Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-02
LAST EDITION..
CITY News.

the recent bar Duet of the F,r ign
MaAonS are requested to meet Friday
evening at O'Clock with The Secre.
tary, John Milton, at 30 Maple ave-
nue.. A full attendance is requested.
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st. T.'"rh"lI> chapter will meet
with Ms. t.eo Mudgett Thursday
evening at I O'clock This is the reg
ular business meeting. I'd
There will be special comnunica-
ton of Granite Lodge No. IS F. and
A. NJ, en- Friday evening. Work End
degree.
The New Years reception given
yesterday by Rev. Effie X. M. Jones
the members of the Universalist
church proved a very enjoyable affair
although quite informal. The par
sonage was crowded with people from
two until five O'Clock. Mrs. Jones re-
ceiven her guests assisted by several
me mbers OF her Sunday school class.
Miss Carrie Lang and Mrs. Douglas
Ruben served the refreshments assist
ed by Miss Ger rude Lang and ALFRED
Cadger.
Rev. Fife X. NJ. Jones was one OF
the speakers at the 6 O'Clock diner
served at the Church Of tn. Messiah,
Montpelier last evening"
H. A. Camp returned to Burlington
yesterday afternoon to resume his
studies at the University Of Vermont
Mrs. Elizabeth Ii Clair and children
left this morning for a visit at Con-
cord, N. b.
On account OF the Boston train be-
ing very late the early train did not
get into this city this morning until
S.35.
The regular branch train had a
breakdown at Williamstown yesterday
afternoon and the Williamstown
train had to take its place until re-
pairs could be made.
The Priscilla club will meet with
Mrs B W. Hooker Friday after.
noon
A special meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the Baptist church which
was to have been held Tuesday even
will be held this evening az the close
OF the prayer meeting.
George R Bosworth of Will ms
town is In the city today.
The Queen Citys OF Burlington came
to this city yesterday and bowled six
games with the local teams, tax ny
three OF them. They beat the Gran.
lite Citys Two games and the Crescents.
one. .+
The Ida Reed W. c. T. u, will hold
their next meeting Friday afternoon
Jan. 3, with Mrs. P. L. BROWN
Signed, Mrs Ida Gregware.
Drs. J. Fl. and F. K. Jackson went
to Burlington this morning to be.
be present at the opening this after
noon of the medical college Of the
University of Vermont.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Peduzzi died last night at it's
home at the Pioneer, Montpelier, and
was buried this afternoon ia the
Catholic cemetery.
The annual reunion and roll call OF
Hedding NJ. f church took place yes
terday and was well attended in spite
of the intense cold. At noon time a.
bountiful dinner was served in the
church vestry by the women OF the.
church which was eaten by over 500
people. After it was over the Ipla
call was held in the church, the rol}
being c,lled by the recording steward.
DR.. 0. H. Reed. Over ECO answered
to their names and many letters we're
read from persons unable to be pres
INT. sont were sung by the Misses
Morse and Lillian Kenerson
and by the cong regation. A pleasant
feature OF the occasion was the send
ing Of b xes o. fruit cake and other
lelicacies to Ill those unable to leave
their homes by the Ladies and Pas
tors Union.
The social given by Neal Dow Lodg
If Good Templars last eveninglin hor
or of the tiftieth anniversary Of the e
adjustment OF the order was d.
met success 1t was we'll attend
Is X. Of p hall was crow ded, fully 2
being present, aid proved very
oyaole. The program given
Music, Boys Orchestra; prayer, F.
', ole: New Years Gree ting, II.
Scott: vocal solo. Rev. E M Flu
Rev. f. A. Poole; vocal
Mss Carrie Balch; remarks, Rev
II. Fuller, piano solo, Mrs. G. NJ.
ey: reading, pledged with w
salph w. Dunsmor. piano solo
Aida Thompson: remarks, Mrs.
Watkins. president OF the W. Co
music, orchestra. Afterwards
we're refreshments served follo0H
nore recitations and songs, al
ctions on graphaphone NJ
!. Wiley was the chairman 81
)mmittee having charge OF tins
nd it was entirely due to her
hat so much success was aching
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