Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-31
CITY news

Any person wishing to become a
member Of the Barre Cooperative So.
ciety and receive the benefits OF CO.
operation can obtain stock at Hecker'S
or Marion IS cigar store. Stock at OIL
per share, not less than one nor more
fifty shares to one person. One share
Will admit to all benefits.p Halvosa.
1929
Chas. r. Allen went to Boston this
morning for a few days business.
ALI Master Masons are requested to
meet in Masonic hall on Thursday af-
ternoon at LIS, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of our late
brother, R. McLeay.
G. T Campbell, WIN.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin late Of Hartford
Conn, will preach at the holiness
meeting in Evangelical hall this eye
ming.
Those who have table cloths belong
ing to The Congregational church are
requested to bring them back Thurs
day morning.
The annual dinner OF the Congresa.
tional church will be held tomorrow
at - O'Clock, and the business meet
ing will commence at 1890 in the
morning.
f. L. Laird of Montpelier and Harry
L. Laird OF Orange have sold to w. Z.
Danforth OF Stratford, N. H., 400
acres OF land in MarShtield, containing
the Laird farm and pond and some of
the best timber land In that town.
About 1900 acres OF the land has
timber and it is estimated that there
are s, 0O0, 900 feet in the tract. The
purchase price was $4,000 and the
papers have passed. w. r. Danforta,
the purchaser, is a large owner OF
timber land in New Hampshire. This
sale includes the we'll known Laird
farm and the Laird pond ano saw mill.
The timber sale is one OF the largest
that ever occurred In the town Of
Marshtield,
There will be union watch night
services at the Methodist church from
to II tonight. The Rev l.. K.
Willman Of Montpelier will be present
and speak at 9 O'Clock. Dinner will
be served at o'clock New Years day,
after which the annual roll call will be
heard.
The stores of Frank McWborter
and Moore & Owens will be open until
9 O'Clock this evening and closed all
day tomorrow.
The Harrison Granite Co. will not
start up until next Monday, on &C.
count of necessary repairs.
DR.. j. S. Deziel is to leave tonight
for short visit In Montreal
j. B. Stearns returned this morning
to his home in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dodge went to
Mortified this morning for a short
visit.
A. Tomasi is putting in steam
heating apparatus throughout his en-
tire new block and 1t will be COM
pleted in few days
r. r. Richardson OF East Orange
was in town yesterday.
The city schools will net open until
Jan. 9Th.
A wedding reception was held last
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
RoSsi, who were married yesterday.
A very large crowd was present aud
the party broke up in the early hours
Of the morning.
Tomorrow being legal holiday no
paper will be issued from the TELs-
GRAM office. st.
Bsm Lagermxn left this morning
for Lebanon, N. H.
d. NJ. Mics received six carloads Of
soft coal yesterday. !
Wallace N. Batchelder Of Brattlex
boro was In town yesterday. ~
Henry Patneude has returned f5o'toc
Manchester, N. II.
Officer E. E. Perry took Jerry c.
to the Waterbury Insane Asylum i
terday afternoon. ed n1
+ James Sullivan son OF Eugene w
van received valuable present ouyb e 81
day from relative in the WfoNst 'el
consisted Of full set Of 81 'Dvolun, q
Of the latest edition of the BY"ttaoica
Encyclopedia. -
Mrs. W. H. Jackson is on a Visit Il
Johnson. "
Clarence Wood went this noon
South Royalton on business.
Pearl Pope has gone to Wells H!
Miss Inez Mcdonald is cut OF u
Tor few days.
F. f. Walker Is in Brookteld
IN business.
The Queen OF the forest
held q whist party In Forf
evening Come
pleasant evening. II
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