Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-26

II. - hituu HIS Ildu II ucN d"hihso P"'
up ut his lunch room.
l.. J. Counter left this morning for
few days business trip in ST. Adams.
Don't forget the football meeting in
the g. G. N. u rooms Thursday night.
j. &. Moran of Franklin Falls, n. H.,
is working for Smith. Whitcomb " Cook
for II while.
Chauncey Harris is making one of
his large trolling reels in anticipation of
the opening of the fishing season.
What do you think Of the splendid
chance 5. A. Moody offers. Read all
about it in his ad., third page OF this pa
pei
The ladies prayermeeting of uedding
Nj. +. church will be held in the church
parlors on Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Sherman Winchester, who has been
travelling through Pennsylvania and add
joining states, for the p-ist SIX weeks,
returned last night.
Mrs. Georgia Gilchrist, who has been
visiting at Col IL. h. Stoughton's for II
few days, left her home in West Leban
on, n. H., this morning.
George Poole of Williamstown was
in the city yesterday and hired out to l..
j. Mead for the summer, commencing
work in his lunch room Monday
AT the regular meeting of Clan Cor
don, O. S. c., last night, William Nc
Donald was elected delegate to attend
the Royal Convention at Boston in Au-
gust.
The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge, n. L. o. p, of Vermont is being
held in Bennington. Reports show
gain of five lodges during the year.
Barre has the largest ledge.
There is Il prospect OF more building
being done at Northfield this season than
for some time past. Plans for two sub
stantial residences are being considered
and it is rumored some additions may
be built upon one of the principal bust
ness blocks.
Rudyard kipling will have story in
the May McClu entitled 1.-The Flag
of Their Country which exhibits very
dramatically the difference between a
popular orator and sensitive. high
minded boy in their respective ways of
''honoring the flag
The Montpelier Record thinks it is
about time to be moving if Vermont,
and Montpelier in particular, is going
TO do anything to celebrate Dewey's
victory at Manila Bay. Other cities are
already making plans for celebrations.
but Montpelier is still sleeping.
In McCIurc's Magazine for May, Miss
'rarbell will write of .'Lincoln's Search
for Il Man, relating from contemporary
letters and "reminiscences, mainly I'M
published, the story of Lincoln's personal
relations with the successive command
ers of the army from Mcclellan down to
Grant. The paper will be finely illus
trated.
Mrs. A. Il. Lapoint accompanied
members of the Brooks Relief Corps of
Montpelier to Waterbury Center this
morning, where they went to celebrate
the birthday of Past Department Chap
lain, Mrs. Julia Robinson. She was
well known army nurse during the civil
war. She is Il sister of Col Fred +.
Smith OF Montpelier.
A grand COMFORT will be given by the
Montpelier Philharmonic Society at
Armory Hall. Friday evening, April %,
under the direction of A. j. Phillips,
and W, A. Briggs accompanies. After
the concert the orchestra will play for
dancing until o'clock. Admission to
both 80 cents. An extra car will be run
to Barre after the affair. Among the
Barre people who take part in the con-
cert are Mrs & n Field and Messrs.
Angus, Niau and Mckenzie.
q. A. Ross, who for many years has
been connected with the Barre Enter
prise, who was the faithful manager of
the TELEGRAM from Its origin up to the
time the present manager assumed part
ownership, has left our employ to take
up memorial work in company with FL
mcr Barr0ws. Next fall Mr.. Ross will
enter Goddard Seminary. He has the
best wishes of the present proprietors of
this paper, who from their associations
with him in the early struggle of put
ting the paper on its feet can but wish
him success in his plans for tie future.
There is woman in Barre wohsc
marital experience has been somewhat |
extensive and unique. Some years ago !
She was married to man with whom
she WAS unable to agree, in consequence
of which suit for divorce was brought,