Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-25
CITY News.

sam McMDn is Oh the sick list.
Have yon seen the Flannel Waists
at Fits.
Rev. p. NJ Mckenna went to North
field this noon.
Fred W. Grimm has gone to Wells
River.
James Riford has gone to Boston.
Children s Cl0aks at Fits, hand.
some warm and at popular prices,
Mrs. G. A. Drew went to Burling-
ton this morning on short visit
Practically all the delegates left On
the early morning trains for their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawley have
returned to this city to reside after
living a while in New York state.
Ed Parday has gone to St. Johns.
bury.
There will be regular meeting OF
r. c. |. 2. A. this evening.
Miss Ellen M. Stone, the missionary
went to Boston this morning.
At the meeting Of the recently
formed Socialist section last evening
plans were considered for hiring per-
manent quarters.to be used as read
ing and social room. The section is
planning several important movements
for the benefit Of the young men Of
this city.
A meeting of the girls in the Fan
Drill is called for this evening at 8
O'Clock at the convent.
The promoters Of the League Of the
Sacred Heart are requested to meet
this evening at the convent at :
O'Clock.
Today is the opening day at the
Combination Cash store for their
millinery department and there ale
many visitors there today, inspecting
the latest things in woman's head
gsa2.
The movement among the wood
dealers Of this city TO raise the price
Of wood has failed, and one of the
largest dealers is reported as saying
that the price OF wood would not be
increased this winter
Ansel Winneh, of the firm OF Ell.
drege & Winueh OF Boston, is ia this
city.
The local physicians N. t last even
ing with DR.. +. B. Whitaker. The
evening was spent pleasantly in
social way and there were various dis.
cussicns gu professional matters.
A mass meeting OF citizens is called
for tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
Miles hall for the purpose Of forming
a preliminary hospital association.
The auction sale Of building lots on
the Homecrest property belonging to
Smith Bros, yesterday was II great
success although it is expected that
the sales today, tomorrow and Satur-
day will excel. Twenty-six lots were
sold yesterday and everyone who
bought is we'll satisfied The deeds
for the lots were pass ed last night at
the Office of the f. B. Cate Real Estate |
Agency.
The funeral Of Kate the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Burke, was held
at 9 o clock this morning al st. Mont
cas- church and was we'll attended. |
Rev. ?. M. McKenna celebrated high |
mass Of requiem, Miss Rose Cook
singing all the solos. The burial was
in the Catholic cemetery. There was
i great profusion of choice floral offer
ingS.
Thefair to be held under the aus
pieces Of the Ladies Aid Of st. Mon
lea S church will begin Oct. IL, and
close the 18th, and will be in Armory
ual. The committee under whose
the fair will be conduct
ell are Mrs. John Noonan. Mrs, N.
Nelson and Mrs. NJ. Coyne. The
ladies' are anxious tina this fair may
be a success, and with their united
-tf0rts, are endeavoring to make it
very interesting. A choice program
laS been selected for three evenings
Turing the week, also dancing for
shree evenings Proceeds to be added
o the treasury, which is very low on
account OF increasing dem ands. Ad-
10 cents each evening.