Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-01
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.


Prof. II. A. futile left for Boston
this morning.
T.. II. Ashley spent Sunday
in Waterbury.
DR.. Charles Barber left for Ran
dolph this morning on business.
Peter McMurrow is laid up as the
result of having badly jammed hi
finger in the stone sheds.
Peter Kennedy went to Montrea
Saturday afternoon for a few days
| visit.
A l04 pound boy arrived yesterday
morning to gladden. the hearts of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bishop of Nortl
Barre.
Jerry Downing Of the Springfield
Training School who has been calling
on friends here, returned home this
morning.
See the start of the great Oxford
Cambridge boat race as it exactly oc
cured. shown at "a North MAR
street. If
The first meeting of the creditors
in the bankrupt estate of James G.
King of this city was held in Montpe
lier Saturday.
See the most wonderful Magician!
trick ever shown, the "Crematior
Act' as done by Prof. Guyot of Paris
at "a No. Main st. If
Arthur Parady left Saturday fol
STU ohnsbury to visit his wife aut
other relatives, Mrs. Parady will re
turn with him after New Years.
Mrs. DR.. Lamb, who has taker
Mrs. B. W. Braley's place in the Uni
versalist choir for the past few Sun
days, finished singing there yester
day.
All those desiring masks for the
Ladies of Clan Gordon masquerade
ball Friday night can get them by
calling on Mrs. Charles Laing, IL Cot
tage street. 21S-22(
Patrons of the lecture course are
requested to bear in mind the fact
| that the date of the next number i!
Jan. 3rd instead of Jan. 9TH as an
nounced in the program. 219-6d
Don't think because you have seer
some poor show called a moving pic
ure exhibition, that you have seen sucl
pictures as the Microscopes show
these are as real life itself, and az
distinct as though the living being
was before you, at "a No. Main st
! l'ullf N NiCdi nave CuU lOV COlu'
of wood on their French estate LOT
this fall, and they estimate that with
what they have previously cut, the
limbs remaining to be cut will swell
the total to 1900 cords. They have
left from 200 to 800 cords standing
for shade trees.
The first meeting of the creditors of
| the Acme Granite Co., bankrupt, OF
this city was held in Montpelier Sat-
| urday in the Office of Referee e. II.
Deavitt, A. B. Hutchins of East
Barre was elected trustee. The assets
are about So, 700 and book account and
the liabilities about 81, 800. AT the
meeting of the stockholders Friday
night it was voted to make the credi-
tors an offer Of settlement. This will
be presented at a later meeting of the
creditors.
Mr.. A. j. Mclean, who has been
troubled with rheumatism in the
back for the past seven years says:
I" am taking Prof. Caldwell's treat
ment and it has helped me more than
anything l ever tried. | feel as
though l had a new back. 1t has not
felt so we'll since | can remember.
feel better in every way"
The above article appeared in Sat-
urday's issue of the TELEGRAM, read
ing Mrs. A. j. Mclean" which was
a Typographical error.
A good sized audience went to see
"Ten Nights IN Bar Room at the
opera house Saturday night, it being
presented by the Kennedy players in
closing very successful weeks en-
gagement here. In the absence of
John j. Kennedy the part of "Sam-
pie Switchell" was portrayed by
Priestly Morrison in a very pleasing
manner. Mr.. MorriSon'S role of
''Harvey Green" was taken by Har-
old Grahme in addition to his own
role, "Frank Slade". The other
parts were presented according to
the program, All who have seen
the Kennedy Players will agree with
us that they are one of the best repe-
toire cOmnanieS that ever visited