Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-08
OF NEWS

Thursday Oct. 10 at 2.3O O'Clock Will
Mrs. L. Lenora Cutler. Program:
Address OF welcome by President;
Reading Stoddard's lecture on Rome
by Club. 1901
Mrs. o. S. Wiley, who has been
sick for the past two weeks went to
Rando phi this morning to attend
the grand lodge of the Independent
Order Of Good Templars. A reception
will be given this evening and tomor-
row evening a banquet will be served.
The next rehearsal Of the Musical
Association chorus will be held in the
vestry of the Congregation church
this evening at 7:45. The cho-
rus will begin the study Of WORKS which
are to be given in concerts for which
the Association is already making ar
engagements.
Mrs. Fred Page who has been quite
i'll, was out today for the first time
since her recovery. Miss Harriet
Reed has been caring for her.
Miss Eunice Smith and G. W.Perry
with Rev. w. A. Morrison of Granite
Vile are at Brattleboro attending, the
state G. e. convention.
Miss Irene Burnham has been called
from Calais by the very critical sick.
ness OF her father E. S. Burnham.
The meeting OF the 4 G. l. P. A.,
Thursday evening will be held at 7
O'Clock sharp SO as to give time for
lie whist party and dance to be held
chat evening.
Michael Callahan was brought be-
fore Judge Fay this morning for
drunkenness He pleaded guilty aud
was fined IS with costs of $500.
Alden Bass of Williamstown will
appear here Oct. 26, supporting Archie
Boyd in "Old Vermont"
The German Ford Stock Co., will
appear at the opera house all next
! week, playing at popular prices.
Editor W. c. Belknap of the Bel.
lows Fails Times an ! his wife spent
last night with Mis-. +. H Nichols on
their way from Buffalo, leaving this
| noon for Bel OwS Falls.
The regular meeting Of the Granite
Polishers' union will be held Wedn S.
day evening at 7.30 in Nichols hall.
The Edmunds High School foot ball
team of Burlin ton was defeated yes.
terday by the Montpelier Seminary
team BY a score of IS t o.
Queen of she Forest OF Vermont
Circle 1851, G. o. F., meets tonight at
0 CLOCK when three members Will be
initiated. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
The Young Women's Club of the
Presbyterian church meets this even
Ing at 7.30. A hearty invitation is
given The young women Of the congre-
cation to attend.
Sumner Newcomb Of So South Main
street came ne n losing one Of his
! valuable black mares last week. She
| had been sick for sometime with the
prevailing horse disteInper, and had
| begun to fill up. Mr. Newc0mb call
I'd in DR.. Djckerman, the veterinary
>urgeon he cut her wind pipe, in-
serted tub and in less than "A hours
she was br aChlng all right. The
| doctor says sue can go to wot k in a
few days. 1t was most wonderful, for
In less than ten minutes she would
have been dead,
QUO Nadis, the great religious and
historical drama, at the Blanchard
opera house, Montpelier, Thursday
evening. Oct. 10. DJn't miss iG.
The next alta action at the Barre
! opera house is he famous German \
Ford stock com pany, which will be
seen here all text week. They give
a change Of till nightly AMI introduce
clever specialties. Prices will be TO-,
| 20 aAd 80 CENTS.
St. Elizabt tn Chapter will meet
Win Mrs. Turner, B Churcn street,
Thursday Afternoon a. o'clock
Isl :
There was a good attendance al St.
Monica's church fair last evening.
The program for this evening will
consist OF \o;al stlectltns by the
Misses Kath va Gilbert and Rose
Cook, followed by dancing.
W. A. Drew, G. M. Wiley and N.
j. Roberts left this morning for Ben.
nington to attend the grand lodge X.
OF r.
Mrs. George Haskins and little son
returned to Waterbury this morning,
after visit at Mr.. and Mrs. D. p.
Towns.
Postmaster Bisbee has placed a new
letter box in front Of the Miles Gran
lite building.
Clinton Parker is out again, having
recover, 4 from his recent sickness.
All the members of Mrs. Jones
sunday Scnool class who intend to 60
to the corn husking at Warren Nye's
tomorrow night will please notify
Mrs Jones before tomo row noon, SO
tat teams may be provided.