Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-07
Sparks From Granite Litv.

Mrs. Ross Hunter is on the sick lis
Allen Martin of Essex Junction is
the city for short visit.
f. r. Clay of Middlebury is in IL
city on business for few days.
Miss Lizzie Gowans is assisting
the Art Novelty store this week.
Miss Bessie Jeffords of Washngto
is the guest of Miss Una Dcnsmore.
Miss Mamie Brush of Williamson
is in the city visiting her sister. Mr.,
G. N. Field.
City Engineer and Mrs. c. S. Currie
returned last night from short visit t
Concord, N. H.
One of our citizens trapped thre
woodchunks yesterday, Evidently sprin
is near at hand.
Remember the Burns Club masquer
ade March II, costumes can be had b.
applying to VIM. Scott.
Electric lights will be put in for foo
lights on the stage in Miles hall befor,
the entertainment tonight.
Ross Hunter received letter yestcr
day from Aberdeen, Scotland, announc
ing the death of his mother.
Several of our young people were in
Montpelier last evening to attend
Prof. Phillips choral class.
Members of Company E, don't forge,
the meeting in the A1mory club room
tonight. Important business.
Merton Stotton, who has been visiting
w. d. Higman for the past few days, re-
turned this morning to his home in
Westerly, r. l.
Mrs. S. M. York will leave the latter
part of the week for Boston and Prov,-
dence to visit her son Edward, who has
been quite sick for some time.
The Emerald Club will meet Friday
evening with Mrs. IL. w. Scott on Rich
ardson street. The subject for the
meeting will be Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
j. c. Rockwell of the Rockwell Dra-
matte Company is in st, Adams today
making arrangements for IL weeks stay
there after he finishes his engagement
here.
MIR. George a. Ulmer, advertising
agent for the Taunton Iron Works,
of "Quaker" ranges, was
in the city on business yesterday and
left for New Hampshire today.
There will be sociable at Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Martins Friday evening, ell
tertainment, music and whist. Refresh
ments cake and coffee. Admission 5 to
10 cents all are cordially invited. Sd.
The Christian Culture meeting at the
Baptist church will be held this evening
At $50 o'clock. Subject. .IIow Man
Came to Sin: The Prevalence and Pow
sr of Sin" The public is invited to at
end these lectures.
The Presbyterian supper occures TO-
morrow evening in the basement Of the
church from 5 80 to Z: 80 O'Clock -
It the close of the meal short concert
will be given in the auditorium upstairs.
to both only 70 cents.
The board of civil authority met this
morning and made the following ap-
of election officers, in the
lace of some who have resigned In
yard four ballot clerks, E. A. Buybee,
!. M. Wheeler and Alvin Day. In ward
wo, ballot clerk, Hi rbert Camp In
Tard five ballot clerk, A. n. Holmes.
The Young Womans' Tourist Club t
let with Mrs. Bisbee Monday afternoon ,
larch 6. The following programme !
as given: Quotations from Eight ,
enth Century Authors, by the club; f
urrent events. Club; Literary Life in q
igh1eenth century, Mrs. Norton; Old (
nglish Novels, Mrs. Wiley; Country i
fe in English Houses Mrs, Drown, f
rite Mrs. Bisbee. The next meeting a
ill be with Mrs. Chandler. h
The play given by the j. C. Rockwell i,
ramatic company in Miles hall last Il
ght was attended by fair sized audi. y
ne and IN spite of the disadvantages
The hall everyone was highly pleased T
tn the entertainment Of the company.
ney will present every evening this fl
eek an entirely different play and we
ke great pleasure in recommending -,
EN- to the public as we feel sure that A,
the remainder of their entertainments ~
OF as high class as the one last y
ght the future audiences will be more
IN sat SIZED. F,
The Baltimore Sun in speaking of
III Evening in Cuba" the entertain CT
mt to be given in Barre March sth
9Th for the benefit of Vincitia Lodge r,
T. 10 X. OF p. says Senior Felipe Cato,
eminent Cuban pianist and lecturer, II,
de his first appearance here last
'ning. in Music Hall, before an aud j..
&c that completely packed The house, &c.
lecture entitled An Eveningin Cuba, ~
charningly rendered, with wonder
and realistic views of his native I'LL
ntry, that makes one imagine he is Su
king in that beautiful island. Aux =
~ to his lecture he gave a piano
tal, which placed him in the gallery Il.
concert pianists. See advertisement a."
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