Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-10
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Miss Kate Mott has returned from
a visit to her old home In New York
state
The third annual ball Of the Queen
Of the Forest Circle, Companions of
the Forest, is announced for Feb. 10,
in Miles hall.
st. Elizabeth Chapter, Church of
the Good Shepherd, met with Mrs.
bowers this afternoon.
The Brotherhood OF st. Andrew
meet tonigt at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd.
The officers of Queen Of the Forest
Circle, G. of f.. were installed Tues
day evening by the deputy, Mrs w.
X. Grlerson. Cake and coffee were
served after the installation.
Thomas McCutcheon of Northhs Id
is visiting in the city.
Ira G. Calef, Miss Lucy Calef and
Egera Calef, all of Washington, left
last night for Chicago, to be gone the
rest of the winter. Miss Emma
Huntington accompanies them, en-
route to Evanston, III.
At the dairymen's convention in
Burlington this week, Charles LePage
of this city took first prize on dairy
butter
Will Riley of the Montpelier Beef
Co., was in the city this morning for
the iirst time since he came out of
the Healon hospital.
The new officers of the R. G. l. p.
A. will be installed tonight by State
Organizer E N. Prescott.
Miss Annie Murray of Burlington,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Cochrane OF Forsyth place, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. l.. w. Heath entertained her
Sunday school class from the Metho.
dist church last night at her home,
No. 55 Washington street. All en-
ioyed very pleas INT evening. Re-
treShmentS were servtd.
Yesterday afternoon the Ladies
Aid of the Baptist society held their
annual meeting at the church. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. e. NJ
Tayntor: LIST vice. Mrs. 4. NJ. Fuller;
I'd vice, Mrs. p. g. Camp; secretary,
Miss Mary Stevenson: treasurer, Miss
Edna Perry: relief committee, Mrs.
Eonrrn picinn Nrc u n NrAcnIl n
Mrs. J. Al. Mason. The report of the
trea ,urer was very gratifying to the
society. From to 10 the evening
the usual monthly hash supper was
served and partaken of by large
number.
A lot more witnesses were summon
ed last night to appear before the
special grand jury now in session at
Montpelier.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge
No. 20, l. o. O. f. tonight.
One of the chimneys on the burned
Park block was taken down yesterday
afternoon, as it was considered dan.
gerous. A load of rough boards was
delivered at the block yesterday after
noon to be used in boarding up win.
dowS, etc. Several people were badly
frightened when they saw Allen &
Richardson S team drive up with this
lumber, actually thinking A. G
Blanchard had begun to have material
delivered for the erection Of his pro
posed new hotel.
The Rev. Ettie K. M. Jones study
class is requested 10 meet at the par.
sonage tonight at O'Clock.
Frank Gravlin and family Of Gardi-
ner, Mass, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Holden, returned
home this morning.
Old No. II, the original engine of
the Williamstown branch, got back
this morning from visit to the rail-
way sanitarium at St. Adams. When
she was replaced month ago by No.
%, she wos lame, leaky and rusty.
When she came whizzing into the
yard this morning She was resplend-
ant with black paint, her lame men,
bers had been patched up, and she
leaked only in few places. The
"boys" were all on hand to welcome
her back and they were astonished
and delighted at the improvement 10
her physical condition induced by the
treatment given her by the great
medicine men of the engine intirmary.
Born this morning, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Ford Of Maple
Grove
The Burlington News has the fol-
lowing item in reference to Allen
Martin, formerly Of this city, but now
prosperous and rising young attor-
ney at Essex Junction: "a sleighing
mishap occurred to Allen Martin of
Essex Junction, and Miss Kizzie
Bates OF the Burlington Trust Co., Of
this city, on Sunday last. They were
about to start for IA ride when the
horse took it into his head to run
away. Mr.. Martin was thrown out
but pluck!ly held to the reins and
was dragged for about three blocks
The horse was finally stopped and the
young people considered thense YES
lncky to have gotten out of it so cas-
lily"