Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-07
CITY NEWS


day evening the 9Th.
At the special communication OF
Granite Lodge No. IS F. & A. NJ.
Friday evening Nov. 7 at Z O'Clock,
the District Deputy will make bis
official visit to the Lodge. 1t Is ex-
pected that there will be quite num-
Der Of visiting members present.
After the work of the evening refresh
ments will be served in the Masonic
banquet hall. All Master Masons are
cordially invited to attend, Work,
third degree. 1878.
Health Officer Dr. Gilman has inst
received reports on samples of water
taken from various sources Of supply
in the city. The samples were taken
from the city system, the Mcfarland
& Boyce and private spring supply
ing houses Oh Academy street All
three were reported. chemically unob.
jectionable, but in the case of the
spring water companies a thorough
examination Of the surroundings was
advised. The water in all the sys-,
tens reported ON is perfectly safe for
drinking purposes.
Stewart Clark OF Brandon was In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Tremhy has moved her
dressmaking rooms In the Morse block
to the tenement vacated sometime
ago by Clarence Carr in the rear end
of the building. ..
Prindle l. AverjM have Just received
the large boiler to be installed al Fan.
leoni 4. Lanes block on Granite St.
Fred Kenerson. the shoemaker at
Badger 4 McI4ean's, left this morning
for a visit Ia Lyndonville. Il
w. H. Roberts of Manchester. VT,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Hutchin.
son yesterday.
Angus A. Smith received a letter
today from Montreal that Ia decided.
ly unique. 1t was from bis brother
Peter and instead of the name bel n
written ON the outside OF the enve-
lope small photos raph Of Mr.. Smith
was pasted on and under this was
written "Barre Vt" The local post
office clerks recognized the face and
delivered the letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gross and
Miss Lizzie Bryant of.Brownington and
Mrs. Margaret Bryant Of Barton who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. W.
#. Gilman returned to their respect
i've homes this noon. Mr.. Gross was
, member Of the legislature twenty
four years ago.
The usual series of whist parties
under the ausrices OF the Rebekahs
will start In Odd Fellows hall on the
evening Of Saturday Nov, is. Re.
freshments will be served as usual.
Admission Is cents. Remember the
date and be on hand for the first par
IT,. 1870
A subscription paper Is being circu-
lated tor the purpose Of assuring q Sc
ries Of five dances to be held In Miles
hall this winter. Music will be fur
nished by Wilders orchestra.
The person who bought the Interna-
tional Money Order No. 27155 on
We 1nesday Nov. 5th is requested to
call at the postof6ce and bring the re-
ceipt given at the time the order was
issued. so IT. * L .rec; 49, pc.s j
,sA Miss MARY FostAtsthe trained nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. C.::S'
Currier during her illness returned to
her home in Montpelier yesterday.
Mrs. e. r. Skinner Of Montpelier
has vacated her State ST., house In
that city and, has moved to Barre to
reside with her sister, Mrs, E. w.
Bisbee.
Harry e. Burnham of South Wood |
bury spent last night with his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Wells.
Two carloads OF peopl. from this
,ity attended the Catholic Fair at |
Montpelier last night.
Micc Hou1 nohanv and Mfaa Minnin |