Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-05

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rrtnrncl from iIardwick
T. " Cillry purchased Il tine driving
morse cf L. &. Brock yesterday.
Don't forget the Company Il whist
party and dance this evening.
Work was begun this morning in
painting the cornices in the new CITY
hall. g..
f. G. Wilson and Thomas Cave. DR.,
Wee in Montpelier on granite business
today.
A hundred and fifty new monograph
records arrived, at W. Ii. Corners yes
terday.
Only ten Barreites came back from
the cake walk on the special electric car
last night.
Frank Gladding entertained a few
friend, at his home on Washington ST.
last night.
The Royal Arcanum meets this even
ing and several applications will be
voted upon.
The officers and members of the Roy
al Areanum are urged to come early
this evening. 3''5@.
Granite Chapter F. and A. M. confer
red the Royal Arch degree on five candi-
dates last night.
Bush and Aver the old Goddard bat
terry are expected back this spring, but
hive not arrived yet.
Clifford Holt returned this morning
TO the wv. NJ. Medical college after
short visit in the city. ...,' .~
Glen Conner has just commenced the
sale of sheet music. carrying good as
sortment of the latest songs.
Most of the carpenters at the new
city hall are working in the opera house
part today, sreaihing the walls.
Chas. Green. agent for Hayward
Bros. of Boston, is here with samples
of seas for the new opera house.
Emerson Bushnell, Miss Georgia and
Miss Zoe Lowers returned this morning
to The Seminary after weeks vacation.
One of the latest granite firms is that
of Daley Il OUonner. They are 10 AT
ed in Nye's shed, near the Phoenix
house.
Thomas A. Wilson contracting agent
of tue Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad, is in the city on business to-
day.
II. W. Levect, district passenger agent
of the Northern Pacific railroad called
Oh the local ticket agents in. the city yes
lerday.
Fred Haskell of Hardwick arrived in
the city yesterday for short visit. He
expects 10 come here to live and will
move the las, of the week.
Levi B"yce who has been visiting his
sister Mrs. &. j. Hawes for the last ten
days Went to Mcretown yesterday
aflern oon 10 visit his parents.
Goddard Seminary will probably have
the hest base ball tram of any school in
he. state this spring. Give the boys all
he encouragement: you can.
Captain AID Mrs. Newton returned
his Forming to their home. in Burling
.nn after few days visit with their
laugh er, Mrs. Peter Layery. .
ihe Barre Supply Company yestc,-
laN sold Il 20 horse power gasoline en-
CINE to ii. II. Slack of Northfied. 1t
$ /, he delivered by the Goth Of the
month.
The spring term of school at Goddard
,egins lodar. No lessons will be heard |
o!ay, but by tomorrow the students
will nearly ali be back and work Wilt
Kids and marbles are so numerous
'ow days as to be a nuisance. They |
the sidewalks and steps so
hat pedestrians have to take to the
ireels.
Jack MrRay is going to move from T.
+. WhitchiIls house on Halves street to
!. .Jacksns house on North Ma IL
trett, the tenement now occupied by &.
J. llaWes.
As some people seem to have the idea
hat Burke T. Abbotts meat market is at
<orth Barre we beg to inform the pub
lc thai they also have branch market
D Tomasi's new block.
Any ladies' visiting the new city hall
MT desiring to he showed about the
uiding and to have. the working of
he various appliances shown them will
lease call on Mr.. Hoyt. the official
,uide.
Lewis Mudgetl holds the record for
argest number of balls on the break at
DOL in &. j. Hawes' billiard parlors,
aving got 3 balls. There is a $3.50
rize for the best record during the
Month of April and $500 for the best
I'm nj billiards during the same time.
The m my friends of Lester l.. Tilden
former Barre boy and a graduate of
oddard' will be pleased to learn of
l. r. G nj election as Mayor of Atlantic,
'wa. by Il very large majority. The
lection was the hottest ever held liz the
ty. AMI when the vote was announced
lie city almost went wild with jollifical-
m the the band played "There'll be
lot Time in the Old Town Tonight.
The annual business meeting Of the
h!'ona'hian was held last evening at
he home of Mrs. j. w. jackson. Th,
DIlOwing officers were elected: Presi-