Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05
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CITY news

Mrs. A. C. Adam ard Mrs. Durkee
are spending the day In Burlington.
Work has been commenced on the
building of new steel bridge below
the Pioi eer shops.
Kimball Union Academy will play
Goddard here next Monday.
The new hall erected by A.yA.
Smith at Graniteville is nearly com
. pleted. Mr.. Smith intends to book
theatrical companies there this WIN
ter.
St. Elizabeth Chapter Of the
church of the Good Shepherd meets
this week Thursday evening Nov. 9th
at the home Of Mr.. Roberts 26 Church
street. This is the regular business
meeting. 176-77
The first regular meeting Of the
Barre Cooperative Association will be
held in the Carpenters hall in the
Nichols block Thursday evening Nov.
9th at 7.30 All stockholders are re-
quested to.be present and those de-
string to become such are invited.
j. F. Sadlier, Sec. Pro. Tenn. 176 II
Mrs. Perry Towers and Mrs. Albert
Williams of Richmond are visiting
friends in the city.
There will be a special meeting Of
Company E on Thursday evening at
7 p. m. Business Of special import.
ance.
DR.. Henry Drummond will appear
| at the opera house In the Barre En-
ter,ainment Course Nov. 18th. Sea-
son tickets are now on sale at the
Red Cross Pharmacy. The price on
$3.50 seats have been reduced to
1926. Other prices remain the same.
On Nov. 18th admission tickets will
be on sale all day at the box Office.
E. A. Drown returned last night
from New York.
z. L. Bugbee left this morning for
Highgate Springs to look after his
cottage. He received letter last
night stating that someone had brok.
en- into his building and he has gone
toinvestigate.
Homer Stoughton left yesterday for
a visit in New York city.
George Gilchrist route agent for the
American Express Company, who has
been visiting the Stoughton family,
left for White River Junction yester.
day.
H. L. Averill left this morning for
Groton Pond where he will look after
putting into winter quarters his
naptha launch.
Homer Ladd was obliged to give
up work today on account OF illness.
George Reed came home from
Dartmouth College yesterday called
here by the illness OF his father, Al.
bert Reed.
w. H. Haviland, Miss Ida Havi.
land and Mrs. T. r. Mills returned
from Rutland last hight where they
went to attend the funeral of the late
Joseph Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bertrand left
this morning for Burlington where she
Is to be treated at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. B. W. Braley were in
Chelsea yesterday.
Goddard is to play the Montpelier
Seminary football team at Montpelier
next Saturday.
William Jones finished work last
night at the Combination Cash store.
F. N. Braley went to Burlington
this morning.
Some unknown friend sent q large
coon cat as q present to DR.. and 0Mrs.
B. W. Braley yesterday.
James K. Pirie OF Graniteville was
In town today on the way to East
Calais to attend the funeral of his
wifes father.
A very social gathering Of about
thirty invited guests of relatives and
friends met at the home Of Erdix and
May Swift on the evening Of Nov. 1st
and spent q very pleasant time in
games and story telling. At ten o..
clock sumptuous repast was furnish.
I'd by Mrs. Swift Of which all partook
with relish after which all repaired
10 their several homes we'll pleased
With the events Of the evening.
The Mayfi club will hold box
,Ocial az the Cobble Hill school house
Friday evening Nov. 7, 1902. All are
invited each lady briug box.
176-7S
The attention Of all advertisers IL
,alled to the notice, near the top OF
he editorial column, relative to thu
lime fov handing in copy for changer
u for new advertisements. TT
FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY
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