Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-24
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

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again after few days illness.
Lewis Cheever went to Lanesboro
this noon ON a short business trip.
Alex. Bruce is making repairs on
his tenement house at 33 Brook street.
f. B. Sanborn, the oculist from
Burlington, is in the city today on
business.
Miss Bearl Townsend went to st.
Adams this morning to visit her
brother'in-law.
A new telephone connection was put
in at G. L. Bugbee's office over L. A.
Averill's store.
The choppers began cutting wood on
Mead & Duffy's land this morning to
clear 1T up for building lots.
Adam Ross, granite dealer of
Troy, N. Y, is in the city today to
place an order for a job of building
work.
Even Mckenzie, who has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, is now i'm
proving and is on the road to re-
covery.
Fred Sharkey went to West Rum
ney, N. H., today where he has en-.
tered the employ of S. d. Tilton as
teamSter.
Ed Fitzgerald of the Empire granite
company, is laid up as the result of
having got his fingers damned in the
car door yesterday.
The U. V. U. will hold their next
regular meeting at East Barre tonight
and all members are requested to be
present, as there will be business of
Importance.
Dennis Starr is moving today from
West street to John Broderick's house
at the corner of Halves and North
Main streets, the tenement recently
vacated by O. b. Carpenter.
Lewis Morrison's "Faust" is broad
in sentiment, strong in humanity,
stirring in incident and situation. and
satisfactory in termination. 1t will
make it's last appearance here soon.
At the joint meeting of the ladies
and the amusement committee of Clan
Gordon, to be held tomorrow night the
program for the concert to be given
before the dance next Wednesday
night will be arranged.
The remains of the late Mrs. F. IT.
Roberts, who died recently in Prince
ton, MIMI, are to be brought here
for burial tomorrow. Mrs. Roberts
was daughter of A. M. Jackman.
B. c. Stewart, who was here yes
terday as agent for Dewey's Recep-
tion, is a son of j. G. Stewart, owner
of the "Two Johns, that we'll known
comedy which appeared in Barre once.
The Rev. DR.. S. n. Jackson and
Deacon G. S. Wallace have been elect
ed as delegates from the local Congre-
gational church to attend the Ordina-
ton of the Congregational pastor at
South Woodbury. next week.
The remains of Mrs. Evaline Jack
man Roberts will be brought to this
city for burial Saturday, Nov. %.
Short service at the Methodist church
at p. m. Friends invited. The Rev.
j. A. Sherburn will otficiate.
Leon Counter, the well known par
achute jumper, has furnished a suite
of rooms in the Morse block, and will
be pleased to have all his old friends
call to see him. He can still be found
at meal time at his old quarters at
North Barre.
Miss Kate Cornell of Jacksonville,
Fla, who has been spending the sum-
mer in this city and WiliamStown, is
to leave tomorrow morning for New
York city, where she will remain for
short time before returning to her
home in Florida.
The city council held another smoke
talk last night, and when outsiders
came to visit them they all looked
wise and shook their heads, while the
sergeant-at-arms pointed to the door
The records of the meeting will APP
pear in the ancient history of the far
distant future.
Mr.. Carl A. Haswin's production of
the famous English melo-drama, ga
Lions Heart which will be present.
ed here soon is one of the most elabo-
rately staged plays that has been pro-
duced in America in decade. Mr..
Haswin's support includes twenty-five
people, many of whom are well known
for the excellence of their character
work in first-class dramatic produce
lions.