Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-06
CITY news
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day.
| Irving Whitehead is on the sic
list.
A. "A. Boyce was in Barre owe
Sunday.
Frank Cutler and Jake Morse spenI
Sunday in Burlington returning yes
terday.
G. W. II. Whitney returned last
night from Essex, where he spent
Sunday.
VIM. Russell returned today from
Minneapolis, MINI. where he has beer
working.
The Sag Harbor company left this
morning for Burlington where they
appear this evening.
George Junior stopped over Sunday
in Barre on his way from Chazy, N.
Y, to his home in Lowell, Mass.
Henry Alexander left yesterday for
Burlington, where he is to have an
operation performed at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Rev. W. J. Harris left this noon
for his future residence in Nashua, N.
II. 1t has not been decided who will
take his pulpit here.
The posters are out for grand mas
querade ball to be held in the opera
house hall at East Barre. March 9th,
by Ripping Stream lodge, No. 40,
|. O. O. f.
Watch Alderman James Mckay
amongst the City Fathers during the
coming year and you will see one of
the best city officials that Barre has
yet possessed.
Otis Peck formerly of this city died
yesterday at Spokane, Washington.
His remains will be brought here for
interment. He was brother of Mrs.
W. G. Quinlen.
Fred and Mat Hyland of East Barre
spent Sunday in Barre visiting their
mother, who is very i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Cummings,
at 6s South Main street.
The masked ball held by the Ital-
ians in Miles hall Saturday night was
a decided success. There were about
$50 couples in attendance and all had
a fine time. There were many fancy
dresses and makeups, but the prizes
for the best rigs were awarded as fol-
lows: First, a mantel clock, to Rocco
Bottigi and wife: second, large lamp,
to O. Garibaldi and Felice Caldevara:
third, a snare drum, to Georgia Liv-
Ouri and wife. The Transatlantic
band furnished music for the large
crowd until about II O'Clock, when all
returned well pleased with their 4th
annual ball.
The beautiful production of Sag
IIarbor by the great author actor |
lanes A. Herne, took place at the
Barre opera house which was crowded
With people from not only this city
out from the surrounding towns.
Sag Harbor is truly wonderful pro-
luction. A story without a villain is
unique. This one embraces all the
wit and realism, that
ould possibly be put together, and
he superb acting of Mr.. Herne to-
either with the excellent support of
lis first class company, combine to
make Sag Harbor the best attraction
With perhaps the exception of John
;. Weeks in Toll Gate Inn that has
yer appeared here.
The meeting of the Presbyterian
Z. p. a. will occur at I O'Clock in
tead of at 7.30 tomorrow evening SO
hose who wish to 60 to the lecture
the opera house may have ample
ime.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
hurch will meet this evening at 7
clock sharp.
Good Will Temple will meet tomor-
)w afternoon at o'clock. No meet
~ will be held Saturday.
John Collins left today for West :
erlin on short visit.
The bible study at the Baptist T
1urch will be held this evening in I
jead of tomorrow evening. The
Inject will be "Christ in the new S
testament" with special examin- J
lion of the gospel Of Mark. Every
0dy interested in bible study is cord t
lily invited to be present. The SER S
ice begins at 1870 O'Clock. a
The Ladies Aid Society of the
aptist church give a fish chowder .
upper tomorrow evening from 6 to ! d