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

St. Elizabeth Chapter OF the Church
OF the Good Shepherd will give a.
Sock Social" in the vestry Wednes.-
day evening Feb 5. They are anx~
ious to see large gathering. An en-
tertain emit will be given consisting
of vocal and instrumental music and
readings. Refreshments will be Sery-
ed. Just bring twice the number Of
pennies that you wear Socks and
we will assure you Of a pleasant even
ing. "a
A social will be given in the Pres
byterian church vestry on the evening
of Feb. by the Young Men 5 andi
Young Wumen's clubs. An admis~-
sion of 10 cents will be charged.
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The members of the N. E. 0. P.r
please take notice that the date for
pay ment of the last assessment has;
expired. -. A. Demo, Fin. Sec'y.
p. Lavery has sold through F. B.
Gates Real Estate Agency, $50 acres,
of wood and timber land In Roxburv
to Johnson & Howe.
The tickets are selling we'll for the
grand masquerade ball that Co. E will
hold Thursnay evening in their ar
mory. Good music has been engaged
and it is intended to make the affair
one of the social events OF the winter
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A special meeting OF Granite Royal
Arch Chapter will be held on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 4, at I O'Clock. Work.
p. M. and M. E. M. degree.
Remember tickets for Toll Gate
Ina 20 on sale at the Red Cross.
Pharmacy at p. m, tonight.
Ruy your tickets early for Tolll
Gate Inn.
Mss Ines Gruber who has beena
visiting friends in the city for the
past few days returned today to her
home in Hartford,
Philip Marion has gone to Brock
ton, Mass where he has been Gale o..
by the critical sickness Of his wife.
W. R. Guthrie has gone to Massa~.
chusettS on business trip.
Miss Margaret DALEY retained TO-
her home in Burlington yesterday az
ternoon, after visit In this city with
relatives. - -
Ash Wednesday, which marks the
beginning of Lent, will come this year
on Feb. II.
Mrs. F. A. Chauvin is i'll with the
erysipelas.
The Ladies Aid Of the Baptist
church will serve baked bean supper
at the church this Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. Admission Is cents. All
lovers Of baked beans invited.
Miss Minnie Rich is ill with jaun.~
dice. =
The Williamstown train reached
this city about $50 o'cl OK yesterday
afternoon, the road having been brok-
en- open by the snow plow sent up,
from Montpelier.
Deputy Supreme Regent W. F..
Scott will install the officers Of the
local council, Royal Arcrnum tomor--
rev evening.
The Altrusians will meet with Mrs.
Sowdtn, Park ST., Wednesday at 2. 80
D. m. Program: - Paper Genoa, The
birth place of Columbus, Mrs. Sowden =.
paper, Pope l. o WILL, Mrs. Shores ;.
paper, Monte Carlo, Mrs Glysson; pa
per, Leaning Tower OF Pisa, Miss
White; Household hints, Members Of,
circle; Current events.
The Iod, pendent Cribbage club notic-
ed a challenge to play series. OF
games with St. Monica's Temperance
society. We should be glad to accept
their challenge after we play the win
ming team in the crib tOurna ment.-
Tue Independent Crib club was organ
lied for that purpose and no other
4. L. Snow, Prs.
Constable w. ii. Buchanan left this
mood for st. .Johnsbury aud Newport
on his Hast trip to ound.up. the delin-
quent taxpayers.
There will be a meeting Of the off,
GERS Of the q. e. s. Wednesday even
} ing at I O'Clock for practice.
L. A. Averill is cutting about $50
cords OF wood and 5000 feet of from
the old Averlll farm this winter.
II c. w. Perry went to Essex this
! morn ng.
II. B. lexington Of Northfeld was
in this city loday.
Charles s. Currier and Henry Smith
e have gone to Boston to purchase SCI
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