Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-09
CIT NEWS

St. Elizabeth Chapter will meet
with Mrs. Turner, 8 Church street,
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
1912
James Duff, q Is year old boy,
while playing back Of the Miles gran.
lite block on bis way TO school yester-
day afterno fell into the river and
was badly cut about the head. lie
was taken to DR.. w., D. Reds who
dressed his wounds, after which he
was carried to bis home on Pleasant
street.
The first degree will be worked on
two candidates at the meeting of HI
twatha Lodge of Odd Fellows Thurs
day evening. A full attendance is re.
q tested. f. w. jackson, N. &.
1852 50
There was a very large attendance
at the Catholic fair last evening, many
coming to it from Montpelier. The
program was much enjoyed as was
also the dancing that followed.
Miss Lila l.. Morse has be- n tr)ub-
led for some time by very large ton
Ill, which DR. Hanson successfully re-
moved yesterday, giving the desired
elief.
The program for St. Monica's fair
this evening will include a pia duet
by Mis-. j e. McSwet my and Miss
Bertha Tierney, piano solo by Miss
Bertha Tieruey.
At the meeting Of Queen Of the
Forest Circle last evening three candi-
dates were initiated and one balloted
on. A very enjoyable evening was
spent after the meeting. Cake and
coffee being served and a humorous
reading was given by Mrs. j. Forbes.
There will be special meeting of
Clan Gordon on Saturday evening
Oct. ~ at 7 o'clock in the Knights of
Pythias hall to take action on the
committees report on lots. A large
atsendance is earnestly requested
Joseph Graham, Chief. 1929
T.ams will leave the Universalist
parSt n ge at 7 O'Clock to convey the
membeIs of Mrs. jones' Sunday
School class to Warren Nye's. All
those going are requested to be on
time.
Zanleoni & Lane wish US to state
that their business is not under at
tachment, all reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 1t is aLo.her bot
ling works that has been attached,
md not inleoni & Lanes. To their
customers they ann unce that they
nave large consignment of siphons
and new siphon filler c. ming in
few days.
Miss Myrtle Purvee has gone to
Warren to act as trimmer for Mrs.
Louise Bragg.
The Harvest sociable held at the
Universallst Church last evening was
most emphatically a success and the
Ladies Union who gave it have right
60 fell proud Of their succ-s The
supper was plain harvest supper
md was we'll cooked and nicely served.
The tables were decorated with au-
5umn leaves and red apples so that
ney presented most appointing ap.
ptarance. The entertainment was by
The pupils of Goddard Seminary and
vas very enjoy BILE, comprising must
al and literary selec ions. The net
profits OF the affair were over $40 and
.he vestIy was we'll filled all the even
ing.
There will be a special meeting Of
Granite Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Friday
svening at o'clock Work: first
iegree.
Mrs w. y. Wiley has returned to
Northtfeld after visit with friends in
he city.
George T. Conner received letter
his morning from Charles Rouelie,
aow in the Philippines.
Pumping was begun Yesterday af.
cernoun a 3 O'Clock on account Of low
water in Bolster reservoir
ETA 5. Burnham died at his home
n PARK street this morning. just at.
er midnight at the age IF So years,
I'm complication of diseases. He
leaves wife, I'D daughter, Miss
l'ena. Mr.. Buruham was civil war
veteran, and a member OF the Unver-
,alist church He was a travelling
man, but has been at home for sew
aral months on account Of failing |
nealth. The funeral will be at his
former home in Stockbridge. The ar
have not yet been COM
pleled, but will be announced in 10.
morrow's paper.
Mrs. Charles Mccormick and chill
dren left this morning for Boston on
their way 10 Jonesboro, Me.
Henry Homer returned this morn
ing rom st. Adams after visit with
his brother in that city. He is the
engineer who was injured in the re-
3 n railroad accident at New 10 don,
Conn.
st. John Court, Q. o. F., will hold
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