Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-29
CITY news


tomor. ow night.
Miss Mildred Morse OF Springfield is
the guest Of MI and Mr.. Jack Morse.
Minnehaha Encampment, l. O. o.
F., worked the third degree on three
candidates last evening.
Mrs. G. l.. Woodwork left last night
for few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Humphrey, in Waterbury.
David Rennie and Mary Wiseman
Gillian were united in marriage last
evening at the home of the bride on
Circle street, Rev. T. Fl. Mitchell
performing the ceremony.
James Jerome is the foreman at the
machine shop Of Whitcomb Bros and
not at the shop Of the Smith, Whit
comb 4 Cook Co., as has been stated
by the Montpelier papers.
Nothing but routine business was
done at the meeting of the directors OF
the electric street railroad held at
Richard A. Hoar's law office. Moth
ing was done for publication.
The boys of the Presbyterian Brig.
ade decided last evening to take their
ride to the Gulf on Thursday night
Each boy, with bis basket, will please
be at tie church at 30 sharp.
There promises to be very pleas
ant and profitable time at the Baptist
church at 30 this evening. Members
of the class are to give short speeches
and especially the problem of how to
reach our young men will be discussed.
For long time this has been in the
mind OF the pastor and inspired our
young men 70 future action. just
what plan the Baracas have may be
better understood by being present.
Special music has been provided for
the occasion. the Laoies' Aid So
ciety will serve supper at o'clock.
Everyone invited, and are sure to re-
ceive a hearty welcome.
The contract for taking down and
rebuilding the towers at Goddard
Seminary has been awarded to w. w.
Smith OF Montpelier by the executive
committee Of the trustees, Work was
begun this morning.
W. H. Gladding will begin work
next week constructing a new Chin
ney for his book on North Main
street.
The Local Option men expect to
hold a convention at Montpelier to-
morrow to nominate candidates tor
senators from this county. 1t is eX-
pected that there will be three nomi.
mated.
Edward harrington of Burlington
was in this city last evening.
L. L. Cole spent yesterday at Leba-
non, N. H. returning last night.
Mrs. Mobbs, the housekeeper for
Rev, B. c. Roberts, is expected to re.
turn Wednesday from Windsor.
Miss May Robinson has gone to
Warren, stopping at Braintree and
Roxbury on the way.
E. w. Dunton has gone to Vinal
Haven, Me-, to spend his vacation at
his old home.
Will Avery expects to begin work
next week on the brick transformer
house at North Barre for j. S. Viles.
Miss Mary Stack, the nurse who re-
Gently came to the Barre Emergency
hospital from st. Johns hospital,
Lowell, Mass, is in very critical
condition, She has had two bad hem.
morrahages from the lungs and is now
under the care of her sister and a
nurse from St Johns hospital.
According to a story IN circulation
Yesterday Rev. B. S. Taylor had to
pay IS for the use Of the stand from
which he spoke at Montpelier Sunday.
The stand belonged to pop corn
vender and was left in Hay market
square for the night Saturday. Mr..
Taylor appropriated it for his own
use and neglected to ask permission or
return it. The prohibition state com
mittee paid the bill.