Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-04
clfY NEWS

gational conference.
At the meeting Of Canton Vinton
No. 9, 1. O. o. F., last night thu
business was of a routine nature.
Mrs. j. Henry Jackson and Mis-
Eva jackson left this morning fol
Burlington to attend the wedding al
St. Paul's church this evening Of DR.
j. Holmes jackson to Miss Carrie
Smalley, daughter Of the Hon. B. b
Smalley. The remainder of the Jack
son family will go to Burlington this
afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Edwards welt to Bur
lington this morning to enter tine
hospital.
Oh. Sawyer has finished work fol
the Barre Supply Co.
H. A. Rugg was in Waterbury to-
day.
G. H. Campbell and c. O. Averill
left on the 9 so train this morning ior
billing trip north. They will STOP
at Morrisville tonight.
John M. Brault of this city and
Miss Carrie Dan els of Hardwick will
be married Wednesday evening by
Rev. P. NJ. McKenna.
C..S. Currier and Henry Smith were
In Montpelier today as witnesses In
the McGovern case.
william A. Kelley and Miss Julia
Va m r.
rage at St. Monica's church at nine
o'clock tomorrow morning.
M. Golfer left this morning fol
Randolph, returning tonight.
Miss Eliza Isham Of theSeminary
returned this afternoon from visit
at her home in Burlington.
Clarence Baldwin OF Newport, VT,
is working in F. o. Ladd's grocery
store.
The electric cars are stalled this
afternoon owing to six horse stone
team breaking through the bridge at
Smith, Whitcomb s. Cooks.
Andy Baird and John johnson OF
Prindle & Averill's store are working
In East Brookfeld on plumbing and
heating job.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Ar
thur Martin was held at IL O'Clock
this forenoon from her late residence.
633 North Main street. The body
was taken to Mortified for burial.
M. L. Towne returned this morn
ing from Burlington.
Remember that tomorro~ at
O'Clock is your last chance to secure
one Of those desirable building lots on
FBatchelder = meadow. The auction
sale will be resumed In Averill's block
with Mr.. Bridgeman as auctioneer.
Remember that this is the last call
and be on hand. to secure choice lots
at reasonable price.
w. W. Lapoint is in Chelsea toda,
to attend tie opening OF Orange coun-
ty court.
Protais Dian Of Ste. Julie, P. @
who was here to attend the funeral OF
his daughter, the late Mrs ia Gren.
Ter, returned home this morning.
The carpenters commenced work
yesterday on Arthur Buzzell's new
tenement block on Pearl street.
Miss Helen Quebec OF St. Albans
who has been visiting in the city re
turned home on the $40 train last
night.
The interior OF George P. Boyce's
store Is receiving acoat VI fresh paint.
George Cassie has sold most of the
litter of six thoroughbred Scotch Col.
lie puppies he had on exhibition IN
Reynolds 4 Son show window.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Durham, Mrs
H. +. Richardson, Mrs. E. L Smith
and Mrs. j. A. Whitcomb left this
noon for Newport. VT, to attend the
meeting of the Grand Chapter O. E
S., which begins tonight a1d lasts
Wednesday. Ms. c N. Ben.
edict who has been visiting in New
Hampshire Will return 10 e via. New.
port.
At Moutp, lier yesterday afternoon
Goddard Seminary defeated Montpe.
lier Seminary at b sc ball in an eight
inning game, by a score of s to 2.
Frank Brown was umpire. The God
dard team played gllt.edged oaIl from
start to finish, and we're altogether too
fast company for the M S. boys.
Miss Katie Russell left last night
Tor VISIT in Stanbridge, P. Q.
The Brotherhood of St. Andrews
meets at the Church of the Good
Shepherd at O'Clock Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Herman OF New York
will be present. Asst
A new arrival Of Ties, all the latest
styles and pa terms ut the Union |
Clothing Store. Come early while |
here is good selection, rs and 80 |
tents. A If
I'm bellissimo assortimento di era
70tte di ultima moda Q arlivato ALI
Union Clothing Store, H. D. Segel
Airrso agli Italiani che
leslderano una briona cravatta di
'aso Seta per soil 25 cent. ATT
II. D. Segel ha pure ricevuto uno
celtic assortimento di abiti eleganti
ie Estate. Una vista all'Union
clothing Stare vi cOncera della verita