Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
CITY NEWS

E. O. Grearson returued this morns
ing to Bethel and r. A. Phelps tC
Randolph, after spending the night
in this city.
Joe Cardini ana Angelo ,Zuchinetti
returned this morning from Italy.
c. w. Averill has placed new pool
table in his splendid residence On
Chubbs Meadow. Mr.. Averill has one
Of the most attractive homes in the
city. His pool room is on the TOP
floor.
The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
E. B. Whitaker on Tuesday after
noon.
All schools in the town Of Barre Will
begin the winter term next Monday
except the primary at East Barre,
where no teacher has yet been engag'
ed.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
morning at 1890 O'Clock, Presiding
Elder Sherbulne will preach. In the
evening at o'clock the Woman's
Home Missionary Society will hold a
"Thank Offering" service at which
Mrs. @. O. Judkins Of Montpelier will
speak. Bible School at - M, Young
Peoples meeting at 5.45. Strangers
welcomed.
An unfortunate man who has but
che arm is very desious OF securing
work so he can earn his own living.
Strong and willing to WORK. Fol
more particulars inquire Of l.. H.
Thu. rston, overSeer of the poor.
1878
There will be a meeting of the ex'
ecutive committee of the cribbage
league at the Tool Sharpeners' hall at
o'clock tonight. 1873 4a
Tickets are out for the annual So
cial and dance of the Foreign Masons
and they may be had Of the commit
tee, Robert Kynoch, VIM. Melvin
Alex Ross, James Williamson, VIM
Birnie, sam Reid, A. Young, j.
Chesser, Geo. Mitchell, T. Kesson,
J. Milton. After the 18th can invite
friends.
Barre is still growing. During the
year just closing 1873 new buildings
were erected in this city. Next veal
there promises to be even greater
number erected.
Al. Tayntor Of the Tayntor Con.
struction Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
his wife arrived in Barre Thursday
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
M. Tayntor, at "a Merchant St.
M. J.Waterman Is moving his bsk-
cry and confectionery business t." Wa.
terbury where he will run it in con-
nection with a restaurant.
Miss Jennie Sparrow Of M ontpelier,
hasgone to New York, where she is
to work 4 the office of Leland & Hall,
the granite dealers by whom she was
employed at Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Burnham enter.
tertaiped about 20 Of their relatives
and fr' Is al theit hume Nv Shady
Rill i .,.,4ksgiving, members being
present rom this city, Montpelier and
Northtl "a and a very enjoyable day
being s.'eut.
The Sisters OF Mercy entertained
the teachers of St. Monica's Sunday
School at their home on Summer St.,
Wednesday evening and instructed
them how they could best teach the
children in their respective classes.
1t is now expected that the crib.
bage tournament will be resumed
Monday evening when the Red Men
and the Knights Of Columbus will
meet for the first time.
In the Presbyterian church tomor-
row Mr.. Mitchell will conduct the
usual services.
Hon. Geo. R. Vending lectures
here on Friday evening next on Mira
beau and the French Revolution. 10
hear him will be great opportunity.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week the Ladies Aid
society of the Presbyterian church
will hold its annual fair. A pleasing
program will be presented each ever
ing, and fine variety of aprons, chill.
dren's dresses, fancy work, dolls, can
dies, ETC., will be on sale. Refresh.
ments of ice cream, cake and coffee
will be served. The ladies solicit the
continued patronage Of the members,
adherents and friends of the c,ngrega-
ton.
On account Of the publication Of an
article in Barre paper about the
hogs in this city dying the sale Of pork
and pork products has fallen off con.
in this city. The article |
simply forgot to state that only q very
small amount of the pork sold here is |
raised near here.
Byron Hathaway will soon leave for !!
Lewiston, Me.