Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-07
CITY NEWS

Mrs. P. L. Brown is very i'll with
grippe.
Joseph Kennedy is visiting relatives
in Burlington for few days.
H. A. Rugg is in West Berlin to-
day selling the stock and farm OF
Nelson Chase.
James Hastings and Thomas AS
landy went to Quincy this morning
having secured work there.
Tickets for the Andrews Opera
Company which appears here Thurs
day and Friday are selling remarkably
fast.
William Reaside arrivrd.in the city
this morning from Albany, N. Y, to
remain with his family for few
days.
The baseball game Saturday be-
tween Tufts and the U. ". NJ, re-
suited in another victory for Tufts by
score Of II to 2.
Mrs. Louise Robarge Of St. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. p. L. Brown OF Washington
st.
This is the most backward spring
we have had for fourteen years. Ice
was seen this morning on all places
where still water was.
Make your plans to drop Into the
parlors of the Baptist church Tuesday
the 9Th and purchase one of the up
tO-date sun bonnets the ladies will
show you. Ice cream and candies
will be on sale both afternoon and
evening. In the evening fine pro-
gram will be given.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
printers Of this Montpelier held Satur-
day evening at armory hall and a
union was organized ana officers elect
ed. Previous to-calling the meeting
to order, Mr.. Wood the organizer for
the Cigar Makers International Union
made few brief remarks.
After the regular meeting of Vinci-
tia lodge, X. of p, Tuesday night,
they will have social hour, dancing
and a sood time for their ladies and
their friends.
There will be meeting Of the joint
committee for Memorial Day on We'd
nesday evening May 8, at 7 O'Clock in
Geo. T. Corners store.
Co., E will hold special drill to-
morrow evening in preparation for
to be held at Montpelier
Thursday May 10. The assembly is
called for 6.15.
Miss Florence Fletcher commenced
work this morning as table girl for
G. III. Campbell.
City Engineer Currier commenced
work repairing the Bolster reservoir
this morning. He has started Is
men and and will place more as soon
as he can get them so as to rush the
work through as quickly as possible.
Everett Hood has gone to Boston.
Lorenzo Viola of Foss street died
Saturday of pneumonia. The funeral
will be this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
B. P. White OF B. w. Hooker &
20. is in Greensboro today.
Rev. P. M. McKenna returned Sat-
friday from Peperrell, Mass. where he
vent to bury his old friend, Rev.. F.
X. Burke.
Ever since the settlement in Quin.
" Barre has been diminishing in pop
llatiOn, as every train leaving here
S taking back those residents OF that
lace who came here to secure work.
rhe settlement also is great relief to
he members of this branch OF the
lnion, inasmuch as they do'not have
o pay their little 20 cents per diem
or the benefit OF the strikers.
George Townsend OF Hardwick,
pent Sunday with Ira Lawrence.
Frank Burke of Burke Bros. has
one to Elmira, N. Y. on business.
Remember the sale at the Baptist
hurch tomorrow afternoon and even
lg. Sunbonnets are the thing this |
ear. Come and get one. In the
vening a choice program will enter:
hin you.
James Jameson an old citizen died
his morning at O'Clock. Pneu-
lonia Of four days standing superin-
uced by weak constitution carried
i'm off. The funeral under the aus
Ices Of the G.. c. N. IT,, will be held
ON John Cleary's house on North
lain St., tomorrow afternoon at 2.30.
ev. Mr.. Watson will of,iciate.