Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-03
CITY news
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Telegram Reporters.
Sag Harbor Monday night.

Sag Harbor Monday night.
Town Topics at the opera house to-
night.
Clarence Wood went today to Ran.
dolph on a short visit.
All painters are requested to meet
; tonight in X. of =. hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sowles are re-
ioicng over the birth of son.
The roll call of the Hedding Meth
! odist church has been postponed.
The Rev. II. ii. Mitchell left for
South Ryegate to be gone over Sum
day.
A. Rossi left last night for Boston
where he is to play in the Columbia
band.
Steve MeGlfiien left last night for
Albany, N. Y, where he is to remain
for the present.
j. G. Canton and his brother Fred
left this morning for Northampton,
Mass, on visit.
Miss Fannie Draper of Randolph, is
in the city, visiting her sister Miss
Carrie L. Draper.
Seats for Sag Harbor are selling well.
Drop in at the Red Cross Pharmacy to-
day and select your seat.
Mrs M. d. Lamb has been engage
ed to sing at the musical convention
to be held in Cabot, March 9th.
The electric railroad Co., is sharing
the expenses of clearing away the
snow in the middle of Main St.
The Willamstown train arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon, having
left Williamstown at 100 in the
morning, the day previous.
Rev. Charles A. Crane, the prince of
platform speakers, will lecture in the
Hedding church the evening of March
9th, at s O'Clock. The lecture will be
under the auspices of the Epworth
League.
The case of State VS. w. Il. Lucas
for obtaining liquor under false pre-
lenses at the city liquor agency, was
heard before Justice Fay yesterday
afternoon. 7. r. Gordon appearing
for the respondent and Grand Juror
Scott for the state. He was found
guilty and was fined $40 with costs of
$15.
Remember the public mass meeting
to be held in the opera house Sunday
night at s O'Clock, in the interest of
famine and pestilence striker India.
Good music, with an address by the
mayor of the city, together with short
speeches by others. In a special man.
ner this appeals to every citizen ire
spective of religion or politics.
At the Methodist church last night
a large crowd gathered and enjoyed
an excellent supper given by the la
dies and pastors union. A fine enter
tainment was given by the Intermed-
late league. After the entertain
ment everyone helped to make the
evening asocial one. The supper and
social was a success in every way.
Tonight in the Salvation army bar
racks the last of the special series of {
magic lantern meetings will be con. I
lucted by ensign Parker. Two COM t
olete sets will he shown this evening c
1t 7.3o. ga temperance story" also 1
'Jcssica's first prayer" This is
positively the last magic lantern meet il
ng to be held this season so everybo- S
ly should attend. Tickets 10 cents, n
children cents. Remember the day 81
md time, Saturday March 3 at 7.3O.
~ hioou CiIJoy dDlC vi UIlc Settles vi :,
'rivate dances that have been held
his winter in Miles hall, was the
xtra which took place last night. .,
here were not many present as had I'll
cen expected, there being only 25 Ii
ouples. Music was furnished by II
truce and Isabelle s orchestra of five u,
ieces. At midnight the party was &C
onveyed to G. H. Campbell's restur- &c
Mt in one of Fred Slayton's large &C
cams. Mr.. Campbell got up very a
aborate banquet, and every one ny
resent is especially we'll pleased with nj
lie feast and the manner in which II
ley were treated by Mr.. Campbell. mi
he dancing continued until O'Clock. u'
% we
he committee who got up the dance by
ere G. S. Currier, W. II. Luckett col
I'd Ezra Brainerd. the
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