Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-20
CITY News.

The funeral OF Mrs. Kate Meaker
Sampson was held at l O'Clock yester-
day afterno IN from her late residence,
/ there being large attendance of
| mourning relatives and friends. The
services were onducted by the Rev.
Effie K. M. Jones. Music was fur
nished by quartet composed of Mes
danes Braley apo Panton and M essrs.
Howard and Dyer. A bewildering
profusion of floral offerings testified to
the universal esteem In which the de.
ceased was held by large circle of
friends. The O. K. S., OF which Mrs.
Sampson was mt mber and officer,
was present in body and conducted
special services. The burial was in
Hope cemetery. The bearers were A..
@. Blanchard, Gerry Blanchard, Geo.
Quigley, L. A. 'Averlll, Charles Aver.
i'll and Clarence Cutler. BY the dea th
Of Mrs. Sampson the community lost a
most eStimable woman, and universal
sympathy is expressed for the rela
tives In their great bereavement.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap.
fist church will hold their annual
meeting Tu sday evening at S o'clock
At 6 O'Clock an oyster supper will be
served. The custom observed by this
society is that every member pays 10
cents per month, whether present at
the meetings or absent, and those
present who are not members pay Is
cents. After supper Gan Evening
with Famous American Women will
be enjoyed, an interesting program
having been prepared. The public
general y is invited to this, as well as
to all other gatherings of this society.
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The Argus says: 1.-The Harrison
Granite Company OF Barre, has lately
secured the contract for mausoleum
to be built Of Barre granite, in which
will be entombed the body Of the late
Marcus DAILY, the famous copper king
and owner and breeder of fast horses
in Butte, Mont. Mr.. DAILY died In
New York and the mausoleum is to be
erected in Greenwood cemetery. 1t
will be nearly square with steps ap.
preaching on both sides with central
repository over the crypt, and sur.
rounded by "a ,huted ionic columns,
with carved eapila ais. The top will be
dome shape and the entire mauso'eum
will be one of the finest ever cut in
Barre"
Miss M. Brown OF theSSeminary re.
turned this at ernoon from Burling-
ton where she has been In the hospi-
pital.
Alice, the year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs u. M. Miles, died at II
o'clock last night at her home on
Summer street. Friday afternoon
Doctors Tinkham Of Burlington, and
insolvency, Chandler and j. H. Jack
son of this city performed an opera
tion for appendicitis. 1t was success.
full, aud she rallied, and it was thought
she would recover, but her c)nstitu-
ii. was not strong enough to carry
Der through, and last night tie end
came She was very l0vable child,
and had many friends, both young and
olO' A1C' Ool'y OCoVA LOO SNuoOA uOOp
sorrow to many hearts, and much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved par
ents. The funeral will be held at 3
o'clock tomorrow ternoon. Burial
In the Catholic cemetery.
Arthur Tilden spent Sunday at his
home In Northteld.
Sweeney Broth hers of Montpelier are
negotiating II piece Of land situat-
ed on the Montpelier & Wells River
railroad track, south of Lynch Bros,
new'planJ, on which to build new
shop with all modern improvements.
The State health department has
IT ceived 4 report on the spring aud
Berlin water ga nples sent to the State
laborstory from Montpelier for analy-
sis at he request OF the State board
of heal b. 1t comes back "chem cal
ly suspicious. z"