Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-19
Another city council meeting tonight.

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Frank Morse has gone to Randolph
today.
Two limitations al the Royal Arcanum
tonight.
Painter, are at work on F, T. Cutters
house today.
The street sprinkler appeared for the
first time today.
Miss Mary Bennett is working at j..
+. Callaghans bakery.
1t is reported that an extra session of
County Court will be held in June.
The Quinlen case was continued be-
fore Judge Boyce yesterday until Fri
day.
The carpenters at the new city hall
are all working in the opera house part
today.
William Rogers sentence was years
in states prison instead of . years at
Rutland.
Mrs. W. B. Wall and daughter Lucy
of Randolph visited the family Of ii. X.
Bush yesterday.
IT. Montpelier the license for pool
room is So Here it is 1926 tor the first
table and 50 for each additional table.
ii. r. Whitcomb of Orange, had DR..
Hanson remove a piece OF steel from his
eye today that had been there for four
days.
Did you ever hear of Vermont
newspaper that refused to take an adj
vertisement on the plea of not having
room for it?
On account of the broken switch in
front of the National Bank the car was
off the track for about half an hour last
night.
Miss Morrison who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Richard Veale for few
weeks left this morning for her home in
Somerville, Mass.
There will be special train on the
NJ 4 W. X. r. r. tonight, leaving here
at 7,l5 and returning Immediately after
the entertainment.
The sub Junior class of the Spauld'ng
High School are to give reception to
their frienos next Friday evening in the
High school chapel.
ii. A. Holt is having an extension to
his piazza built today and as soon as
completed he is to have shoe polish
Ing chair placed there.
Clayton j. Kinsley, former editor of
the Granite City Leader, returned last
night from Florida, where he has been
for the past six months.
j. L. Calaghan has had his dog
mounted, and this noted stakeholder
in the Barre Library now occupies Il
position of honor in the parlor.
Messrs. Duffy and Mead set machine
to work this afternoon cutting down the
trees for a street on the wood lot recen-
fly purchased from the French Estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wallace and Mrs
Carrie l.. Wallace left this morning for
Waterbury to make a short visit at their
former home during the sugaring sea-
son.
Mrs. Marinda Bill who has been
spending the winter with her daughter
Mrs l. W. Hanson has gone to Montpe-
lier for few weeks stay with her
daughter Mrs. r. M. Harvey.
Manchester Unity Odd Fellows, there
will be Il special meeting in Foreste1s
hall tonight. All members are request
ed to be present, as business of impor-
lance will by transacted. Geo. Taylor,
secretary.
The Goddard campus is now perfect
ly dry and the first practice on the dia-
mond was inoulged in by the team yes
terday afternoon. Ex-Captain Whelan
Of the L. V. M. is expected to be with
he boys this afternoon and commence
his duties as coach.
The public is cordially invited to an
to be given Thursday
evening, April goth at 8 o'clock. The
Shakesperan burlesque 1.-The Ladies
Speak at Last will be presented, also
living pictures and music. The enter
alnment is in charge Of the circle OF
Kings Daughters. Admission 10 cents.
One of George Cassie's Shetland ponies
)ccasioned some excitement this after
loon. lie came tearing down Keith
Avenue at Il terrific rate of speed and
an straight into team driving down
Main street. The breast of the Shet.
and was badly Gu: but no other damage
lone.
AT the meeting of Granite Chapter
no. 2G of the Masons held last night
he following officers were elected for
he ensuing year: f. Fl. p, Joe W.
ackson; X, Frank j. Martin; s.,