Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-18

thOd advertised by T. ID. Barber and
b. A. Turner, Chicago, ILL.,, OF teach.
ing o%steopathy by d all, as such meth
DDS are wholly insufficient to equip an
osUeopath and must, therefore, lower
the present high standard of osteopa-
tiny. They requested the "American
Osteopathic Association" (NationaD to
take such means as it deems wise to
restrain the operation at such an insti-
tuition. 1t is hoped by every n in.
terested In osteopathics and osteopa.
thy that their efforts may S ucceed.
Vest .rday afternoon at 100 Mr.. l..
Fl. Green. as auctioneer OF the New
England Development and Inprove-
ment Co., commenced the sale Of the
Windsor Terrace building lots for
Mark L. Beardsley. Notwithstanding
the very bad weather fully 200 persons
were present at the time appointed.
MI. Green commenced operations by
introducing the gentlemen OF the CON-
pany who we're present, Messrs. @. F
Lancaster and a. Mills, and stated
the object Of the company. Immedi.
ately Following his little speech he
called for a young girl to assist him in
dra wing the prizes, and Miss Mamie
DeForge answered. MI. Green asked
those who were lucky enough to draw
prizes not to forget the little girl, and
according to the way she was remem-
bered Miss DeForge was not forgotten.
The first prize, a Iady's gold watch,
was drawn by Mrs. &. Patterson, the
balance consisting Of opera glass, tea
and br akfast sets, vases, rings, etc,
we're drawn by the following: Mrs. D.
NJ. Miles, Mrs. S. A. Bennett, Mrs. J..
NJ. Mason, Mrs. John Brown, Master
James Ross and Joseph Thayer, Miss
Nettie Page. Frank 4. Cate, Mrs. Hy-
land, E. A. Wheeler, A.. j. Baldwin. J..
NJ. Mason. Willie Trail, Mrs. ]. F. Nc
Donald. Mary Fushey, and B. A. Sum.
ner, Montpelier. After drawing three
pr yes the sale of three lots took place
when some more prizes were disposed
of, and this was the program right
along until about ten lots were sold
T day and Saturday the same program
will be carried out and many valuable
presents given away.
Prof. O. K. Hollister left on the 5 10
train yesterday afternco on for Buffalo
to attend the Universalist National
convention.
At a largely attended meeting Of
the Barre FiremenS' club held Tues
day evening, it was voted to hold the
annual Firemens' Ball on the evening
Of Thursday, Jan. 9th. A committee
of three consisting Of Cady Averill,
James Black and Bert Morse was cleo.
ted to engage a hall and an orchestra,
and report ut the next meeting. This
committee have secured Miles hall for
that evening.
The following contributions have
just been given to St. M nica's fair
Tilden & Wiley, pair 'Sorosis" Shoes,
$3.50; F. E. Burr & Co., silver teapot
and pickle dish; Frank McWhorter, a
dress suit case.
At a recent meeting Of Neal Dow
Lodge, l. 0. G. T., Of this ci1y it was
voted to extend an invitation to the
Grand Lodge, l. o. G. t., to hold their
next meeting here. 1t is probable
that the invitation will be accepted.
Mrs. Anna Osborne of East Barre
was in this city yesterday. ,
Mrs. Annie Carroll is sick with ty-
pl old f'v:r at the B. Tomasi block,
Miss Jes,i Smi' h has returned from
a month's visit at Quincy, NJ ,ss.
Rev. s. N Jackson returned to Bur.
lington last evening.
See East Lynn tonight at the opera
house.
Gorman.-Ford and their company
cxcelled themselves last night when
they presented Kathleen Mavuurneen.
The audience received the piece in an
enthusiastic manner in fact it was
the most pleasing performance that
was seen here for a long time. Harry
1ormands unexpectedly at home in the
character of Torrance O'Moore and his
comedy success was we'll done and
later in the heavier scenes he proved
equal to the tas k. Anna Pomery in
the title part was very graceful and
played in a manner that showed she
was perfectly familier with the char
actor. Bart Ford kept the house
laughing while he was on, although
his part was small he made the most
of it. The specialties between the
acts were all first class. The comp any
is deserving and should have bigger
houses.
The Adventists will hold services in
the Averill hall Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock and Sunday evening at I
o'clock. Subject Sunday night: "God's
Great Gift to Man"
The Rebekah Lodge will open their
winter season Of whist parties this
evening at 8 O'Clock sharp at Odd
Fellows hall. 1t is hoped that all who
attended last year and many new ones
will be present. Refreshments will be
10000 -, 1890