Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-06
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

01cS IIlA4 AsOPOA b0ASs
c. c. Reynolds went to Randolph
this m orning.
Ora Curtis of Washin ton was in
the city today.
Nellie Kemp went to Holyoke,
Mass, today.
Alton Wheeler of Calais is in the
city on business.
Moses Laramie is laying off for a
few days on account Of illness.
Prof. O. d. Mathewson was in
Montpelier On business this morning.
A large party from Mortified at
tended the play at the opera house last
night.
Alvin and Joseph Blair started into
the stone busiacss at Jockey Hollow
yesterday.
John harrington the eXpresslman
has rex oYered from his injury so as to
| be about The streets.
Ctfandvile Meader has returned to
| II $ home in Newbury. He has been
visiting at d. G. Robins.
l.. Levin went on a business trip
yesterday TO East Barre, Washington,
Graniteville and Williamstown.
This weather we are getting now is
an agreeable change from the snap
ping cold weather of a few days ago.
Charles Nye Of North Montpelier,
who has been in the city on business
| for the past two days, returned home
| This morning.
Miss Kate Moore of New Bedford,
who has visited at Homer Fits for
the past two weeks, returned home
this morning.
Martin Luther, an electric car con-
ductor from Boston, arrived in the
city yesterday for few days visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Bugbee.
Harry Bray who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. Dr.. insolvency left
this morning for Burlington to resume
his studies at the U. V. M. medical
college.
i. O. Marrion's show window has
been artistically rearranged so as to
advertise Green Mountain cut plug to-
bacco, Il new brand Mr.. Marion is
selling.
The electric car which left the track
yesterday near Wells & Lamson's was
got back on the iron about 5.45 last
night, and traffic was resumed the
same as usual.
The MuSketeers company left this
morning for Burlington, where they
appear tonight. From Burlington
they go to Montreal and from there
direct to Boston.
Several from Randolph attended
The Musketeers at the opera house last
night. Large parties wer, also pres
cnt from rlAintield and East Montpe-
lior and other near by towns.
Two electric cars crowded with
Montpelier people left the opera house
after the play last night Besides
these a large number went on the
Central train, which was held until
l1.30.
The Barre Firemens' clubs fourth
annual concert and ball at Miles hall
On the evening of Jan. 18th, will be
one of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season. You should make it a
point 10 attend.
The regular meeting of Green
Mountain lodge, |. p. O. r. M. U. is
Il be held Monday evening, Jan. Sth.
y good attendance of members is re-
questcd, as important business will
come before the lodge.
A special meeting will be conducted
in the Salvation Army barrack to-
night at 1880. The seven cups of
blessings will be Illustrated Every
body should make an effort to be pres
cnt, as the meeting promises to be
very interesting.
w. w. Lapoint has arranged to
present his drama, The Two Nep-
hews, with a caste from Bristol in that
and other Vermont towns. This is
the play that was to have been pres
ented by the local militia company be-
fore the old opera house burned.
TELEGRAM advertisements are read
by the people of towns many miles
from Barre, and they draw large
of trade to the Granite CITY.
The people of the surrounding towns
are fast learning that Barre is the