Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-14

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to Hardwick Saturday by the seriouI
illness of his wife.
Mrs. James Ross and three, children
returned Saturday night from
months visit in Quincy, Mass.
II. c. Eastman, local agent Of tn
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., left Saturday for Manchester, N
II. Next Tuesday evening he will at
tend the banquet at the Massasoi
House, Springfield, Mass, Of tn
managers Of the company. He vii
attend the annual meeting Of tn
company at Springfield on Wednes
day. From Springfield he goes t.
Boston and will return to Barre tn
last OF the week.
The church notices were accidental
ly omitted from Saturdays TELE
| GRAM,
Miss Lois Giffln went to her HON
in Mortified Saturday afternoon.
Warren Rowland has just returned
from a visit with his brother 10 Lit
Teton, N. H. While there he wen
out rabbit hunting one day and bag
ged ten.
Mrs. G. H. Bishop left Saturday 70
Burlington, called there by the seri
Gus illness Of her sister,
J. Elliot Stoughton entertained
quite large party Of his young friend
at the home of his parents, Col. AM
Mrs. H. r. Stoughton, Friday night
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. M f Ayers, who has been a
the Commercial II use, left Saturda,
for Lawrence, Mass.
The funeral of the late Frank Bal
was held at 2 O'Clock Saturday after
noon from the residence Of his mothe
off Cottage street, the Rev. S. N
Jackson officiating. Interment il
Elmwood cemetery. Mr.. Ball diet
Thursday Of pneumonia at the age O
only about II years.
Young Walter Nanlear, while coast
ing with others on traverS on Semi
nary street Friday evening, collidet
with ad of lum Der and received ,
severe cut on the head. DR.. H. B
Hanson stitched the wound togethe
and dressed it, and the boy is nov
doing well. The Others escaped seri
GUS injury.
There will be a meeting of the CHI
club Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, al
100, at the home of Miss Perry. Tit
following program will be carried out
"Girls Colleges: the Woman's College
of Today Miss Mower: "Women Ed
ucators," Miss Wishart: "Amateur
Stars at Smith College" Miss Perry
Commencement Customs, Miss Gid
den; "College Larks and Franks, "club
The meeting is an important one, d!
there is business to be done. A full
attendance is desired.
A team belonging to Angus Morri
son of G, aniteville was utterly demol
ished SO far as the sleigh was concern
ed on Saturday afternoon. 1t cOllid
ed with an electric car near the opera
house. the horse backing into the car
The Clover Club will observe gen
tlemen'S evening at the home of Mrs
W. G. Parker Tomorrow night at
o clock.
D. A. Mcleod left this morning fol
Essex.
Geo. Bond is on the sick list.
Mrs. NJ d. Lamb has been engag
ed to sing at the Congregations
church the coming year.
The Rev. Etfie X. M. Jones returned
from Stowe this morning.
J. W. Grady Of the firm of Rogers
x Grady, merchant tailors, left Sat.
urday night for New York, where he
will remain some eight weeks for the
purpose of taking lessons at Mitch
ellis garment cutting school.
The Pickwick Club will meet at
their club room in Eastman's block
tomorrow evening for their annual
meeting and election Of officers. All
members are requested to be pres
emit.
An electric car ran off the track on
Saturday evening near G. H. Moore's.
No one hurt. but traffic was delayed
half an hour.
W. H. Fl. Luckett of So. Royalton
visited friends here over Sunday, re-
turning home this morning.
MeSsrs. Ed Larmando and Grenier
left this morning for Montreal to re-
main several months.
The members of Hohenzollern lodge,
ID. q. H., drove to the home of Ray
mond Deimer, on the Plainfield road
Saturday night. A very pleasant So
cial time followed. Refreshments were
served.
John Turner is on the sick list Suf-
fering with the grip.