Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-05
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. P. Odds of Soutl
Barre went to Rutland yesterday at
ternoon for visit with Mrs. Odds
brother, DR.. Gsle.
In the Universalist church tomor
row morning the pastors subject vii
be "Walking with Jesus. " All th'
auxiliary services as usual. At
O'Clock the first of q series Of specia
vesper services will be given, with {
short address by the pastor. Strsng'
ers cordially welcomed.
The next rehearsal of the Festiva
chorus will be on Wednesday evening
at 7.30 instead OF Tuesday evening al
at $40. This change is made neces.
sary from the fact that Mr.. Blaisdell
cannot be here Tuesday. All mem.
bers of the chorus will please make a
note OF the change and plan to be
present at the Methodist vestry Wed.
nesday evening at 730
Next Tuesday evening the men of
Baraca class Of the Baptist church
will be hosts instead Of the Ladies
Aid Society and will serve supper
from $50 to 8 80. After the supper
church will hold another of its liter.
airy evenings. Mr.. Fuller will read a
paper on The Economies Of Strikes. !"
The paper will be open .or discus.
sion. The public is cordially invited.
Suit has been brought by T. H.
Cave, Jr., trustee, against Hulda A.
Whitehi)l for $4,000, to recover the
amount alleged to have been trans.
ferred by the defendant to her son,
in connection with bankruptcy pro
ceedings.
Dance at Montpelier armory to-
night.
A non suit has been entered In the
suit Of w. G. and s. J. Jones VS.. G..
A. Wilkinson.
The suit of Pratt VS.. the Barre
Railroad Co has been settled.
William Fraser has gone to New.
port.
Miss Inez English has gone 70 St.
oouusUuIy IOl d low udyS.
F. K. Bailey has gone to Randolph.
Mrs. George Kelton OF North Mont.
pelier is in the city today.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Leonard died yesterday and the
funeral is being held this afternoon.
Matio Pionos and Miss Adele
Pacetti were married this morning by
City Clerk Wells at the city hall.
John Mackie is at home from Sar.
anac Lake, N. Y, on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Burke have
gone to Burlington to attend the fu.
neral Of J, J. Kennedy's mother.
Mrs. Maud Arthur left this noon
for Boston.
George F. Sargent, salesman for
Willard & Willard, Boston, was Ia
this city this morning. He, although
not temperance crank, has made the
,own Of North Andover, act as it
votes, 1t has voted "no" steadily on
the license question while allowing a
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the town. Mr. Sargent has changed
it by strict enforcement of the law
and it is now as dry a town as can
be found in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Adele LaFrance and two chill :
dren returned today to their home at
Highgate Spr ings after q visit at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rixby, Oh BeckleY Hill.
The public schools will begin their
spring term Monday.
Prof. o. d. Mathewson, @. II.
White, Prof. .. K, HOLSTER, and @.
H. Hall Of this city attended the ban
queJ Of the Schoolmasters' club at
the Pavilion, Montpelier, last even.
ing.
In the individual bowling tourna.
ment last evening Walsh rolled 603
for three strings which is the highest
yet made for three strings. Robert
Byers is the leader In the highest sin.
Oh team hOWled.