Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-08
CITY news
L. N. Gauthier is in Bolton.

Ger.
Carl Hunt and ST Bartlett went to
Marshtield today on fishing excur-
sion.
George Mason and Irving Abbott, of
Brookfield, are in the city on business
to-day.
Joseph Bennett has recovered from
his accident SO as to be about the
house.
William Somervillc has returned
from East Montpelier where he has
been working.
Joseph Miller and d. Provoust of
Mortified were the guests Of Joseph
Bennett on Sunday.
II. G. Townsend began work as ma
chinist for the Smith, Whitcomb &
Cook Co., yesterday.
The past degree will be worked this
evening at the special meeting of
Granite r. A. Chapter.
Judging by the talk on the street
there will be several base ball teams
organized here this summer.
The first degree will be worked
Thursday night at the meeting of
Hiawatha Lodge, /. O. O. +.
The annual business meeting of the
Emerald club will be held on Wednes-
day evening at 800 North Main st.
The great comic opera, "Pirates of
Penzance" at special matinee by the
Andrews Opera Co. at 3 o'clock p. m.
Friday.
Patrolman George Wood closed his
duties in public capacity last night,
being relieved at his own request by
the mayor.
All members of the Burns club are
reminded of the meeting which is to
be in the ante-room of Miles hall this
evening.
Mrs. John Wyllie, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia is re-
covering now under the care of Miss
Kate Shermerhorn.
A practice meeting of the hook and
ladder company will be held at 7
O'Clock Wednesday night before the
regular meeting which will be held at
1870.
Robert Prentiss, formerly clerk at
Homer Fits store, but now student
at the Baltimore Medical College, was
in the city yesterday calling ON
friends.
A. Thomas of St. Adams, has pur-
chased the fruit, candy and tobacco
store formerly owned by S. Massucco.
Mr.. Massucco has purchased the place
of D. Thomas in Montpelier and COM
menced there today.
Mrs. F. B. Mudgett the Vermont
delegate from the Grand Lodge N. E.
O. P, to the Supreme Lodge, went to
Boston yesterday to attend the meet
ing of that body.
These cold days remind the boys OF
Co. e of what they endured at Camp
Olympia two years ago this week,
when they slept on the ground with
out any blankets over them.
The Andrews Opera Co. which ap-
pears here on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week, will draw a big
crowd both nights of their engage
ment. Tickets are selling well.
AS Henry Coughlin and Robert
Quinlan were out driving between
Montpelier and Barre Sunday evening
the horse ran away and the occupants
of the buggy were distributed along
the road side. No great damage was
done but both gentlemen are pretty
lame.
The TELEGRAM is always ready and
willing to give the free use of its col
umns to church societies for notices
of entertainments ETC., but in order
to insure such notice they must be
brought to this office. If we furnish
the circulation it certainly is but fair
that you bring the notices to the
office written and ready for the COM
positor or even call up the office by
telephone.
Get the latest wonder, the Zono-
phone. 1t talks, sings, and plays the
music of the greatest artists in the
country. Nothing else can be COM
pared with it. Music at your own
home, on the lawn, in your summer
cottage. Always ION tap when you
have Zonophone. You wind it up,
twill do the rest" Fl. L. Averill,
agent. TT
Manager Lapoint has given Barre a
large number of first-class attractions
during the year; more than ever be-
| fora visited Vermont. He practically