Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-07
CITY NEWS.

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Miss Mabel Roben returned Satur.
day night from Groton, where she hat
been visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas
Sheritfs.
Coda Douglass of the Rizzi Gran
lite Co. of GrOton arrived ia the city
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
his parents. He went to Mortified
on business today. He goes on bust.
ness trip to several New Hampshire
towns about the middle OF the week.
You may be obliged to miss some OF
the social functions this winter, but
you should put Jan. 9th the date OF
the Barre firemen's ball, down on your
book as a sure thing. You will not
regret it.
The annual meeting of Hose Co.
No, 2 will be held at the Blackwel
street hose house tonight.
The drawing classes taught by viii.
liam Duff. Currier block will b. re-
sumed this week
G. A. Jondro has hired Charles
Evans to help him in bis barber shop
and pool room in the A. D. Morse
bl OK. He will run two chairs in con.
neclion with his billiard and pool
room.
The Glover Club will meet with
Ms. b. W. Hooker tomorrow at 2 Ia
p. m.
The Sp'i'naliStS OF Montpelier will
hold chi' k"n pie snciable at f. j.
Fallon's mex. Wednesday. The money
raised is to =" towards paying Max
ham the we'll known singer, who is to
furnish music at the approaching
convention.
There will be a ,ecial cOmmunica
tion of Granite Lodg", No. IS, +. & A.
NJ, Monday evei ing at p. IN. Work
third degree.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Baptist church will
be held Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlor The business meeting
will be held promptly at o'clock. All
members are requested to be present
as 1t is the election of officers. A hash
supper will be served at 6 O'Clock to
which everybody is invited.
A new discovery has been made
by local SCIENTISTS" but they are
very sensitive about having any one
speak to them about it. However, If
you wish to ascertain the real facts
In the case, 90 the rounds amongst
the plumbers asking each one what he
thinks about the use of Condition Pow.
ders In cementing sewer pipe joints in
preference to the old cement that has
heretofore been used. Keep on ask
ing the question until you come to one
who will let out his strong right arm
and land his knuckles on your Jaw.
Then II you care to continue investi.
cations you will have clew to work
upon.
The vested boys choir at the Church
of the Good Shepherd is a great sue.
cess, under the tutOrship of the Rev.
Brian G. Roberts. They sang in
most admirable manner last evening,
on the occa>i II of their second ap-
pearance.
Rev. Efiie X. M. Jones preached at
Middlesex yesterday afternoon, and at
Montpelier iu the evening in exchange
with Rev. j. Edward Wright.
Leah Hamel OF Plaindeld is attend.
ing the Spaulding high school.
Willis M. Abbott is entertaining an
unwelcome visitor, the grip, and in
consequence is off duty.
Rev. Ellie X, M. Jones represented
the Barre Universalist church and so.
ciety at thr funeral of Rev. S. A. Par
ker at Bethel this afternoon.
The Misses Nelson and Way of Bur.
lington, returned to Barre Saturday,
ready to resume their positions as
teachers in the Spaulding School to-
day.
Miss Nellie Stoughton returned
from Boston Saturday.
Miss Flora Averill returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives 10
Hardwick.
Tomorrow evening promises to be a |
Red Letter one in the history of the |
Iroquois tribe of Red Men. The newly |
elected chiefs, as well as the appointed |
ones, will be duly "raised up' by J.
A. l.. Julian, the District Deputy
Great Sachem. 1t is also expected
that the adoption and warriors de-
gree will be conferred on several can.
1idates. All members are urged to be
present.