Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-21
Latest Edition.
CITY News.

W. II. Gale is in Waterbury on bust.
ness today
Homer Stoughton, Jr., is in North.
field today visiting relatives.
A. H. Mcleod arrived in town this
morning from Boston.
A. D. Morse returned. Saturday
from Old Orchard Beach.
A. D. Morse left this morning on
business "trip to Burlington.
Attorney F. c. Williams Of New.
port was in town over Sunday.
S. J. Segel went to Burlington this
morning for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Paine are ex.
pected to return today from their
wedding trip.
P.L. Brown has moved from Spauld-
ing St., to the Cordiner house on
Washington St.
Mrs. Frank j. Martin left this
morning for visit with her cousin at
Penacook, N. H.
A. A. Mitchell is expected homo
In Montreal.
Bert Mills has moved from High.
land Ave-. to the Abbey house on
Spaulding St.
Have you seen copy Of the Musical
Associations illustrated booklet with
programs, cuts of artists, ETC.?
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Moore of Hard
wick spent Sunday In this city, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Miles.
william Park left this morning for
Portland Me-, where he has a job
with the granite firm Of Hawks Bros.
Charles A. Gilchrist, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs H. R. Slough
ton, over Sunday, returned to his
home in Boston this morning
James X. Fowlie, who disappeared
from Barre about two weeks ago, has
been located In Petersburg, a small
place not far from Toronto, where he
is employed cutting granite.
The final hearing in the case of B.
W. Braley, admir- of the D. P. Wal
worth Estate, vs.. B. W. Bartholomew,
is being held at White River juno
ton today. Attorney Frank j. Martin
and B. W. Braley are in attendance
upon the hearing.
The series of rehearsals for the fes-.
tival will begin this evening at the
Methodist vestry at $50. Every
member should be present. All sing
ers who intend to enter the chorus
should join this evening to get the
benefit of all the rehearsals. Rehear-
sails will be held tomorrow at and 8
o'clock, also on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday at hours stated In booklet.
The funeral Of the late James Han.
non was held yesterday afternoon at
St. Monica's church, the Rev. P. NJ.
McKenna officiating. There was 3
profusion Of beautiful flowers and the
interment was In the Catholic ceme-
J terry. The bearers were Charles Carver,
; James Glynn, Patrick Leahy, William
Riley, Peter Kennedy and Barney
Grant.
The Shepherds OF America held
, their annual social Saturday evening
In Foresters hall with a good att-nd-
. ance of the members and their fami.
lies. All had very enjoyable even.
g ing, Under The direction Of Pastor
: Oscar Bergh this program was carried
r ,ont: Song, Miss Flora Owens; song,
i. Frank Cassie; recitation, William
L Downie, Jr.; recitation, Al. Schneid.
er; song, James Veale; songs, the
Misses Flora and Grace Owens. Anton
y Hecker, William Brink and Miss Jen.
!; ME Downie The committee having
II charge Of the social were Oscar Bergh,
= chairman, William Brink, E. D. Gil
Iley, Paul Pierson, Ben Bylow, An
drew Knutson and William Downie
ST., who were assisted by the enter
II tainment committee of the Compan
ions OF the Forest. Cake, coffee and
sandwiches were served. One Of the
features Of the evening was mocI
| initiation which created much fun.