Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-06
CRY NEWS

There will be meeting Of the boz.
ers, Jumpers and derrick men In Car
penters' hall Friday evening at
O'Clock. As II will be one Of special
importance all are requested to at
tend 2o3-ho
Mrs. Amelia Whiting o. Hardwick
is visiting her brother @. l.. Bates.
There is an important movement on
foot among Bsrre's building inter
estS.
The second trial Of the case of state
vs. Joe Broegi for the alleged sale OF
liquor, is going on this afternoon be-
fore Judge Fay and jury.
AS many Of the firemen as possible
are requested to appear In uniform
at the smoke talk" this evening.
Ifyou want to attend the best dance
of the season 90 the Company E mas
querade ball tonight.
The thermometer was only 50 be-
low at O'Clock this morning and at
il O'Clock it was $50 above.
The friends OF Len. Wiley desire US
to say that he is not out OF the held
as a candidate for election as alder
man from w ard Six. and that they are
bound to elect him il they can.
The Ida Reed w. G. T. U. will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Fred Beckley Quotations Will oe IN
order and q program will be furnished
| I'M tho cocfo1 Noyn mf1tpa
Rev. d. Daigneault OF Graniteville
returned this morning from visit at
St. Adams.
John w. Mcdonald returned this
morning from his trip to New York.
Miss Ada Currier left this morning
for Fairfax, for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Scott.
i The public is cordially invited to
attend the fortnightly whist party to
be held in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
evening by Bright Star Rebekah
Lodge.
The "Sock social at the Church OF
the Go d Shepherd last evening was a
very delightful affair and was much
enjoyed by all who attended. Judg-
ing by the amount of cash that the
biz sock on the table, held nearly all
the attendants came from Chicago,
the city OF big feet. The program
was OF unusual excellence and was as
follows: Violin solo, John MCGOWAN;
reading, Miss Emily Trommer; sole
Mrs. NJ ID. Lamb: recitation, Miss
Hattie Peer; solo, George Mitchell
song. \ ISIS Christina Reid /; violin solo,
Albert Scott. reading, Mrs e. h
Scott; 500, Mrs. M. d. Lamb; reading
> Miss Emily Trommer, reading, Mrs
G, r. Scott. Enc res were given b.
) practically all OF the participants s.
, that the entertainment proved
= lengthy one Afterwards delciou
Ice cream, made by l.. B. Dodge, an
cake was served. The social was CIV
!, en- by St. Elizabeths Chapter unde
the direction OF the president, Mrs. +
= G.. Rowland 1t proved tinancis
success as the attendance was yer
large and the vestry was we'll filled.
y Rev. T. H. Mitchell left vesterda
), afternoon for stay of two weeks
y his home near Toronto.
Is HIM Dunton has resumed wor
q again at Jones Bros, after week
!. illness.
A. G. NJ. Douglass has finally succeed
n ed in getting back to- the city aft'
II being showed in ut Plattsourgn' NJ
he Today is the Chinese new year.
The driver of the Chelsea stat
saws that he made his trips every d'
- this week all reports to the contra
~ Notwithstanding. He admits TN
y they were not made exactly on tin
u but says they we're made all right.
:. Be- sure and 60 the Company z ma
- querade ball tonight. You will mi
the leading event Of the season II "
don't.
" Although no date has yet be-
agreed upon for the Citizens caucus
e. can be stated with reasonable degr
of certainty that 1t will be held eltn
to Saturday or Monday evening with t
strong probability that the form
night will be selected.
L. Addison Bedding has returned
OF his home in Northampton, Mass.
IT. ter visiting his niece, Mrs W. ;. b
sett. While here he purchased n
In. family monument of George Strait'
Lth Judge A. G. Fay gives notice tt
he will hold sessions OF the city u
Ter on the evenings VI Feb. "a, 26 ana
for the purp Sc of nasu'allzipg
who wish become citizens.
TIA w. D. Smith left this noon
asst Mortified on business
Il All three OF the newly elected {
DIS. GERS of Company e passed their exs
cal nations at Brattlebcro. RETURNING
Ter night.
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