Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-26
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CITY news.

The Patriarchs Militant will parade
Memorial Day.
DR.. r. F. Willard Of West Topsham
left this morning for Middlesex.
Mrs. R. f. Willard Of West Tops
ham, left this morning for st. Al
bans.
The window castings ana doors of
the Miles Granite block are being re-
vanished
There will be regular meeting OF
Minnehaha Encampment |. @. o. F.,
this evening.
Mrs. Pearl Northrop left this morn
ing for Lrantford, Conn, where she
will spend the summer,
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Richard l., LaWess, at their home
on Washington street on May o.
Rev. r. A. Poole preached an able
and eloquent temperance sermon last
evening at the. congregational church.
Judge W. =. Stafford Of st. Johns
bury was in this city yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of his aunt, Mrs, l..
W. Whitcomb, returning to st. Johns
bury today.
A special meeting Of Granite Royal
Arch Chapter will be held on Tuesday
evening, May 81, at I o'clock. In.
structions and lectures in the Mark
Masters degree.
Themes Adams left last night for
his home in Randolph and went this
morning to Boston to help W. +.
Rowland about the Soldiers Monu-
ment at Wakefield, Mass.
Thomas Peters, who has served his
time in the grocery business in Scot
land and has just come over to this
country, has begun work at Mer-
chants economic cash grocery
Mrs. Lucina Durfee died Sunday
morning from paralysis, aged 6s
years. seven months and % days. She
was born in Plainteld and had lived
at ls9 Silver street. The funeral will
be held at 2 p. m, tomorrow, Rev. H.
f. Lowe officiating and the burial will
be in Hope cemetery
While William Carson was scuilling
with Fred Darling near the Worthen
building at about O'Clock Saturday
evening he broke bone in his right
arm. He will be laid UP from his
duties as messenger al the telegraph
Office for sometime
The funeral OF Mrs l., w Whit.
como was held yesterday afternoon at
her late home, corner Of Brook and
North Main streets and was well at
tended by friends and relatives, Rev.
W. r. Davenport otliciated assisted
by Rev. r. F. Lowe. The burial was
in Elmwood cemetery aud the beare RS
were II. W. and f. n Whitcomb, Lo'
rem Blanchard, w A .Whitcomb, w. N.
Burnham and Judge W. P Stafford.
There was a great DrofuSion of beau
tiful floral offerings.
The program for the @, 4, 5. social
Wednesday evening is as follows
Piano solo. Pauline and Otis Cutler
V, cal solo, Lila Morse: vocal 500, w,
Sherritis; piano solo, Ida Cluness; vo-
cal solo, Maggie Bro ~n, There will
be a contest which all will be inter
ested in and prize will he awarded
the winner, Everyone outside the
order is cordially invited. Strawber'
} rcs and cream and cake will be served
after the program Admission, 10
cents children under Is, 10 cents.
The public will hail with delight
? the grand opening Of the Granite City
Trotting Park, Decoration Day the
30th and it will be suspicious In the
f; ct that no other track in the country
. can begin 70 offer the attractions, OF
I they would have been after the $40. oo'
challange offered. 1t has been exten
y sively advertised and many people
e will be here from surrounding to Hns
] Everything from start to finish viii
be exciting and just as advertised
The full Montpelier Military Rant
: will add new and up-to-da:e music
Gates opened 1T I'm program p. m