Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-14
CITY. NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

ness Of special Importance was trans
acted.
This item will cnttlc you to see
seven pictures for % cents at the
Amusement ParOrs on or before Feb.
9th. 2o4 TT
The young men of the Presbyterian
church met last night to decide about
the proposed sleigh ride for tonight,
but no action WAS taken.
DR.. lIuntley of Mortified was in
the city yesterday in consultation
with Contractor G. l.. Bugbcc who is
to erect a new house for him this
spring.
The Man Behind the Guns, Sousa's
latest march: lmpccuniouS Davis, tie
latest cake walk, and My Little
Georgia Rose, 25c each at Averill
Music Co. s. If
II. L. Ford, manager of the Peo-
pies shoe store, arranged a very
attractive as well as appropriate show
window at his store yesterday. In it
was placed five foot yacht.
The evidence of Bolster and Curricr
in the road case was heard yesterday
before commissioners Foster, Laird
and Townsend and two witnesses for
the city was heard. The remainder
of the city's testimony is being heard
today.
The entertainment by Albert Arm
strong at the Congregational church
tomorrow night is not merely lee
ture but recital in mOnologue OF the
Little Minister. The proceeds OF the
affair will be used by the Civic Feder-
alton to establish an emergency
hospital on Main street.
The local members Of the Union
Veterans Union expect u good time
tonight on their ride to East Barre to
attend the meeting and bazaar. All
members are requested to bear in
mind that the place Of meeting is at
the residence Of A, G. Lapoint at $50
and the fare for round trip IN the
team is only - cents.
Fill your lamps with Diamond
Flame, Water White, Safety Oil, if
YOU would have a light that does not
fail. This oil is refined from best
Penn. stock, and giVesa more brilliant
and whittier light than any other See
that your lamps are clean and that
YOU have new Wicks. and the result
will be pleasing. L. NJ. Avcrill.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
yregational church will give an 'l1X-
pericnce" social the first week in
March. All who are interested in the
society and its work are invited to
earn dollar whether they have re-
cciNcd a special invitation on not An
entertainment will be given and re-
freshmcnts served. 260 %.
At meeting of Green Mountain
lodge. |. @. O, f., NJ. IT,, held Mon
day evening, one candidate was mn
tiatcd. Alex DUble, delegate to the
district meeting held in Boston, Jan
oath, made a report which shoWet
that the district was in very flour
jshinu condition. District Deputy L
C. Carson, assisted by u. G. Rogers o
stony Creek, Conn, installed the tol
lowing officers: G.. NJ. Alex Dobie: \
G.. Joseph Graham: Y. G., William
oliver: p. S., Charles Oliver; f.. ;.
James Cruickshank; Treasurer, ID. Ii
Williams: l.. NJ. and G., James Reid
G.. John Stcwart: W., Peter Gordon
r. s. \. G.. William Grant: L. 5. \
G., Alex Bird: Il. S. Y. G., John Mar
thomson: L. S. V. g., Alex ). Robert
son: 1st S. S., James Hector: I'd S. s.
Sam McMurray: |. G., ID. Mcknight
O. c., George Morris.
"Muldoon's Picnic" a hilariousl.
funny farce comedy with a gallery o
artists, each one belonging to differ
emf school of entertainers, will occup.
attention at Barre opera house Satul
day. Feb. II, with a special maJlnc
for ladies, and Judging from news
paper reports it is safe to predict tina
LAUGHTER will run riot on very larS
scale. This company have cstablishe
records of pronounced kinds for re
markablv clever work in the realm G
vaudeville, and on more than ON
occasion have demonstrated thel
special fitness for the requirements q
farce comedy. 1t is, therefore, II
teresting to know that in "Muldoon
Picnic" they have discovered mean
| whereby their individual talents al
| allowed to blend so tremendously tt
pethcr, the subdued humor of the on
and the spirited wit of the other af
ms splendid foilS to the character
necessary to evolve plot replete wit