Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-25

Civic Federation Is requested o meet
with Mrs. Richardson, Monday, Oct
9th a 7.30 p. m. 1878
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Bowles on Church ST., Monday at 100
o'clock.
lIedding NJ. E. church, Il. f. Lowe
pastor. Sunday Oct rs, Morning
w, rship 1880; Bible School -: Ep-
worth League 5.45; Evening worship
7 o'clock, subject 1.-The One Ardent
Man"
Druggist Joseph Belrqse Of Bur
liLgton vlsit( his sister Mrs. A. b.
Laviolette Thursday.
George L. Shuts Of Brattleboro is
stopping with the Rev. Mr.. Lowe. Mr..
Shuts represents the Provident Life
and Trust Co., Of Philadelphia.
4 son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Dickie Of Perrin St.
Barry 4 Williams are moving some
Of their furniture into their new store
which will be open commencing .he
first Of next week. Tie formal open
ing will not be until later.
The Barre Checker Club are re-
Qu> sted to meet in their rooms in the
Gordon block tonight. Important
business to be transacted.
] he next entertainment Of the
Barre Musical Association will be held
at Allen Williams Cliff st. The
program will be presented by the
Congregational choir assisted by Mr.
Arthur Allen:
Many Barre people returned fnom
Boston last night among whom were
Mrs. w. f. Mann, Mrs. Charles Camp
Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Phelps
Mrs. Abbey French and Mrs
NJ W. Scribuer, - NJ
Willie and Elizabeth Carson, and
Mrs. CarSon'S farther, James A. Row
an. returned last night from Lowell.
Mrs. Milani returned last night
from VISIT in Concord
Fred Moody saw sixteen wild geese
flying south yesterday afternoon. A
sure sign Of cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spear OF Bos.
ton arrived last night for a visit with
their neice, Mrs. Frank Minard. Mr..
Spear is superintendent for the South
Boston Gaslight Company.
A son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Bossi.
A daughter was born Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gordon.
The following team will represent
the Red Men in the cribbage tourna
ment:-Captain VIM. w. Russell and
G. Duncan, A. Ross and VIM. Brad.
bury, A Robertson and P. Laxon, j.
Duncan and j. Marshall, G.. Brown
and w. N. Burns, VIM. Forbes and l.
Wright B. w. Sibley and F. Webster,
D. Blake and Ed Walsh.
At the Presbyterian church tomor.
row Mr.. Mitchell will conduct the
usual services.
Burlington dealers expect to get a
small supply of hard coal within ten
days.
Mrs. S. N. Jackson expects to re.
turn home to Burlington tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kidder Of
Mortified were here last night to see
"Hearts Aflame."
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. b. Cate entertained
the Letohytic Whist club last night
at their home. The first prize was
won By Mrs. J. W. Grady and o. D.
Shurtleff The consolation prizes
went to Mrs. G. R. Scott and Fred
Rogers. The most enjoyable part of
the evening was the recital given by
DR.. F. M. Lynde.
Mrs. M. Anna Hall, National Presid.
ent Of the Ladies OF the Grand Army
will meet with Col. j. B. Mead's Cir
Gle. Tuesday evening Oct. %, in G. A. |
X. hall. A good attendance is desired. |
Honary members please remember
date, refreshments will be served.
1879
The Clover Club will meet with
Mrs. Luther 1owne, Oct. % at 2.15 p.
m. Program, Roll call, Name of
Roman Monument of Honor, Lesson
Review, leader, Mrs. Briggs; reading,
1taly's Beautiful Capital, Mrs. Mcleod;
The Vatican and its Treasures, Mrs.
Richardson; St. Peters, Mrs. jackson;
The Coliseum, Mrs. Whitaker; paper,
Julius Caesar, Miss Tilden; reading,
A Visit to Rome, Mrs. Worthen Home
Study, History of Rome, Cnap. X.kXI.
XII. 1919