Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-29
CITY news

Mrs. Susan s Fessenden, who is to
speak at the Baptist church Wednes.
day night upon the subject "Woman's
En:ranchisement" will be pleased to
meet the W. G T. u, and other
friends at the home Of Mrs. ]. X.
George en- Elm st., this evening.
J. A. Whiting of North Randolph,
paid the TELEGRAM Office q plf asant
visit,s on his way home from North
Montpelier where be had been called
by the sickness Of his daughter.
iIMrs. Cove OF Washington arrived
in town this morning on the way to
Portsmouth,, n H., where she will
spend the summer.
H. G. Cotton of New York arrived in
town this morning on business with
the granite men.
Robert Ford Of the G, V. Railway
Co. engineering department was in
to wn today.
Alfred Fordham, who has been at
work for Charles Huntington Of Wash
ingson, has finished work there and
was In the city today on the way to
Randolph.
The Shepherds Of America hold q
regular meeting on Thursday evening.
b. P. White left today for Green's
boro Pond to open up the Hooker
camp preparatory to starting in the
fishing season on May LIST.
Miss Grace Mclean left this morn
Of William Legier in Northfeld.
Miss Maggie Morrison Of Granite
vile left todry for her home in Sher-
brooke. P. @.
John Fields o: Graniteville returned
today from New York accompanied by
his brother who will also reside in
Graniteville.
The Ladies' Union of the Univer.
salist church will serve May day
dinner in the vestry OF the church or
Thurfday evening from $50 to 1870
The menu will be roast pork with
dressing, dried beef with cream. corn
pickles, hot rolls, rice pudding, rhu.
barb pie, tea and coffee. An enter.
talnment will be given by Mrs. A. w
| Allen. Admission, 20 cents. 16 IS
All those attending the 6 o'clocl
dinner at the Universalist church
May day will be sure OF being vel
served as it is under the supervision o.
| Mrs. M. j. Taplin. 1918
All who have bills against the Barre
Musical Association are requested tt
send them in at once to Miss Alict
Smith, secretary Of the finance com
mittee. 1t is necessary that this bt
attended to Immediately, so that al
accounts may be settled.
All those who have had season tick
cts to sell for the Musical Festival will
please report Immediately to Frank H
Dyer, returning tickets and turning
in the money collected. This impor
tant matter muse not be neglected
The management OF the Barre
Musical Association desire to express
their thanks to all those who in st
many ways have assisted in the worl
of the second annual festival, es
pecially those who SO willingly opened
their homes for the comfort Of the
artists, guests Of the association; and
all who have he ped to make easier
the work Of the association. The In
terest of those who made up the guar
ranty fund is especially appreciated
1t would have been very pleasing If II
were not necessary to call upon thai
fund: but the interest shown by thu
signers is proof that they are glad Il
be able to contribute to movement
which is destined to do SO much fol
Barre. A full statement from the
executive committee will de publishe
after the annual meeting Of the as
ISOLATION which will be held next week
The Young Peoples clubs of tn,
Presbyterian church will unite the.l
forces this evening at 7 O'Clock. Jas
n. Grant will read paper before tn,
joint meeting on 1.-THE Achievement
OF the 10th Century," All the youni
people OF the congregation are cor
daily invited.