Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-27

c. Burgin went to Mortified today
on visit.
Napoleon Babbitt Of Altoona, N. Y,
is in the city.
At the meeting of Minnehaha En-
campment, I. O: O. f., held last night
the second degree was worked.
r. c. Wallace travelling passenger
agent of the Union Pacific r. r., at
Boston, was in town last evening.
At the special communication of
Granite lodge, f. and A. NJ, to be
held on Friday night, the third degree
will be worked and refreshments will
be served.
The next in the series of Gilmore $
dancing schools, will be held on We'd
nesday evening, when a vote will be
taken on the question of whether or
not the series will be continued.
Great preparations are being made
for the grand concert and ball to be
given on the evenins-1f April 9Th in
Miles hall by Clan Gordon, No. II, O.
S. G. An elaborate program is being
arranged and the best talent in the
city has been engaged to take part.
The Young Woman's Tourist club,
met with Mrs. Kent Monday after
noon March Goth, The programme was
as follows: Quotations from French
authors. club: current events, club:
The French Institute, Mrs. Chandler:
the power of the press Mrs. Gates:
political France of today, Mrs. Lazell:
critic, Mrs. Kent. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. McWhorter.
A local character who drives VEN
cradle white horse went into a store
on State St., Saturday afternoon and
after looking around while peeped
through side looking glass that re-
nected his steed out in the street.
"My," said he in surprise, "that
looks Just like my white boss. He
hurried out doors to look over an AMI
nal gifted in such manner. When
he got out on the steps he looked up
and down the street. No horse was
IN sight but his own, yet he evidently
believed it had been driven off before
he reached the sidewalk. The people
IN the store nearly tainted from laugh
ter.-Argus.
Perhaps there was moral intended
by a certain horse yesterday which
had reached years Of maturity, re-
garding the numberless teams which
hitched and otherwise varlegate the
landscape of Depot Square every day.
This versatile animal having evidently
been late to dinner, thereby missing
his desert, quite unhesitatingly took
to eating the straw, batting, dirt, etc,
enclosed IN the cushion of the sleigh
in front of him. After getting through
the cover he ate the contents with a
positive relish, much as Il child de-
YOURS the neutral part of piece OF
pie. This>is told to many interested
parties that when leaving teams il
this busy square it IS best to placarc
the vehicles that horses may know
they are not at their managers.
Alice in Wonderland at the OpeIf
house April and 5 offers to the pub
lie an.entertainment possessing fas
cination for both old and young. Tht
bright catchy music and effect of thu
choruses rendered by 125 children
voices is beautiful beyond description
and the bright sayings and expert
ences of each charm all. The ope
retta is in prologue and two parts ant
includes songs and choruses by fairies
elves and animals, grotesque dances
marches, songs, cake walk, Mothe
Goose, medley, and grand ballet o
nations. The price of admission is b
and 80 cents; children under IA years
% cents, Tickets are already on sale
and may be exchanged for checks a
the Red Cross pharmacy after April !
1856