Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-30
CITY News.

49,
Samuel Samuelson went to Burling-
ton this afternoon.
Mis-. III. Judkins Of Northfeld
was in this city yesterday.
Alex Anderson has gone to New
York where he has secured good
position.
Only routine business will be done
at the regular meeting OF Hiawatha
Lodge of Odd Fellows tomorrow even.
ing
Raymond Diemer and Warren How.
land have gone to Greensboro Pond
for weeks fishing.
P. w. Clement will speak In Mont.
pelier May 8, and will be in Barre
sometime the following week.
John Call of Montpelier, who was
arrested Monday night for breaking
and entering. freight Car at the
Junction, has been sent back to Yer
gennes to serve out the remainder of
his term there.
Chief Engineer Campbell says that
he has received no instruction as yet
to investigate the recent accident to
the fire alarm system.
1t is expected that the argument
will be made in the McKane case In
county court this afternoon.
H. F. Cutler has unloaded one of
the best rubber tired Berlin coaches
to be seen IN this vicinity, and will
be pleased to accommodate all hack
orders for weddings and funerals.
First Constrble w. H. Buchanan has
not paid out to the city as yet the srm
of 1851. O2, claimed to be due as shown
by the report Of the auditors.
The trustrees Of Goddard Seminary
have received applications for the posi-
tion made vacant by the resignation
of Miss Ada G. Croft not only from
parties living in Vermont but also
from others In New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
Provision dealers report that there
is a falling off in their sales of beef due
to the high prices prevailing. They
say that people are buying less and
less Of the more expensive cuts, tax
ing the poorer ones or none at all IN
place of them.
All those interested in the CEN
reimbursement of Women" will want
to attend the lecture this evening In
the Baptist church by Mrs. S. S. Fes-
sender, late president OF the Massa'
chusetts w. @. T. u, on this subject.
Mrs. Fessenden IS described as an In
teresting and convincing speaker.
The Ida Reed w. .. T. U. will at.
tend in body.
The people Of Hedding NJ E. church
will give a reception in the church
chapel to Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Lowe
on Friday evening.
The reception given to Mrs. S. s.
Fessenden last evening at the home
of Mrs. j. R. George proved a very
enjoyable affair although it was ami
formal affair. Nearly all the members
Of the Ida Reed W. 9. T. u, were
present.
Clarence Worthen of this city has
been appointed one Of the ushers tor
Founders day at the University OF
Vermont.
Rev. Charles O. Day formerly chap
lain of the First Vermont, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon at Norwich
University,
FIN. Whitcomb Chauncey Harris,
and J. j. Sowles joined the Barre fish
ing party at Greensboro pond today.
All persons who have not yet re-
turned their inventories to the assess.
ors must do so q: once as all inven-
tories must be In by the last OF this
week.
That smooth edge and straight cut
is done by the Rldgly trimmer. 1t
is used on any first class job of paper
hanging. No one but union paper
hangers use it and beware eff the man
who cannot show you the union work.
ing card. When doing your work If
any one is working for you and you
have union principles ask to see the
card 1920