The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-11-30

this morning from a few days visit in
Brookfeld,
John Harrington returned Saturday
from Richmond and is again driving his
express team.
Bliss Lucy Calef went 10 Burlington
this afternoon to visit Mrs. Whalen White
for few days.
G. Induni, Instructor at the evening
drawing school, leaves for Italy tonight to
visit his family.
Mrs Robert Wilson went to West Burke
today to visit her mother who is seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. NJ. p Moore who has been visit
ing at z, G. Ovens left this morning for
her home in Fairfield.
a. I. Smith, who has been visiting in
the city over Thanksgiving, returned to his
home in Montreal today.
The Maccabees will meet this evening
at 7 O'Clock sharp for election Of officers,
A large attendance Is requested,
Misses Lotteand Jessie Fraser returned
10 Richmond this morning aftsr spending
Sunday at their home in this city.
James Mouahan and Dennis Mallette
leave tonight far Clark Island, Me-, where
be has employment cutting stone.
The Parker school Of music has now
started. Private lessons VIII be given If
desired. Address T. o. Box 406
Miss OLIVE Calef returned today to the
Normal school at Randolph after spending
q few days at her home in Washington.
Prof. and Mrs. o. d. Mathewson en-
tertained party Of friends very enjoy
ably, at their home on French street Sat
urday evening.
A special convoeation Of Granite Royal
Arch Chapter win be held on Tuesday
evening, Dec. i at seven O'Clock sharp.
Work, past degree.
Arnold Edmunds finishes work tonight
at the Central Vermont freight depot
and win begin work as bookkeeper for NJ .
j. McGowau tomorrow
Joseph Giudloi was arrested yesterday
by Officer Hamel for intoxication In
court this morning he pleaded guilty and
paid a fine Of S. and costs Of Sl0.14.
At the meeting Of the school commits
sioners Saturday afternoon they decided
not to hire another teacher to ill Miss ABB
bott's place until the beginning Of next
term.
Ameeting 81 the Amusement Committee
81 the Companions Of the Forest, also the
Amusement Committee Of the Forresters
Court Granite City, meet at Forresters
hall tonight at 7.30 o'clock.
The regular review Of the Ladies' OF the
Maccabees will be held at Forristers' hail.
Tuesday evening, at Z so o'clock A good
attendance Is required, as there is initia-
tion. The guards please be present.
The BaIaca class Of the Baptist church
will have pleasant evening" at the
church Tuesday evening, following a sup
per by the Ladies' Aid society Of the
church. A fine programme is being ar
ranged
Every lady OF the Church Of the Good
Shepherd is requested 20 be at Mr. Rob
ert's home Tuesday evening at o'clock to
make decorations for the fair, also THURS
day afternoon at ? o'clock at the same
place.
Fred Hartman had special reason for
being thankful on Thanksgiving day, as
he received two 6ne birthday cakes, e be-
ing bis Sind birthday Fred says that the
presents 20 to show that he is ''being ta-
ken care Of 10 his youthful days"
Friends Of Miss S. Prince Han, a former
teacher in the schools here win be sorry
to learn of the death 81 her father, Dr. o.
h. Hall, which occurred in Buekfield, Me-.
last week. Dr. Hall was man of great
intelligence and was widely known.
Rev r. A. Poole viii give lecture
| with stereeptic0n illustrations III the Con-
1 gregari0nal church Wednesday evening.
The Views were taken BY Mr. Poole while
on his summer vacation In Maine and
charged hut collection viii ba taken for
the stereopticon fund,
Many would-be passengers on the cleo
| trio cars yesterday afternoon and last eve
ming waited for the cars and the cars came
I mot. 1t was one Of those vexatious break
downs which try the patience Of the rail-
road people and the people who would
I like to ride, The cause was the burning
out OF transformer at the car barn.
Several of the churches In the city elect
ed delegates yesterday to attend the
4 Washington County Sunday School con-
yention sat Waterbury tomorrow. at the
/ Congregational church the following we're
the delegates elected: Mrs. Carol Gran
/ ger, Mrs G. S. Wallace Miss Kate
8iathewson and Earl Parker AT
the Methodist church, Miss Anna
oliver, Miss Jessie Huse and Mrs Bert
Cults were elected. Mrs. o. G.. Stickney
and DR., R. p Evans are to give addresses
at the convention,
At the meeting Of the /. 0 0. L. M. e.
Granite City Lodge the following ladies
were elected to fill offices, noble grand,
Mrs Jane Murrey; vice noble grand, Mrs
Gamble. permanent secretary Miss Rea-
side; recording secretary, Miss M. Con.
non; treasurer, Miss Attic Fraser; trus-
tees, Mrs. Winnie Allen, Mrs. Nettie OIL
i liver, Mrs. Maggie Mearns; right and left
supporters to the N G., Miss Edith Con
non, Mrs @. Cote; right and left support
ers TO the n. M O., Miss Mary Anderson,
Mrs. Richie; chaplain, Mrs Maggie
Mearns; conductor, Mrs. Forbes; warden
Mrs. sarah Lake; inside guard, Mrs Sa
4 rah Milne; outside guard, Mrs. Lizzie Dav
idson; lodge physician, Dr. J. Henry
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