Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-06
CITY NEWS.

The Ladies Missionary Society Of
che Congregational church will nod d
literary meeting at the parsonage on
Thursday at 3 p. NJ, upon the sub.
ject, The Home Week"
This week will be Oh erved at the
Congregational church as the Week Of
Prayer. The first meeting will De
held this even g with the subject,
"Tne Vision o. God in Christi The
subjects for the meetings Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
will be: "Our Nation, sour Churches
and Missions, :" 1.-The Family and the
Soho d." and 1.-The Coming OF the
Kingdom"
Miss Eva Peaslee is unable to attend
to her duties IN II. Z. Mills st re be.
ing i'll with lagrippe.
The classes in Zephra that are to
M ct tor rehearsal tonight will meet
at the opera house as usual as there is
to be no play there as advertised.
The funeral Of Mrs. James McQuade
was he'd this morning at 8 o'clock at
St Monica's church when a High
Mass of Requiem was celebrated by
Rev. P. NJ. McKenna. The burial
was in the Catholic cemetery.
George M. Gates finished work on
Sa' urday night as clerk at Badger &
Spears shoe store.
Mrs. M. D Lamb has been engaged
to sing another year as soprano at the
COM regalional church. Geo. lnglis
has been engaged as bass and Mrs. W.
H. Gale as al,o.
The Modern WColmen of America
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening at which it is expected several
Candidates will be initiated. After
wards ''smoke talk will be held.
d.. G. b Nichols returned yester-
day mucn proved in health from
his trip to New York where he has
been for the past two weeks for the
benefit of his health. His daug hter,
Miss Nadine Nichols, returned with
him.
A special car will be run to Mont
pelier Thursday night after the Fire
mems ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Liberty re
turn d yesterday morning from two
weeks visit at West Chazy, n. Y,
with Mrs. Liberty's parents.
Carpenters be present at Union thi
evening and bring your due cards. In
stallation Of officers and other import
ant business.
Miss Florence +. Nelson Of Bur
ling on arrived 10 this city Saturday
night to take the place of her sister,
Miss Mabel Nelson who is i'll at bel
home and unable to attend her duties
as teacher at the spaulding iigs
School
The Boston Blrgain store have
closed their branch store 10 The \. d
Morse block and are moving tie good
back to their main store.
Mrs. Geo. F. Scott will rem lin II
this city for several days longer
Her d ,ughter, Miss Lillian, returned
to Cliremont, N. Fl Saturday.
The next lecture in the course O
Art Studies by Rev, B. G Roberts will
be held next Monday evening, Jan. ID
Evidently the bargains found at tn
Globe Clothing Co. $ osing So e ar
appreciated. $500 worth of clothiut
was sold Saturday.
Mrs. Fanny Bancroft Spa uldinl
died this morning at DR.. G. B. Mich
OILS where she had made her home so
the past eighteen years. She ~oll'
have been S5 years old had she live'
until Fepluar,. The cause of he
de.tn was Brisn!> disease wi othe
complications. NJ $. Spa -ldins wa
b RI ia Planti Id AMI had lest her hu'
band before coming to Barre. H.
funeral will be held Wednesday al
D H.. al tae home of Or. Il. b. Mich
OILS and The buIi Il will % at Plalntitl ii
Henry T. Bray left this mornin
for Burlington ~ r:hume his Stuale
at the medical depai tment o tn
University of Vermont from which b
Will graduate this year Since Frlda
, | he has 5een tue guest OF his s!st2l
r Mrs. J. f. NJ Sweeney.
{ NOTICE
- Tie II ,afd Of civil auth GRITTY wi
, mprt in the council chamber ID u
, city hall at 7 30 o'clo;k Weuuesus
t evening Jan s, 1902 1.r 'ne aoa,