2l}.
Hiawatha Lodge Of ord Fellows
will work the initiatory degree at the
meeting Thursday evening and full
attendance lis requested.
PRANK w. JACKSON,
ID Noble Grand.
There viii 5e special meeting OF
the Quincy society in Socialist hals on
Iinu'slAy eSenlog. Sept. 5. Per or
DEL, % A. CcKVI, CHIEF.
AT the meeting OF the Modern
Woodmen OF America held last even.
ing A. A Carroll was elected banker
and one application was received.
Willie MarAou left this norniog for
Iberville, E.'Q., to resume his studies
there.
Sanctuary Granite City S. OF A.,
will have irregular meeting Thursday
evening. 81
All the,sewho submitted articles for
Trio knitting and darntug Contest Ter
Labor Gay can get them back by casl
ling at the tool sharFe0ers' nall stss
evening.
Miss Mamie Howe is the guest OF
Miss Stella 'Heney, u her way from
Buffalo to her home in E.ancas ssr,
N. H..
Mrs. Fay Pierce and daughter aeft
this mosAing for Huatingts'n, after y
short visitsVaEh Mics II. S. Luce. 49,
MRS. e. A., Walker saG Miss 4Ter-
'bs0ds Walker left; this morning for
MtidlsseE tos.ieit MIS- Msaeu CLARK.
Mr.. add Mrs. George Clay were the
gnests Of DIR. ~snd MrS. NJ. d. Lamb
yesterday.
Nm. AoGEeeor and daughter, Miss
Mary E. AeGregor, are t be guests Of
his sister, Mrs. John D. Smith. They
.couso from Philadelphia.
A. NJ. usekman Of Bridgeport. CT,
lis Nisit0rlin this city.
.A.good -6lzed .,srowd WIS on Bum
hama mea&ew early last evening TO
witness the base ball Throwing con-
test left over from the Labor DAY
sponts. p. .Thayer VICE the first
pcize with throw Of 33l feel 2 inch
~, and II. c samben.in WAS second with
$50 fee. 2 ipGhes.
A. a.. NOISE is at his home iE this
CITY from Old Orchard Beach, Ne,
for few days HlS family expect to
retAlrn next week fnam there, having
paseed tie suxlmer there.
Mrs. Anna .OsborDe has eourned
froIA short stay at East Barre.
There Ill be no special connoca-
ton of Ruth Chapter, % E. s.. this
evening On account Uf ice bilily Of cAn-
didates TO te present.
Several SGcietia in connection with
the pfeSoy 5erian chulcn met last
night to make plaGS for the winters
work. the ladies will have the usual
October supper on the 4th of that
month arsd their usual winter fair on
the 5th, 6ih and It'll Of December.