Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-12
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CITY News.

The new furniture for the Granite
Exchange has arrived. 1t consists OF
long polished oak table and six arm
chairs upholstered in leather.
The subject for discussion on Sun.
day evening at Gospel Hall, "a Elm
st., will be christian Science; Is it
Christian, Is it Scientific" Service
at 1870. All are welcome.
F. B. Matthews, representing the
mercantile agency of R. G.. Dun &
Co., will be In town for the next three
weeks looking after the trade inter.
ests.
The Ladies Of Clan Gordon will
hold concert and dance in Knights
Of Pythias hall on Monday evening
April 14th at 8 o'clock. Ice cream
and cake will be served. Everyone
cordially invited to attend. Admis.
sion rs cents.
Don't for get to come to the con.
cert and dance In X. PIP. hall, April
IA. Announcement Of the program
will be in Mondays paper.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Bessie Whitcomb Monday evening at
$50.
Rev. L. F. Reed of Montpelier will
preach at the Congregational church
In excha- &c with the pastor Sunday
morning. The pastor will preach at
the evening sermon on "Self Estima-
ton" continuing the series on "The
Practical Council Of the Apostle
Paul"
Several we'll known citizens Of this
city who have seen Pauline at various
theaters say that his exhibitions are
the best ever given by hypnotist.
Willis Abbott writes from Lewis.
ton, Me-. to inform his friends sthat
the item In the TELEGRAM recently
stating that he was seriously i'll with
rheumatic fever was a false alarm.
He was quite Ill for few days but
has been we'll now for some time. A
travelling man was in Lewiston
at the time Of Mr.. Abbott's illness
and it was through him that the re.
port first reached Barre
Rev. J. n. Macarthur, the young
minister of the Reformed church at
South Ryegate, will preach In the
Presbyterian church here tomorrow,
morning and evening.
II you want go.cart look at Barry
i Williams adv't In another column.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Ross died Thursday at Its home
on Smith st., from spinal meningitis,
aged years and 10 months. The
funeral was held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Rev. f. A. Poole officiating
and the burial was in Elmwood ceme-
terry.
There will be a general meeting Of
the quarrymen Monday evening.
WfLL1AMSTOWN
Hawley Gale has rented his farm
stock and tools on shares to man
named Mcfarland and will move to
Barre soon.
E. j. Poor is making extensive i'm
provements In his arrangements for
carrying on the dairy business. A
new building to be used for cream
cry is nearly completed. This build
ing is l6x30 feet with IN icehouse con.
veniently near. The creamery will
be fitted up with separator ,churn
and all modern appliances for making
butter. The power is to be furnished
by 10-horsepower boiler which will
provide steam for horsepower en-.
CINE at the creamery and another Of
the sane size at the barn to be used
for cutting ensilpge, threshing and
other farm work. Mr.. Poor is now
milking 55 cows and will probably
add to this number. His son Fred
Poor, is to have charge Of the cream.
cry and butter making.
New stalls have lately been fitted
up at Mrs. Hubbard's barn for the &C.
commodation Of the four horses that
are to work on the road machine this
summer. These are the property Of
Horace M Farnham Of East Mont
pelier.
Schools in town are to open the 2lst.
A list Of teachers will be given next
week. No arrangements are yet
made for the uniting OF any OF the
schools, and it seems probable that
all will be supported the same as last
year.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cross on the 4th inst and
son to Mr.. and Mrs. George MARI
one day earlier.
William j. Young has vacated J. M.
Becketts house on Main St., and is
soon to leave town for North Sydney,
Cape Breton Island. his many
friends are sorry to have him 60.
Mrs. Young will stay in the family Of
her father, B. F. Sibley for time be-