Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-07
Good music and a large crowd tonight

Lewis Shontell went to Waterbury
this morning OH business.
X w. Morse went to his home in
Randolph, returning tomorrow.
Miss Annie Arquiet.e moved yester-
day to Stowe where she is TO reside.
Lyman ID. Segel expects to leave to-
night for New York city on II short
business trip.
Miss Lucy Cummings took Miss Grace
Paige's place at the Beckley street
school yesterday.
II. B. Lexington returned this noon
from St. Johnsbury where he has been
on a short business trip.
James Reid is to leave tomorrow
morning for his former home in Leeds,
=. g., on a short business trip.
Charles Hackett returned home this
morning from Burlington, where he has
been stopping with friends for a few
days.
Glen Perry of the American Express
Office is visiting relatives in Plaintield
for few days and his place is being
taken by Glen Conner.
Edward Marley of England intends
to settle in this city and work at bis
trade as wheelwright. lie is Il brother
of Mrs. Harry A. Marley.
Mrs. Ryder is moving her household
goods to the store house today in pre-
paration for +. j. Gale who is to move
into the house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Ryder.
The High School Battalion held a
meeting last night and voted to resume
their drill practice this spring in prepar-
alton for Memorial Day. They will
commence next Wednesday.
Walter G. Knowlton of Gardner, Mass
has arrived IN the city and is to set up Il
shoemakers shop in the basement of the
d. NJ. Miles new building. 1t will be
in connection with w. Ii. Gales shoe
store.
Frank Rogers has obtained license
for truck business in Montpelier and he
will probably do three times the busi-
ness in piano moving in that place that
he did before his opponents advertised
him SO well.
The programs for the G. o. +. ball
tonight are the neatcst things we have
seen for some time. The covers are
handsomely embossed and have gilt
beveled edges. The printing is in green
ink. The are "a dances besides con-
cert from to S.45 by the Montpelier
opera house orchestra. You will miss
it if you do not attend this ball
A committee from the Montpelier
aldermen was engaged yesterday in
taking an inventory Of the stock in the
city liquor agency and when they COM
plete their work they plan to have that
institution in ship-shape order so that
further deficiencies in the department
may be avoided.
The Apollo club OF Montpelier is to
give repetition of its cake walk enter
tain}nent next tuesday evening in
Blanchard opera house for the benefit of
George IL. Elmore to whom so nlucn
credit is due for its recent success and
if the former performance is 4 criterion
Mr.. Gilmore will realize a handsome
sum.
Jerry Donahue Wednesday night de-
posted in the office of the Evening Ar
gus the balance of the $50 stake for
which he and O'Nell are matched to
wrestle. O'Neill has few days more
to make his deposit but there is no
doubt that he will do so. The match is
to take place in the opera house April
20.
Catholic Order of Foresters give their
annual ball tonight.
w. Il. o. Foss was in the city yester-
day. He left Plymouth, N. H., Monday
intending to drive to Hines
burg where he is moving his farm stock
and household goods. When he reach
ed here he found the roads so bare of
snow that he was obliged to have his
goods shipped by freight the remainder
Of the way.
The first steps taken by the executors
Of the Langdon estate in the contem-
plated work of Improvement were
aken yesterday in the tearing down of
= building in the rear of the Langdon
block at the corner of State and Main
streets which is an old landmark of
A half century ago L. S.
Bar1ows occupied this building as a
bakery and then sold it to &. Ii. Cross,
who occupied it for the same purpose
until about 1860.
In County Court yesterday Mrs. Mae
'iano Darena. who pleaded guilty to the
'harge against her on Wednesday was
sentenced by Judge Thompson in the
selling case to pay fine of $50 and
cost with alternative sentences. The
evidence in the case Of Michael Canning,
ried on the charge of burglary, was
closed by noon and the afternoon was
aiken by the arguments of council and
he charge of the court to the jury.
Maria A., wife of Captain IL. C. Lull,
If Montpelier died at the age of II
ears Wednesday evening after weeks
Illness from typhoid pneumonia. She
survived by husband and two chill.
llen, Mrs. George Blair and Charles fl.
4ull residents of the city. The funeral
ervlces will be held at the house at /
o'clock this afternoon and at 2 O'Clock
It Trinity church, Rev. Andrew Gillies
Burial Will be made in