Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-26
Clarence Worthen is at home from


j. W. Grady spent Su nday in
Northteld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean p. Town spent
Sunday in Randolph.
II. A. Holt and i. y. Ladd spent
Sunday in Burlington.
Eugene O'Brien spent Sunday at
his former home in Waterbury.
Fred Chatlield and Frank Phillips
spent Sunday in Randolph.
Mrs. L. p. Hall returned yesterday
from visit in Plainfeld
The public schools began this morn
ing after two weeks vacation.
w. II. P. Luckett spent Sunday at
the Williamstown Gulf House.
II. d. Segel has purchased the gray
PAGER belonging to Charles Townsend.
Miss Edith Barnes returned from
Boston, where she has been on a
| visit
Samuel Caven of Westerly, r. L.,
is in Barre, and will propably remain
here.
Arthur Smith has a bad ulcer on
his eye, which prevents him from
working.
Z. M. Tayntor is confined to the
house by severe cold, but hopes to
be out in day or two.
Miss Pearl Lewis and Miss Eleanor
Rollins left today for weeks visit in
Huntington and Burlington.
There will be special meeting of
the Anti-Saloon League in Royal Ar
canum hall tonight.
Miss Neven Whitehead returned
Saturday from Hardwick, where she
has been visiting for a week.
The regular business meeting of the
Y. p. S. G. E., of the Baptist church,
will be held Thursday evening.
The Rev. c. II. Wells of Burlington
delivered two very able sermons at
the church of the Good Shepherd.
The Rev. Father O'Neil of North.
field, preached at st. Monica's church
last evening, his subject being Lent.
At the sunrise prayer-meeting yes
terday morning in Hedding Methodist
church, nearly fifty persons were pres.
ent.
The Emerald club entertain their
gentlemen friends tomorrow evening
at the home of George L. Bates with
sugar party.
Dean p. Perry returned this morn
ing to Burlington to get out the Ariel
the junior organ of U. V. NJ. of which
The regular meeting of the city
council and board of aldermen will be
held tomorrow night, when it is ex-
pected that several appointments will
be made.
Stella Bonheur, the well known SOU
brette of the Castle Square opera COM
pany, will arrive in the city tomorrow
morning, to join the Chapman Warren
company.
At meeting of the Presby terrain
Ladies Aid society last week it was
decided to hold box sociable on the
evening Of Wednesday, April 18th.
This will take the place. of the usual
spring supper.
Over the Teacups club will hold a
social Thursday afternoon, March %,
at the home Of the president, Mrs.
Alice Richardson, No. p, Camp street.
All members, including honorary men,
bers, are cordially invited. The social
will be under the management of the
following ladies: Mrs. Maud Gordon,
Mrs. Ida Shepard, Mrs. Emma Rickert,
Mrs. Hattie Mcfarland, Mrs. Alma
Bradford, Mrs. Alice Richardson.
The commissioners in the road case
of Hunter and others VS.. the city Of
Barre occasioned by the widening of
Beckley street have filed their report
in county court in which the follow
ing damages are awarded Ross Hunt
er s67, Joseph Odgcrs 800, A. J.
Ritchie $50, Alex Stephens s45. The
costs amount to 1872 making total of
1914 damages and costs recovered by
the petitioners. w. w. Lapoint APP
peared for all the petitioners and CITY
Attorney Barney for the city.
Alice in Wonderland at the ope1a
house April and offers to the pub
lie an entertainment possessing fas-
cination for both old and young. The
bright, catchy music and effect of the
choruses rendered by 125 childrens
voices is beautiful beyond description
and the bright sayings and expert
ences of each charm all. The ope-