Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-11
CITY news.

Mrs Emma j., wife OF Alger j.
Baldwin. died early this morning at
her home on Prospect St., after an Ill.
So Of several weeks from heart d.
Sc .Se. She was born In Washingt on,
April rs, l843, and was thus In her
59th year. She was the the daughter
Of Rev. and Mrs. William Cummings.
Mrs. Baldwin was married at Hard
wick Dec. 8, 1868. She was an ear
nest member of the Methodist church
and was a faithful wife and kind
mother She " i'll be much missed by
a wide circle Of friends. Mrs Baldwin
is survived by her husband, one sister,
Mrs. Myra Hodge Of Motley, Mimi,
and one child, a, son, Charles S., who
lived at home. Another child died
about two years ago. The funeral ar
rangements are not yet completed.
All o o. F. cribbage players are
re auested to be on hand at 8 30 p. m.
sharp, at the club rooms in Eastman
block so as to be ready for the gime
wirh Clan Gordon.
d. D. &. =. Robert II Ranney and
a party from Minnehaha Encampmant
l. o O f., will 60 to Waterbury FRI
day, Feb H. to install the officers of
the local encampment.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Hose No this evening.
All the officers of Hiawatha Lodge,
|. q. o. F., are requested to be pres
ent Thursday evening at the regular
meeting for practice in the degree
work. 25S-60
G. Fl Johnston is reported as being
on the sick list.
The Athena Club will meet this
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Bugbee,
Washington Street, at 30
Alvv Bohonon left Monday for Dick
SIN, III.
The X. OF c. are to hold lecture
and concert by artists from Boston
and New York on the evening of Mar.
II. A banquet will follow. The COM
mittee in charge will make the affair
sue eSS.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. David
Cilley was held this morning at nine
o'clock from St. Monica's church and
WIS we'll at ended. Rev. J. A. La
Coture celebrated high mass of re-
QUEEN aud the body was placed 10 the
tomb at Elmwood cemetery. There
were many elegant floral tributes. Toe
bearers were j. r. Plunkett, F., j.
Ovens, Frank Minard, Arthur Allen,
William Allen and Mr.. LaFley. The
horal offerings were carnations, f. j..
Owens; caraations and Easter lilies,
Olive e. Moss; white and pink carra-
tions, Miss Margaret Harrigan; Gala
lilies, Mrs. Frank Adams; carnations,
Mrs. VIM. M,nard; pillow, Arthur
and VIM Allen; sickle, nieces and
nephews; cross, z. d. Cilley and
daughter; carnation pinks and smilax,
G. B. Minard rnd Mis- Hattie Mlnard;
carnations, Mrs. Lewis Emery carna.
tons, Mrs, Perley Chandler; harp,
Hose No. /; wreath, Barre Firemen' g
club; cross, Mcdonald X Buchan and
emplo, ees: carnations, q. J. Ross;
roses, Mr.. and Mrs r.. s. Cilley ;pinks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minard.
T. Q tureral OF Joel w. Goldsbury
will be held tomorrow at h S late
home on Beckley hill at | p nj. Rev.
Etfie X. M Jones will ofiiciate as the
deceased was always an attendant at
the Universalist church. The bear
ers will be John and A, D Farwell,
William T. Dewey and Alberi Bliss,
all of Montpelier and all nephews of
the deceased.
Luci David # Boston and Miss
Ina M Miles, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Miles Of Burlingt on,
were mar led at St. Mays Cathedral
in Burlington yesterday morning.
The bride has practised medicine in
Boston for abont four years.
FIR Colburn went to Burlington
this morning.
Joseph Roberts went to Burlington
this morning.
Asa Harrington announces that at
the request of his many friends he
will consent to be candidate for al.
derman from Ward at the caucus on
Thursday night.
Donald McRae died this morning at
the home of Byron Jackson. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing with the fu.ial in Hope cemetery
ST. Elizabeth Chapter will meet
with Mrs. Henry Hay 81 Main ST., on
TIL rsday afternoon at p. N. I'd