Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-09
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The Rev. A.W. Dickens OF Middle
bury will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church tomorrow.
First Lieutenant Frank Gladding
and Second Lieutenant William Wis.
hart 60 to Brattlebor0 Monday to be
examined for commissions.
Charles M. Rodee is reported on the
sick list.
Regular meeting Of the school COM
missioners Tuesday evening.
There will be a special meeting Of
Barre Council X. OF g., at Up. m,
Sunday.
Ernest Hutchinson of Williams
town Is employed as clerk at NJ. J.
McGowan's store.
Miss Hattie Holt is reported on the
sick list, confined TO the house with
the German measles.
William M. Strong finishes work at
the Combination Cash Store tonight
and leaves Monday for his home 10
Woodbury..
The next meeting of Sanctuary
Granite City S. Of A., viii take the
fOrm Of a Sociable. The date is Feb.
2l.
Remember the ladies whist party
this evening.
The ladies' Of the Eastern Star will
hold their fortnighily whist party this
evening. Everyone invited.
Will Brown went to Cabot yester-
day afternoon.
Margaret Fowler left yesterday for
Boston.
A. E. Batchelder rode out f"r the
first time yesterday morning for three
weeks. He says he will 60 to a warm
er climate during the winters Of The
future.
The soap bubble party and sale Of
cake and home made candy at The
Congregational church last night, was
well attended and much eri|yed. A
snug little sum was realized. An in-
,eresting musical and literary pro.
gram was rendered. Sides we're c,os.
en- and armed with clay pipes, the
contestants tried to see who could
blow the most bubbles through hoop
suspended over the center of the table
around which they were gathered.
The prizes, boxes Of home m de cardy,
we're Won by Ray Worthen and Mrs.
S. Fl. Pierce.
The Moondyoe club met last night
with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. .jackso
Mrs. CT. Camn and John johnson won
tirst prizes and Mrs. H A. Holt and
Dr.. g. W. Steele won the consolation
prize. Mr.. tHeyer gives as an ex-
cuse for not clpvuiiuk ms usual huu
o's that he was out of training.
Charles X. Scott is moving from
No. 6, Park street TO Coburn Jones
house on East street
E. w. BiSbee returned from a bust
ness "trip to Rutland last night.
John Mcdonald Of the tirm of Nc.
Donald & Buchan has gone to Al.
bany and other points on business.
Toe Rev G A Gearhart of Buffalo
who ectur' bere last year on the
"Dawn Of the Twentieth Century,
visited The r v. En-. K. NJ. J 'nes this
morning. He left Lhis afternoon for
West Burke.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs
J. NJ. Perry next Tuesday at 2.l5
p III.
The Rev Ellie X. NJ. Jones leaves
this afternoon for Bellows Falls where
S ne is to preach tomorrow.
vi Thomas of the Mrs. lie.
Muyhc mpany, was leading man
nth WV. Gillette In "SecreJ Serv-
ICE.
Mrs. f. NJ Waterman will spend
Su 'day IN Burlington.
At the opera house last night tt e
Robin en- Comic Opera Co., the old
favorites presented the Bohemia
Girl" In a splendid manner. 1t is
,urpri ling that more lovers of music
do not go to hear the Robinson Opera
CO. Frank D. Nelson is Que of the
best bass singers that ever appeared
in this city and he is splendidly sup
ported by Essie Gonz ales, Essie Bar
ton, Clayton Ferguson. Frank V.
French and Edward Eagleton and a |
large company of other splendid sing
ers. The acting is better than has |
been seen here In much higher priced |
companies. Tonightis the last chance |
to see them
The Young Woman's Tourist Club
will meet with Mrs. Currier on Mer-
Oh ant street, Monday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock.
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