Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-30
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

e. G. Beach of Burlington was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gates returned
last night from their wedding trip.
Carl Hunt is laid up as the result of
having fallen on the ice and iniurine
his knee.
Murdo Mcdonald arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from st. Johns
bury.
G. e. Stoddard returned yesterday
from S. ort business trip to South
Ryegate.
Miss Jennie Holden returned from
Mortified last night, where she is
teaching school.
The tickets for "The Musketeers -
60 on sale Tuesday morning at the
Red Cross pharmacy.
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schools at Miles hall will take place
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers returned last
night from weeks visit in Montreal
and in Franklin Falls, N. ii.
Miss Annie A. Davie left this after
noon for st. Johnsbury where she will
remain over New Years.
Mrs. j. B. Darling and daughter
Jean went to South Ryegate yesterday
afternoon for few days visit.
Members Of the G. G. N. o., Barre
branch, are requested to bear in mind
the meeting in Miles hall tonight.
Judge Rowell of the Vermont SUI.
preme court bench, was in the city on
legal business yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. B. P. Elmer, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. e. Barney
returned to her home in Cabot yester.
day.
G. w. Scarf of the New England
Telephone company was in the city on
business yesterday. He left for Bur-
lington last night.
William Owens left last night fol
Bangor, Penn, where he will 90 into
the stone business with his brother
who recently moved from here.
William Owens left last night fol
Bangor, Pa, where he will engage in
the granite business in partnership
with his brother, Thomas OwepS.
Charles Brown, the well known lum.
Der dealer of Moretown, was in the
city yesterday looking over the stock
of Holstien cattle on the A. e. Batch.
elder farm.
There will be special communica.
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O'Clock for the purpose of comforting
the third degree. 21S-22C
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira O. Hutchinson OF
East Barre have agreed to settle theil
land dispute with the city of Barre on
the Orange Brook extension by ac-
cepting 81, $50 damages.
Patrons of the lecture course are
requested to bear in mind the fact
that the date of the next number is
Jan. Bird instead of Jan. 5th as an
nounced in the program. 219-6d
Today is the last day of the fall
term at the Seminary, and the ex-
aminations close this afternoon.
There will be no midwinter vacation,
but the winter term will begin Tues
day.
M. C. Crowley former resident OF
this city but for the past eleven years
of Plainfeld, N. j., who has been in
the city the guest of P. II. Marrion'
went to Burlington last night to visit
his mother until after New Years.
All who are willing to assist in the
large chorus in the Gale meetings are
requested to meet in the Congrega.
tional church this evening at Sic
sharp, to meet Miss Hall and become
acquainted with the book to be used.
Tonight is the last appearance in
this city of the Kennedy players ano
they present "Ten Nights in a Ban
Room" In this Mr.. Kennedy is
especially strong in the role of the
drunkard. The play is old, but as
presented by this company it will give
the greatest of satisfaction.
The Kennedy Players attracted an
other good sized audience to the opera
house last night, when they presented
East Lynn. This afternoon at the
matinee they presented The Good Lit
tie Bad Girl. This evening concludes
their very successful and pleasing en-
oagement here, at which time the.
appear in Ten Nights in Bar Room
You should not miss the opportunlt.
of seeing this excellent company II
this interesting piece.