Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-05
CITY NEWS

Special communication of Granite
Lodge No. IS, +. and A. M, at I o.
clock Friday evening. Work first de-
gree. 1885
Hiawatha Lodge Of Otd Fellows
will work the initiatory degree at the
meeting Thursday evening and full
attendance is requested.
FRANK w. JACKSON,
I'd Noble Grand.
There will te a special meeting of
the Quincy society in socialist hall On
Thursday evening, Sept. 5. Per or
der, "a A. CoKTI, chief.
Litter Carrier Charles Albert Spear
a MIS-, Frances May Clark, both Of
Lnis CITY were married at Burlington
yesterday by Rev. s. N. jackson.
They are now at Buff lo on their we'd
ding trip and will not return to
Barr for four weeks.
J. ID. Patterson Wake d down street
this morning from his home on East
ern Ave, for the first time for Two
years. On Sunday he observed his
golden wedding as on Sept l. 1851, he
was married 70 Miss Laura c. Mason
by Rev. Ren~ick Wills H., Mr.. Pat
ters. n is i'll enjoying good health.
There will be rehearsal of "Guy
Mannering" SATURDAY. at 6. 30 IN in
K. Of p, hall. A fu attendance is
requested.
D. H. Campbell Of Berlin, N. H
has begun work for the Globe Cloth
log Co., in their tailor shop as cut.
ter.
Mrs. j. Fleming left this noon for
New York after visit at the home
Of George Humphrey.
E. G. Briggs left this noon for
Claremont, N. H., on a short business
trip.
John F. Mcdonald left this noon
for Hartford, Conn.,, to resume work
for the Rhode Island Granite Co., Of
Westerly, R. l.
F. J. Houston returned to his home
in Northfeld this noon.
O. b. Gray, ex.secretary Of state
for Nevada, and his wife, left this
noon for their home after short visit
with Mrs. Gray's uncle, j. l.. Collins.
They were accompanied by Charles
H. Collins of Collins & Fairbanks,
Boston.
w. EGregory left this noon for Los
Angeles, CAL, 10 reside. He will
stop at Buff 40 on the way out.
San Francisco Mlnstrels were greet
ed oy lair audience at tine opera
mouse last night. They gave bang
up" entertainment, and received gen.
erous applause.
Charles Fl. Downing paid $40 and
costs Of 5000 in city court Tues
ray for a third otfense Of Drunkenness
aud Andrew BonnetJe paid IS and
costs Of $lS.54 for furnishing the
liquor.
A popular 10 cent concert is to be
given in the PreSbyt erian church on
The evening of the llth of Septem-
Der.
There was good sized audience at
the Heddins NJ. E. church last even.
in to listen TO the reading given for
the benefit OF the senior class Of the
high school. Mrs. Cora McCullom
Smith, the reader, was charming as
ever and greatly delighted all present
with the excellent way In which she
gave her readings. She gave eight
selections and kindly responded to
several encores, 50 that the audience
had an excellent opportunity to Judge
of her abilities The Montpelier male
quartette was heard in several pleas.
ing selections. As a result Of the en-.
tainment the class treasury will be
benefi' ed to the extent Of SIS or more.
DR.. Fl. N. Jackson, formerly Of this
city. will exhibit l6 fine bull dogs and
fox terriers at the coming Champlaiu
Kennel Clubs show at Burlington
Sept. lib.
Mrs. Peter Dudley has been brought
back to her home from the Heaton
hospital at Montpelier, where she has
been for q year. She is still In very
critical condition.
Miss Helen Wheaton left on the
$40 train yesterday afternoon fol
Buffalo to see the Pan American ex.
position.
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