Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-29

Mr. anu Mrs. j. q. Holmes OF BROOK
Held were IN the city on business ycstel
day.
Mcdonald e. Buchan's shed is clos
ed today on account of the breaking {
n shaft.
Cashier Egerton of the Mortified
Bank was in the CRY on business yestel
day.
Alfred jenkins left last night for Cor
cord N. IL. on few days visit wit
friends.
Architect Adams and Mayor Gordol
were looking over the new city hall thi
forenoon.
Miss Halle Wilson of the Brood
street school has taken rooms at +. l.
Smiths house
Mrs, Perley Chandler left this noct
on weeks visit with relatives in North
ampton Mass.
Z. w. Brooks, publisher of the Blue
Book OF Ratings is ii the city on bust
ness for few days.
Bert. |. Staples left this noon fo1
Mortified to visit his uncle George w.
| Abbott for about two weeks.
The ladies are to furnish supper at
the dance in South Brrre Friday night.
1t is to be two o'clock dance.
j. B. Warner of West Rutland, who
has been visiting in the city for few
days returned home this afternoon.
Hiawatha Lodge, l. o. o. F.. is to
work the initiatory degree tomorrow
evening. A full attendance desired.
Mrs. Antoine Burke and Mrs. }. E.
McSweeney went to Burlington this
morning for short visit with relatives.
The electrician at the city hall is
putting up lights today, ready for the
current which will be turned on to-
morrow.
Everyone bear in mind the Company
E whist party and dance in the Armory
tonight. Come and make the affair !.
success.
Judging by appearances the City Fa-
hers are making elaborate arrange
ments for the ce ebration of their annual
holiday on Satu rday.
The arbitration committees from the
Tool oharpeners and the Granite Manu-
facturers meet in the associations rooms
at Z 80 O'Clock tonight.
The sheathing on the dressing rooms
at the new opera house is shrinking
badly. If it keeps OH cats and dogs
can crawl through the cracks with per-
feet ease.
Grand Juror and Mrs. G. Ii. Adams |
of South Barre accompanied by their son |
Charles left yesterday afternoon tor
Potsdam. N. Y. to visit relative. for a
ew days. 90.
A man living on Summer street al
most within stones throw of Main
treet has 70. keep his children out of
chool today because he cannot find any
ubber boots in town that are high en-
ugh to insure their feet from the slush
n the sidewalk. Now there is one re-.
1edy and that is to furnish each school
oy and girl with pair of hip boots
nd tug boat.
The regular meeting of the Queen OF :
lie Forest Circle q. of F.. was held last
Vtnlng one new member was inflated +.
I'D several applications received. a !,
'rdial invitation was received from
curt Granite City F. of A, to tn. =
aides OF the Circle to attend their social n
LID April 8h all members who was no,
'estnt at the regular meeting will =
ease accept this invi tation. =
A pleasant little affair took place at u
home of Mrs. NJ. s. Paige, ~ Elm "
'eet yesterday afternoon, when nine.
IN OF her sister 1eacups accepted her a,
iltation to an afternoon whist party r
tea. At whist, the first prizes were e
m by Mrs. G. X. Davis and Mrs. w.
Bradford, the BOBBY, by Mrs. C. N.
nedict and Mrs E. l.. Smith. At five T.
lock. tea was announced and all sat M
vn TO one OF those excellent repasts
which Mrs. Paige is so capable of
nlshing. AS the Club returned to
parlor, Fred Colburn was found vo
ting to take flash light picture of Stt
m. After spending social hour
ether, the ladies departed all feeling
the afternoon aud evening had been
y enjoyably spent. ed