Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-14
CITY NEWS

Joy ou nOA AoAAo ~ ooAAn6 WIZ
Mrs. B. Corosky has received news
or the death OF her mother which &C.
Cured in Europe.
Tony Fassola is working today at H.
D. CSegel's while Sammy Segel is In
Burlington: celebrating the Hebrew
New Year.
G. N. Kenyon will return from Bos.
ton tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Joseph Gay accompanied Mrs.
Louis Gay back to her home In Roy
alton this morning.
Mrs. George Robinson and children
left this morning for short visit at
her old home at Warren.
Mrs. j. A. Whitcomb left this
morning for Sharon. On her return
she will be accompanied by Mrs. r.
ID Smalley.
s. H. Kent of Mortified SPENT last
night In this city with his son, DR.. Q.
ii. Keot.
The TELEGRAM bulletins on the
passing away of President Mckinley,
which were posted at the Red Cross
Pharmacy last night were read with
keen anxiety by crowds Of people
This Office stood ready from four
o'clock yesterday afternoon up to II
0 clock in the evening to issue an ex'
trd at a moments notice in case OF
the Presidents death, but as that sad
event did not occur until 2.15 this
morning, Buffalo time, the majority
of people did not know that death
had taken place until they received
our extra early this morning. which
gave them all the particulars.
Mr.. W. f. Vail, who for the past
year has been with Gilley & Abbott,
finishes work might to accept posi-
tiol in Burlington at the Beehive.
During his stay here he has made
many frienis. in the store and out,
who W Il very sorry to have him 60
but their good wishes will follow him.
Lyman Howe gives the best moving
picture entertainment in America.
The largest audience ever ia the opera
house wa, attracted there by this high
class Xhir ition la t winter, The date
for his next exhibition here is Satur-
day, Sept 2l.
There will be the usual service in
the Prespy terian church tomorrow
morning conducted by MIR. Mitch Il
There will be no service in the even
i z. The congregation will join In
the union service in memory OF the
President t. be held in the opera
house.
The case of State VS.. Zuidici has
been mol pressed.
P.J. Noonan has returned to this
city.
Miss Albertine Grenier and her
two sisters left this morning for Mon
treal.
Tue Misses Gertrude Sullivan and
Margaret McMAho left this morning
for Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A Murray left
this morning for Montreal.
Last evening, while it was known
that President Mckinley ~as dying a
merry company Of Dung people met
at Miles nall, and danced until mid
uigh,.
There will be no band concert at
this evening on account OF
the death of the President.
The funeral OF the infant child OF
W. j. Turner will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from his home
on Depot Square. Rev A. E. At
water i'll ot1iciats and the burial will
be in ElmwUud cemetery.
John N. McIver has gone to White
River Junction fora short stay.
The carpenters are planning to hold
a corn roast this evening III the woods
On the French estate.
In the Univers dist church tomor.
the pastor Will preach on
: The Divine Nature or H4man Re-
latiunS. ~ All the auxiliary services
as usual. The evening service will
n.J be held on aCCoQnt o the citizens
meeting IN the opera house Ntrang-
trs and those having no church homr
are CORDIALLY invited to these church
services.
Mrs. E. A. Plindle is confined to
the hl use by sickness.
At the Ba ,tist church tomorrow
the pastor will speak on the subject
ITO Him that Overcometh. The
church. will be draped In mourn.
ing on account Of the death OF our
late President. There will be no
preaching service 10 the evening on
account Of the union mass meeting in
The opera house
At the Methodist church tr morrow
The pastor will speak at 10. 80 a. N.
N TIE finding Of an old Book "
Bible school at - NJ; young people
nee ing at 5.45. No evening service
IN account Of the union services at
The opera house.
Barre town can boast Of a woman
Dho &c an oyne r. with q rovp1vor Dav