Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-21
CITY NEWS.
City meeting tonight.

G. F. Wilson has gone to Randolph.
Clarence Wood has gone to Spring
field.
Jack Cayhue left last night for New
York.
A. Fl. Norris OF Williamstowp is in
the city today.
Miss Clara Bean went to Burlington
this afternoon.
NJ. f. Chestnut went to Burlington
this afternoon.
Miss Mabel II. Preston has return
ed t. Randolph.
John Dohenv of Northheld was in
this city last night.
CCnarles Coduri left this noon for
New Lond n, Conn.
q. Libersont Of Graniteville has
gone to Malone, N. Y.
Mrs. VIM. Wilhelmv and ner two
sons have gone to Cnarl tie.
Rev. w. p. Jackson left this noon
on his return to DummerSton.
{. w. Averill is on the sick list TO-.
day and is confined to the house.
Arthur Mccarthy expects to spend
Sunday at his home in Northtield.
The Rev. Mr.. Watt will supply the
pulpit at the Baptist church tomorrow
son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Sawyer at their home
on Sunni er st.
10 Erlesto Rizzi and Miss Maria
Olgatti were married this forenoon at
the city nall by City Clerk Wells.
Miss Bertha Glasier will finish work
today f0r Miss Lillian Kenerson and
return to her home in Northhelo.
Miss Edith Kim of Spring field,
Mass, and Prof. Hapgood of Newbury-
port, Mass, will arrive in town TO-
night.
e Frank Gbbbi and FANNY will leave
about the first 0. July for his old home
in Switzerland where they will remain
for a year.
The summer time table on the Cen
tral Vermont will 60 into etfec. Mon
day. The White Mountain express
VIII begin running then.
K. w. Morse Of the City Hotel has
been engaged as the caterer for the
alumni banque, to be given on the
Goddard campus next Tuesday.
Mrs A. F. Wood has returned to
Brattleooro after visit in this city
with Mr.. and Mrs E. o. Marion.
Hazel Marion accompanied her.
Rev. b. A. Furness of Newbury
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Kenyon last night on his way to Dan.
by where he will preach tomorrow.
Miss Annie Parks, toll line operate r
at the central telephone office, has
finished work and gole to Fabyans
where she will be employed this sum-
mer.
A two tenement house on Brooklyn
street owned by V. II. Lovely was sold
today through the F. B. Cate Real Es-
tate agency to Or. G. H. Keut for
$17O0.
The lawn party that was to have
been held by the ladies Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd this evening is
postponed until one week from to-
night on account of the rain.
The banquet Of the Goddard Alumni
Association is to be held on the cam
pus at Goddard, Tuesday, June "a, at
1890 p. m. All alumni and friends
are invited to attend. Tickets are
81 90 each
Tomorrow morning in the Presby.
terian church Mr.. Mitchell will speak
to the Knights of Pythias In the
evening the Rev. DR.. McDougall Of the
''Caledonian, New York, will be
present and will preach the sermon.
Janitor c. p, Jones Of the city hall
says that Notwithstanding the fact he
has taken the Washington House at
Washington he will not give up his
position at the city hall until his time
is up unless he is discharged by the
city council.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies
Of Clan Gordon will be held June %,
at which the Rev. D. McDougall will
address them. A large attendance is
requested. The ladies are requested
to hand in their due cards at that
meeting for the semiannual audit of
the books.
In the Univer ,alist chnrch tomor-
row morning Rev. John Coleman
Adams d. D., OF Hartford, Conn,
will preach the sermon before the
graduating class of Goddard Semi
nary All the auxiliary services will
De as usual. Mr.. Adams will preach
again at o'clock. The public is cor.
daily invited to these services.
The meetinga OF the evangelical
church at their large tent on Hill
street are being well attended and
much interest is manifested. An ef-
fort is being made to stop the disturb
ance created at these meetings by
small boys. The me etings usually held
in Averill hall Sundays Will not take
place as all services are now held