Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-04
CITY News.

VII NSV
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Wilson returned
yesterday afternoon from Northhvld,
where they went to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Wilson brother. +. w. Ball,
Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. N.
A. Bali Of Fitchbnrg, Mass returned
with them for short visit at their
ht me in Barre town.
Mrs. j. E. McGue went to St. AL.
bans last evening, called there by the
serious illness Of her mother.
St. ElizAbeth's Chapter. will meet
in the vestry at 100 O'Clock THURSDAY
evening. This is very important
meeting. A report must be made re-
garding the Calendar" work. The
months must get a report from their
weeks as the treasurer and secretary
want to make report for the month
Of January. 252
No freight has come down from the
Hill fr several days. The Barre
railroad is trying to break out it's line
today with snow pillow.
Queen OF the Forest Circle, G. OF
F., will have a concert and social
time in Foresters' hail Saturday even.
ing Feb g. Cake and coffee will be
served after the concert. Admission
Is cents. 1927
The Barre Firemen's club will have
a "Smoke talk" at the club rooms on
Prospect St., on Thursday evening,
Feb. 6, and all tiremen and club men,
bers are requested to be presen'. Bear
this In mind. 252-5
VIM. Hunt Of Randolph is visiting
his brother George.
Miss Hattie Briggs Of Williams.
town, is spending the week with Mrs.
Fred Page Of Highland Ave.
The Knights Of Pythias expect too
work the first and second ranks on
two candidates this evening.
1t has been necessary to postpone
indefinitely the social that was to be
held this week at the home OF Mrs. b..
w. Braley on account OF there being
SO many attractions this week to call
the members of the Musical Associa.
tiOn.
All Clansmen wishing to accept
Barclay Bros invitation to their an
nual concert on Feb 7, will receive
tickets from the financial secretary at
the clan rooms from $3.50 till 1870 any
evening including Friday. 4d
There will be meeting Of the
Burns club in Carpenters hall, Nichols
block, Wednesday evening, Feb. 5, at
1880. Treasurer Smith would like to
meet all members for the collection of
annual GU at that time. Committee
meet at sharp. "a
Ned Wells returned to his home at
Enfield, N. H., yesterday after visit
of several days In tn city with friends
at Goddard Seminary.
j. G. More left this morning for q
weeks stay at his old home at Rox'
bury, N. Y.
There will be regular meeting this
levening Of the local camp, Modern
Woodmen Of America.
There are two avowed candidates
for alderman in both wards four anc
six. In the former the friends OF M
B. Nichols and Johu j. Mckenzie arr
hustling for support for these two
men In wand six Henry Premier an
nounces that he is still in the contest
and there is Capt. Fl. A. Duffy still tt
be reckoned with.
Henry KY ne Rickert aged 10 year
father Of Louis R. Rickert Of the firm
OF Rickert g. Wells of this city diet
. last night at his sons home in Bran
don from paralysis. The decease'
was vel. known in Barre being con
slant visitor here for the past few
years and alth ugh in feeble healtl
m de many friends. Mr. Rickert wa
born in Putnam, N. Y, and in 1855
moved to Brandon, VT, where h
went into business as carpenter an
millwright, remaining as such until
few years ago when his health faile
and it became necessary for him t
give it up. 1t was two years az
chat he was first stricken with para
ysis and second time about yea
ago. The third stroke was on las
Friday from which he never becam
conscious. He leaves to mourn hl
oss W dow and four sons, Louis +
| { this city, Fred J. of Brandon "
| M. of L,conia, N. H., aud J. II.
Pipestone, MINI. The funeral will b
/ hold 4 ,morrOW