Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-29
CITY news

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a new 30-horse power motor is bein
installed
There were no criminal cases be
fore the city court this morning.
Miss Florence Pearl.is In Burlington
today.
Miss Emma Carter spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Hard
wick, returning today.
Deputy Sheriff George w. Nichols
of Wil!iamstown WAS in this city Sat-
urdAy.
Attorney c.. w. Writers OF St. AL
bans represented the Central Vermont
Saturday at the hearing held by the
street committee on widening Brook
Ign street.
Miss Alice Pierce OF Chicago arrived
in this city Saturday for visit with
her cousin, Miss Rena Burnham.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday at
her home at MiddleSex.
Miss Nina IF. Converse sp:nt Sun
day at Middlesex.
Hedding NJ. <. church will have it's
annual harvest supper next Wednes'
day evening, Oct. !. Supper will be
served from to O'Clock in the din
ing room. Menu Boiled dinner,
rolls, brown bread, vegetable hash,
mince, apple, pumpkin pie, cake,
pickle, apples, grapes, tea. coffee
Admission, adults 20 cents: chill 1ren
Is cents. An excellent literary pro.
gram has been prepared. s145
The new bell on the Church Of st.
Sylvestre at Granitevlle will be bless
ed on Sunday, Oct. 70. Bishop En-
ard of Valleyheld, P. c., will be
present and pc .fo:m the ceremony.
period known as the 40 hours de-
votion began at ST. Monicas church
yesterday morning.
Harry A. Segel is in Montpelier to-
day on business.
Irving Define of San Francisco
CAL, who is visiting his cousin, Hiram
Define. left this morning for Concord,
N. H., accompanied by Mrs. Hiram
Define, for visit with relatives.
The Washington county Sunday
School Association will meet in the
Congregational church here tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Smith re-
turned Friday night from their west.
ern trip.
Former Mayor N. D. Phelps enter
tanned John w. Dillon and DR.. c. Fl.
Kent at Burlington yesterday with
ride on Lake Champlain in MS gaso-
line boat.
S. H. Jackson and G.. Fl. Pape are
making a personal canvass to sell the
seaso tickets OF the Blrre Enter
tainment Association.
John Patterson, WIN has been con-
fined to his home on Eastern avenue
by sickness, is reported as being some
what improved.
A,G. Shaw Of Bethel was in this
city this morning.
An early mass was celebrated at
ST.. Monica's church this morning.
Ned Hutchins of East Barre wen. to
Burlington this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. DensmOre went |
to keene, N. H., this morning.
Mrs. Ina Mcdonald will return this
week from East Beckmantown, N. y
The hearing on the resurvey OF
Brooklyn ST., was adjourned Saturday :
for one week.
f. N. Braley returned Saturday
night from his trip to the Adiron-
dacks somewhat improved tn health.
II. A. Camp returned to Burlington
this morning to resume his studies at
the University of Vermont.
Miss Alice Beckley spent Sunday at
Northh Id.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaBelle spent
Sunday at Essex.
Miss Lizzie McKellow returned to
Keesevlle, N. Y, this morning, after
spending Sunday in this city with
Miss Georgiana Wishart.
John BresnehAn has returned to this
city from Norwich, Conn.
Revs. P NJ. McKenna and j, a.
LaCorture Of ST. Monica S church are
assisted during the 40 hours devotion
which gan yesterday morning, by
Revs. J. p. O Neil Of Northti Id and
W. N. LoIe rgan of White River juno
ton, H. A. Maillet Of Waterbury, D.
Daigneault OF Granitevl vile and "A. j,
Glynu. y. d. OF Richmond.
In the closing races at the Malone,
N. Y, far, Saturday, The Maid"
owned by Mayor James M. Boutwell,
of Montpelier, took third money in
the free for-all race. She was driven
by +. A. Slayton of this city and the
best time made was 2 II.
Several carloads OF horses for the
coming races at the Granite City Trot.
ing Park arrived in a special train
Yesterday over the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad,