Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-22
CITY news.

MTS. II. W, N1lJCUAD leIG Gnl3
morning for q visit at Steve.
Miss Alice Smith is spsning the day
In Waterbury.
Guy Boyce' and Win Foley attended
the dance al Washington last night.
Miss Minnie Rope is now the guest
OF Herbert Castle.
Miss Ella Furness of Warren IS the
guest OF Mrs. c. N. Kenyon.
Mrs. Richard Jenness Of Lyndon
vile, who has been the guest OF her
daughter, Mrs. G. N. Kenyon, was
called away yesterday bv the death Of
Glover, aged 90 yegn.
The Illustrated lecture on the Phil
ippines given at the opera house last
night by Capt. Campbell CT San Fran.
degree and the lecturer more than
made good all that has been said of
him. He is thoroughly converSant
with the subject in hand, he is an ex-
cellent speaker and the views shown
were exceptional. The situation re.
garaing the Philippines was v
more compactly and clearly explained
than by this gentleman.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Maud Whitcomb Monday evening at
7.30.
The cribbage games will be renewed
Monday evening.
The Queen Citys Of Burlington are
expected in this city this afternoon to
roil games with the local bowling
teams, the Crescents and the Granite
Citys.
Miss Agnes Nash has returned from
a visit at her home in Burlington.
At the Congregational church to-
morrow morning, the pastor, will &C.
cupy the pulpit and will preach the
fourth and last sermon in the series
npon ine topic, "a Positive Religion
from the Modern Standpoint TN
the evening be viii give the sixth
chapter in his Sermon Story
W. A, Bigelow who has been living
in Roxbury this winter, has returned
to Barre and will resume work at bis
trade, tool sharpening.
Miss Gladys Barron is at her home
in this city for eight weeks as her
school in Corinth has closed for that
length of time.
Next Tuesday evening at the Pres
byterian church the Young Mems
Club will be entertained by DR.. F. M.
Lynde in a paper on "Modern Discov-
cries in Physiology" All members are
requested to be present.
Joseph Gay went to Mortified last
night.
Charles Jones visited in East Mont
pelier last evening.
The Rev. T. H. Mitchell did not
return from Canada yesterday as was
expected but he writes that he will
remain there another week.
At the Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning the Rev. w. r. Daven.
port will preach and the Rev. Mr..
Morrison of GranitevilIe will conduct
the evening service.
Remember the great attraction
"Uncle Terry" at the opera house
Monday night.
Money refunded If "Uncle Terry
is not satisfactory.
Fred Rathburn Of Sodom is visiting
Charlie Spencer Of this city.
Mrs. L. E. Griswold went to Nor
risville this morning.
The papers will not be signed until
Monday although an agreement has
been reached between the directors Of
the Granite Exchange and Prindle &
Averill fo- practically the whole of the
second floor Of the latter's block for
the headquarters Of the exchange. All
the tenants have been notified to leave
SO that the rooms can be turned over
by March 1st to the exchange. Sever
al expert calculators have been en-
gagged by the exchange to do the esti-
mating.
"Uncle Terry is announced for
next Monday, Heb. "a.
There will be q regular meeting OF
Ircquois Tribe of Red Men Tuesday
evening at which it IS expected that
there will he work in the adoption de-
gree. 267-70
There will be a meeting Of Socialists
in room 2, at Socialists hall, Granite
street on Saturday evening, Feb. ~,
at I o'c'ock to draw up a platform for
the city election In March and trans.
act other important business. %
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