Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-15
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CITY News.

Jonas Martin has gone to Sheldon,
Ed Dragon has gone to Chazy.
John Burnham has gone to Bos.
ton.
Mrs. D. E. Reynolds has gone to
Rutland. "
Henry Brown left this morning for
Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. L. S. Gates is spending the
day at Burlington.
G. II Sawyer went to Waitsfield and
Warren this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Gordon ara
spending the day at Burlington.
VIM. Blair went to Leicester Juno.
tion yesterday afternoon.
Miss Rose Cook is emploved as an
extra clerk at the Combination Cash
store. A
Meeting of the Barre Firemen's
cluo tonight at 1870 sharp. Business
OF special Importance.
:, There will be "a regular meeting of
Sanctuary Granite City, Shepherds Of
America, Thursday evening.
There will be regular meeting of.
tne Boxers, Jumpers and Derrickmen
wednesday night at Carpenters hall.
Alexander Findlay, the eccentric
klndling wood dealer from West /
Iopsham' was in this city yesterday !
morning.
Whist party tonight at MONTPELIER.
All whist players leave Barre at 8.45
or 7.l5: A good time is expected.
Per order Com.
John A. Cross Of Northtield was
IN this city last evening to attend
regular meeting OF the directors of the \
Granite Exchange. \
There will be special meeting Of 4
the amusement committee OF the
Shepherds of America tonight in the
Foresters hall at o'clock. N
The final rehearsal of the festival
chorus will be sheld this evening at 3
the Hedding M. E, church. All are
requested to be present at $40 sharp.
All that intend to go to Williams.
town wednesday night, the 10th, bear h
In mind that the train leaves Barre at
. O'CLOCK. Come one and all. Per or.
der Com.
Wells M. Badger will start an ex.
press team the tirsG of the month and
Will also carry the mails between the
POST office and the Central Vermont 81
station. ss
Rev. and Mrs. E. M. Fuller expect /,
10 be fully established in their new
'ooms at the house Of f. B. Dyer, 20 AZ
'paulding St., bv Thursday. Mr.
tulier has already moved bis study to
10 the Baptist church where he will
'eep it for the next few months. |
The annual meeting of Granite
lodge, No. IS, F. 4 A. NJ, will be
leld in Masons hall on the evening of =.
friday, April IS, commencing at III
clock After the usual business the
aides of the O. E. S., will furnish q /
in the Mason's banquet hall
4.S f3
A special communication Of Granite
lodge, No. 35, F. & A. M, will DO
eld in the Masons hall on the evening
I Wednesday April Is, at O'Clock.
his Will be a meeting of special i'm.
ortance to all Masons as the lectures
the several degrees will be re.
earSed
Francis, the eldest son of Mr.. and
[rs. VIM. Hooper, died last night at
S home. 20 Berlin St., Montpelier.
lie was years and 3 months oldI
40 had been in poor health for some
me but he was not thought to be.
'riously i'll until Wednesday when
set in. Prayer was said at
he house at II o'clock and the re-.
'ains left at 1890 for Philadelphia.
The concert and dance by the ladies'
Clan Gordon in K. of P. hall last
'ening was a decided success and
icy will realize good sum as the
suit. The attendance was large and
e hall was crowded. During the
st part of the evening very pleas
g concert was given, consisting of
los by Miss Margaret Brown, VIM.
lerilfs, John Anderson and Miss
ella Dobie, Miss Emma J. Phillips /
ting as accompanist. and readings
Miss Lizzie Kynoch and Mrs Thos n, !
Carson. Ice cream and cake were !
en- served AFTER which the floor was n
cared and dancing enjoyed unit
ter midnight, The entertainment y
was 10 charge of the affair \