Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-10
CITY News.

The infant daughter OF Mr.and Mrs.
T. E Hamel was christened yesterday
afternoon at ST Monica s church.
AS there are tv) ga mes OF cribbage
to be played this evening between the
Knights Of Columbus and the Catholic
Order Of Foresters playing will begin
at 6 &C ock by agreement.
At high mass yesterday morning at
ST. Monicas church, homes were
quickly found for tine five little Catho.
lie orphans that had been brought to
this city from Boston for that pur-
pose.
the meeting Of GrAnite Royal Arch
Chaote ann )unced for Tuesday even-
ing, Feb. II, will not be held.
Vivian Bylow who has been very
i'll for the past few weeks is slowly
gaining
Miss Mary Bos worth left this morn
ing for visit OF three weeks at Bos-
ton, New York and places In New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Como returned
Saturday evening from a visit of sew
eral weeks at Worcester, Holyoke and
Ware, Mass.
Lee. and Ralph Shepard, sons Of
Constable Clark Shepard OF Berlin,
completed Friday the thirteenth con-
secutive term Of school which they
had attended without getting any
marks except that OF Good" against
their names.
The second series of rehearsals Of
the Barre Musical Associ alton will be-
gin Tuesday evening at 6. 10 O'Clock in
the vestry Of the Methodist church.
S me VI the work for the coming fes-
tlval will be taken up. The execu-
tive committee de ire that every mem
Der Of the chorus shall make an effort
to be present at this first rehearsal and
that any who are DESTROYS Of jrining
the chorus for the coming festival Will
also attend
Friday evening the Y. F. S. c. E.
Of the Baptist church will hold a val
entine social in the church parlorS.
Full particulars will appear in the
papers.
Rev. Ellie K. M. Jones returned
this noon from burlington where she
preachto yesterday.
Mrs c. II. Campbell went to her
home in Worthwhile this morning for
short visit
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Murray died at Graniteville
yesterday from membranous Group,
aged 10 months.
The funeral of Mrs. David Cilley
will DE held tom Drrow at 8 a. M, Rev.
j. A. LaCouture officiat ng. lThe
body will be placed in the tomb at
Elmwocd cemetery.
Leon Centerh.r and Albert Rublee
went to Burlington cSts morning.
A very enjoyable time was had Sat-
urday evening at the social given by
Queen Of the Forest Circle, G. OF F.,
in Foresters hall. An enjoyable pro.
gram was given under the direction of
Mrs. ]. F. Med Maid, the chief sister,
and was as follows: Song, "The
Stowaway," Geo. lnglis; song. "Just
What the Good Book Tells Miss
Mary Falcon; violin solo, Master AL
bert Scott; song, Miss Ethel Marion i;
song, "Witbin Mile of Edinburgh
Town." Miss Mary Cadge1; song Ed
mund Mitchell stump speech, A. j.
Schnei Ter, accompanist, Ida Cluness
Afterwards cake and coffee was serv-
| e(1 and the remainder of the evening
was passed it an informal social way.
The committee Of arrangements to
whom great credit is due for the
pleasant eve ming passed was composed
of Mrs j Forbes, chairman; Mrs. W.
Scott, Mrs. Andrew Knutson, Mrs. M.
s. Levin, Mrs j. ]. Mckenzie and
Mrs. J. Smith. AS result of the
social the treasury will be enriched by
a considerable sum.