Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-28
FROM SATURDAYS LAST EDITION


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The plan Of work committee Of the
Civic Federation rs requested to met
at the hometpf Mrs. NJ. T. Paige, Al
Elm street, Mohday afttrncon at 4
O'CLOCK. .oasa ~
Barre Council, No. No. 401, Knights
Of Columbus, are requested to meet at
the X. Of P. hall on Sunday afternoon
at one O'Clock to tend the funeral of
their late brother, Patrick Gleason
at st. ,.Monica's chuach at ppm in a
body. After the funeral they will 60
to Montpelier in special car and es-
escort the body to 5h ;grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Lynch of St.
Johnsbury are in this city called here
by the death of P. j. Gleason.
"A BARRE WOMAN Asks
"Have you floor paint that will last
two weekS?" Yes we have Devoe s.;
1t has a beautiful gloss and will wear
two years ii properly applied. Sold
by Reynolds & Son.
A. J. Schneider and VIM. Taylor
have been elected as the committee
on the part Of Court Granite City, f.
Of A., 10 attend theIconference.called by
Clan Gordon on the proposed cribbage
tournament.
The funeral of John Erickson will
be held at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow fat 2 O'Clock. The burial
will be in Hope cemetery.
Miss E. M. Brown returned to her
home in Rutland this morning after a
pleasant visit at the home Of E. W. o.
Lewis at 10 Kirk st,
The funeral Of the late John Erick-
son will take place tomorrow after.
noon There will be prayer at the
house, the residence of his brother.in.
law John johnson Cn Gle vtland St. lat
30 p m. Funeral services will be
conducted at tie Presby terrain church
at 2 O'Clock by the Rev. D. Gytrell,
assisted by the Rv. L. ii. Mitchell.
No GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
will wear as long as Devoe's. No
Others are so heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh to ounces more to
the pint. S Id by Reynolds & Son.
Earl M. Lewis left this morning tor
short stay at Rutland.
Fred Gauthier left this morning for
hunting trip 10 Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Daniels of Nor
risville are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. GriSWOld.
Selectman M. w. Chamberlin of
Washington is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gray of Wolcott
were in the city yesterday to have
glasses fitted by DR.. Hanson. DR..
Hanson has just fitted Miss Louie s.
Seaver of Williamstown, relieving
severe headaches when she had failed
elsewhere. Much Of DR.. Hanson's
work in glasses is in fitting cases that
tried some one who came along for a
short stay, or some one else who is
not an eye doctor.
Miss Eva F. Jackson of Brookfield
is In the city to have DR.. Hanson fit
her with glasses.
Mrs. James Evans returned this
noon to her home In Nurthfeld, after
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Grady.
Miss Edith Gladding left this noon
for visit Of several days in Ran
dolph.
Mark A Davis and G.. R. Grant
went to Randolph this noon to spend
Sunday with an Uncle Of the latter
E A. Drown & Co. are making an
attractive display OF the Coke Daudruff
Cue, in one OF the Snow windows of
their drug store.
M. w. Nelson left last night for
Quebec.
At The meeting Of st. hn S Court
G. o. f., last evening IL wa, decided
to have a "smoke ia k" on the even
ing Of their n Xt mt e ing, Nov.
Henry Premier and M }. Tetney
were elected as committee Of two
t, attend me conference lied by
Clan Gordon, o. S. c., IN. reference
to cIiDbage tournament.
DR.. Fl. b. Hanson is in Washington
on business today.
Mrs. Mary H. Gates has returned
from ner visit to Barnet.
Frank Cobb has returned from q |
short visit In Boston.
George M. ates has returned from
his trip to Boston and Barnet.
Nat Whittier has returned from q |
brief trip to Boston.
Mrs. Henry George left this noon
Tor Manchester, N. H., after visit !
with her sister, Mrs Sarah E. Bond.
George T. Conner is moving today |
rom 10 French street to 25 Richard
'ou street, where he will occupy the
house formerly owned by Fre1 H.
Edwards.
Mrs. II. H. Spencer AMI her sister
Miss Lucy Robinson, nave gone to
Randolph to spend Sunday.