Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-21
CITY news.

CUI NtWS.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap.
fist church will hold thei. annual
meeting Tuesday evening at 5 o clock.
At O'Clock an oyster supper will be
served. The custom observed by this
society is that every member pays 10
cents per month, whether present at
the meetings or absent, and those
present who are not members pay Is
cents. After supper can Evening
with Famous American Women will
be enjoyed, an interesting program
having been prepared. The public
! generally is invited to this, as we'll as
to all other gatherings of this society.
239.40
M. G. Nichols left yesterday for
Brattleboro on business.
VIM. Manson a leading cigar dealer
Ct Burlington was in town yesterday
to place his cigars the Florsde Frank.
lin, with e. H. Campbell and f. A.
Drown.
Sam Samuelson went to Burlington
yesterday.
Mrs. H. L. Spear left yesterday for
Morrisville.
Miss Shirley Morse Ut Bristol visit d
Miss Ella Norton over Sunday.
George Cook returned yesterday
from St. Johnsbury.
Charles Fairbrother, formerly Of
Brook6eld and we'll known in this
vicinity recently died in Iowa.
Van Clark went to Randolph yes.
terday.
Marcus Peck Of Brookield was ia
the city yesterday.
Ethel G.. Austin went to Albany,
VT. yesterday.
Mrs. T. L. Snow, who is at the
hospital in Burlington, is doing nicely,
and will be home the last Of this week
or the first OF next.
The outlot k for resumption OF the
building boom on Batchelder's Mead.
ow next spring is extremely good.
w. II. Gladding returned last night
from Randolph.
1t is estimated that the Montpelier
city council will this year equal its
record of retrenchmert by saving So
900 besides the $4,000 surplus accu.
mulated in the water department,
making 800, 900 In each year
Never mind the snow storm tonight
bring friend to the oyster supper at
the Baptist church e to 100 o'c ock,
and enjoy San Evening with Famous
Amer can Women"
St. Eliz lbeth's Chapter will meet
with Mrs. w. ID. Reid Thursday after.
noon at two o'clock. This is an i'm
portant meeti.g. All members that
have taken work home pless, bring
it with them.
The Masonic supper will be serv d
at 5 80 ms cad of 6 O'Clock as was
first planned. Will the ladies who
are to assist In preparing the supper
meet at l O'Clock sharp. 1t will not
be necessary to meet in the mo-ning.
Smith Bros delivery team had a
tip over in front of Badger & Spears
aoout 4 30 last night. With only the
front sled attached, the horse proceed
ed lazily down the street. After
lodging several bundles, etc., fired at
him by excited pedestrians, he got
Disguised and quickened his gait, but
stopped when ne reached the market
no damage having been done.
The Granite Polishers will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 In the Carpenters hall
Nichols block, a + II attendance is re.
quested.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Glysson, % Pleasant street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Pro.
gram, paper, The Florence of Today,
Mrs. Silloway: History Of Naples,
Mrs. A, B. Averill; Vesuvius, Mrs.
Hoyt; Excavations, at Pompeii, Mrs.
Johnson. Questions on zigzag 'ur-
ney through Italy. Quotations from
Merchant of Venice.
Sadie, the elder child of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry E. Russ of Vice street,
died between 10 and IL o'clock yes,
terday forenoon from scarlet fever, at.
ter an IL ness Of only few days. The
body was taken to Worcester for In.
terment yesterday afternoon. The
deceased was lovable girl, only seven
and half years old, and great fav-
orite with ali who knew her, and her
early death is a heavy blow to the
stricken parents, who have only one
other child, 'oaba six months old.
N. A. Bailey of Rutland arrived in
town this morning to compete for the
checker champ onship OF Vermont
with Thomas Nichols of this city.