Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-25
on NEWS

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All the proprietors of barber shop
are to meet at Fred BeckMan's shop u
O'Clock Monday night to talk thing
over" 1855
Lawrence Rov returned last nigh,
from visit In Manchester. N. H.
Mrs. Bigelow Of Battle Creek, Mich
who has been visiting her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Watt or
Elm street, returned home last night
Mrs Watt accompanied her, and will
VISIT fora few weeks at her former
home in Nevada Missouri.
Miss Goodrich, teacher Of art at the
Seminary will lave on exhibition and
for sale at Miles hall, Nov. 4th, 9Th
9th hand painted china, painting on
tapestry, picture frames and water
colCrS and many other articles.
II. d. Segel had on exhibition to.
day black lizard which he found In
the basement Of the Currier block. 1t
was about eight inches long.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Lynch of St.
Johnsbury are in the city to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Lynch's brother,
Patrick Gleastn.
W. Gleason arrived in the city last
night from Lancaster, N. f., in time
to see his brother Patrick just before
he died. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lynch and
Mr.. AID Mis-. T. j. Tlerney of St.
Johnsbury are also in the city to at.
tend the funeral.
W. W. Lapoint went to Woodsville,
N. H., this afternoon.
Angus McKoy of Lingwick, P. O.,
who has been visiting re .atives and
friends here and in Graniteville, re-
turned home last night.
Katie McAu,ey of the Mary Fetch
er hospital visited Mrs Oliver Martin
yeste' day.
Gail brennan of Woodbury. has on
exhibition at Ladd's young buck
that he shot.
The Name of the Guard" will be
the subject at the Adventists hall 10
the Averill block next Sunday even.
ing. "Our relation to God in the
use Of His Name is an important part
of the G. spell Of Christ and should be
carefully studied " This will (e the
subject for Sunday evening services
for few weeks.
Mrs DR.. Lamb who has been in Bos-
ton the past week will return this
evening.
Don't miss the bazaar at Miles hall
Nov. 4th, 9Th and 9Th.
Patrick Gleason, after an illness of
fourteen days with typhoid fever, died |
this morning at 4 O'Clock at his home |
4 the Morse block. The deceased was
~ years Of age, being born In Ling
wick. T. G., and was granite cutter
Tor Melchtr s. Hadley for a number of
years. He was member Of the G.. q.
N. u, and Of Barre Council, Knights
If Columbus. Mr. Gleason was mar.
Red Sept. 10th to Miss Eva M. Fisher
If Montpelier, and had just returned
rom his wedding trip when he was
aiken sick. Besides his wife be leaves
10 mourn bis loss father and mother
It Lingwick, P. O., three sisters, Mrs.
[. }. Tierney. Mrs. D F. Lynch OF
it. Johnsbury, VT, and Mrs. NJ. Lynch
II Montreal. He also leaves six broth.
rs. He wasa quiet, unassuming young
nan, very ST. a,y but extremely popu.
ar. His loss will be felt by those with
whom he vas a. quainted. The fune-
al will be held Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment in the Catholic
emetery at Montpelier.
Fl. J. Sl,yton returned last night
rom Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney roturn-
d from Boston this morning.
At the meetiog of the r CT. PA
lst night two applications were re-
lived and he was voted upon. Three
legat eS and three alternates to the
eutral Lab Union W re elected. =
t vas voted to hold mother whist
arty and d n,e ia X. P hall on the y
'ening of Nov. IA.
A. E Batcht lder j. w. Mcdonald
}. W. Mcdonald and A. Dupree Gao &
red three coons last night. This
axes a total Of fourteen so far this
aSon.
DR. D. ]. Smith of Claremo1t, N.
:, arrived In the city last night
The case Of State vs.. Ambrogini for r
each of the peace was continued \
ia morning until Nov. 5.
Miss Agnes Nash went to Burling-
n this morniug.
Mrs. Bessie Mcdonald, a trained +
rise from the Mary Fletcher hos pi.
|, who has been taking care of some &
phoid fever cases, returned home to
arlington l.st night.
John Booth of the B. Tomasi block.
o has been i'll with typhus, is so far ey
; verec as to sit up.
w. H. Buchanan has recovered
I'M his Illness 50 as to be out of doors be
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