Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-18
CITY News.

VIM. Hunter has commenced learn.
ing the barber trade at O. N. Gran
gers shop.
Miss Gertrude Goodrich OF Hard.
wick is here visiting her brother
Harry.
The ice race course on the Winooski
river at Montpelier is finished and is
in condition for horse trots. Some Of
the horses have already been over
the course getting up preliminary
speed. They will be ltmbered up for
a day or two before they are tried. C..
A. Smith ofthat citylis now waiting to
hear of entries for trots which he
hopes will take place. next week.
The Glover club will meet next
week with Mrs Luther Town.
On account of the monthly meeting
Of the Tool Sharpeners and the fact
that the F. Of A., cannot play on
Tuesday the schedule for next week
will be changed thusly: Il. o. Q. f.,
VS. F. Of A.. Monday Jan. 20. r. M. vs..
VS. K. of G, Tuesday and G. e.. VS.
G. G. F., OF: Thursday.
The state championship checker
tournament will he resumed here
Tuesday.
The Barre Checker club are re-
quested to meet in Gordon block, No.
|, this evening at O'Clock. There Is
important business and it is necessary
that every member should be pres
emit.
Fl. F. Johnson the well known wood
dealer has form I'd partnership 10 the
business with G. M. Howe and the
firm name will be Johnson & Howe.
Mr.. Howe has been popular clerk at
F. D. Ladd's.
Alderman M. W. Wheelock Of Mont.
pelier is a candidate for mayor of that
city. He says he will make no trades
or deals to secure the office, but II the
people want him, he will serve them
faithfully.
The Montpelier Argus says: War
rem @. Nye, Of East Barre, besides be
ing a we'll known citizen, mas been q
we'll known weather prognosticator
He was In the city today and gave as
his weather opinion that there would
be fine sleigning and good weather
here until March 20.
The following officers were installed
last night by D. D j. S. Healey of
Montpelier for Barre Council, Knights
Il Columbus: G. K, F. A. Duffy; D.
q. K, w. A. Moore; Chan, F. G. Nc
Anally; F., E J. Owens: F. S., A. c.
Moore; r. s, ). NJ. Brault; lect., J..
O'Leary; Warden, D. Murphy; A., T.
J. Denning; custodian, P. Mcdonald;
l. g., P. H. Blown: o. e., j. Brown;
trustees, j. A. Moore, J. H. Moore, A.
]. Schneider physician, DR.. ]. E. Nc
Sweeney; chaplain, Rev. j. A. La
couture; alternates to state conven-
tion, J. H. M ore, L j. Griffio. IT,,
At the Univ rsalist church tomor.
row the pastor will conduct the usual
services
Concert .and dance by Montpelier
band at Montpelier tonight.
Will the officers of Ruth Chapter
o. e. s., meet in Masonic hall Sunday
at 11.45 O'Clock to attend the funeral
of the late Sister Sampson. All the
MT mbers are requested to attend In a
body. They take the l2.45 car. The
services will be at the house,
The Ladies Aid society Of the Bap-
fist church will hold their annual
meeting next Tuesday An oyster
supper will be served from six to seven
O'Clock. Following that will be a
social. An interesting program will
be given. particulars OF which will
appear later. Not only members of
the church and society are invited to
the supper and social but everyone
has an invitation.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
the pastor will preach morning and
evening. All who have 70 church
home in the city are invit d to 1T.
tend THESE services.
The remains of Vera, the Is months
cid Child of Mr.. and Mrs. David Kirk.
land were taken to Middlesex for bur.
ial yesterday.