Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-20
CITY NEWS

| uCluPldUiuS UuC udkIIS VI all dppllCH.
tion for union charter.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. O. Worthen are tc
leave tomorrow for few weeks visit
in Massachusetts.
The marriage engagement Of Miss
Julia n. Kenetick and William Kelley
was announced at st. Monica S church
yesterday for'the first time.
Walter LaBelle left Saturday for
Burlington to remain over Sunday and
Monday.
James Burns and daughter Miss
Gertrude, of St. Adams were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brean
over Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Kenyon left this
morning for visit in Boston.
Carl Rollins went to Roxbury this
morning.
George Ulmer, the genial agent for
"Quaker" ranges left this morning
for Rutland.
G. L.Bugbee and Virgil Ayers went
to Mortified this morning.
The Rev. Geo. R. Hewett OF Low.
ell, Mass, who preached at the Con.
gregational church the past two Sun.
days returned home this morning. 8
New ropes have been put in the
tower Of the Prospect ST., hose house.
Frank McWhorter returned Satur.
day night from a trip OF several
months through California. He is
feeling much better than when he
went away, but will continue his va.
cation for the present.
Ford Flagg Of Tufts College was in
the city today on the way back to col
lege, after having been stopping at
his home in Richmond for the past
week.
McWhorter has the largest and most
complete line Of Negligee Shirts. Do
not fail to see them. 30
At the regular meeting of Clan
Gordon on Monday evening the goth
business Of Importance will come up
before the Clan. A large attendance
is requested to he present. I'd
VIM. Shaw commenced work at the
G. V. freight office this morning.
The platform at the c. V. depot is
being rebuilt.
Angelo Sc !mpini has sold bis merry
go-rOund to man named Phillips
from WILLIAMSBURG, who will 60 on
the road with it. The first place be
will strike is Burlington.
There is a game of base ball here at
8 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon between
the Goddard team and the Vermont
Academy team. II will be played on
the Seminary campus and will be a
hot game.
Meeting OF Canton Vinton, No. 81. |
o. o. F., P. NJ, tonight. A full at
tendance Is requested. :
The marriage Of w. H. H. Luckett
to Miss Fannie Gale is announced to |
take place this week. MISS Gale is
The daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs N j.
Sale Of the Williamstown Gulf House
Ind Mr.. Luckett is station agent at
South Royalton. Both young people
nave host Of friends 10 this city.
Charles S. Dow spent Sunday in Bur.
ington.
At WatermanS market SATURDAY.
hight there was on exhibition "a
pound maSkolonge MT to j f. smith
y hts uncle in SwAnron
Miss Fannie Merchant age d IS years
laughter of Mr.. aud NJ s. Rob TT Met
liant OF l03 Smith st. died y, sterday
morning at 4 80 from brain Trouble.
She was taken i'll one weeh ago and
vas so troubled with her brain that
he doctors found it necessary 10 keep
Ter quiet by giving her opiates. She
ever fully recovered her strength and
nally passed peacefully away yester-
ay morning. Miss Merchant was
extremely we'll liked by all who knew
er, she was an enthusiasts ie member
+ the Christian Endeavor and also Of
be Sunday School class of the Con.
regational church. She leaves be.
Ides her father and mother four Sis
erS and brother to mourn her loss,
he funeral will be held at the house
70. 103 Smith St., on Tuesday after
Don at O'Clock. Rev. Ellie X. NJ.
ones officiating. Interment will be t
4 Elmwood cemetery. z
At st. Monica's church yesterday
lev. P. M. McKenna said that the
lst OF the new stations of the cross
ad been taken. These are certainly d
andsome, being of the most modern,
p to date kind, the price being con- a
derate owing to the quality OF the
Gods, $500 for fourteen is not expen {
We. Those who subscribed FL them '
e Mrs. Joseph Murtz Miss NJ. Miles,
RS. B. Tomasl, D. NJ. Miles, Catholic d
rider of Foresters, Michael Garvey, i,
RS. Frank Granger, Mrs. I. H. viii. i
ms, Frank H. Burke, Knights of \,
James Good (two), Michael "
bod, Mrs. L. A. Douglass. A