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

ooiil NcWHidH ID Ncly III NlUil DIOH-
chial pneumonia.
George German intends to 60 to
Topeka, Kansas, to work.
Miss Sue Chase of Bethel arrived
in the city today for visit with
friends.
Mackie, Hussey & Co. are to ship to
Cincinnati tomorrow large spire, "a
feet long.
Next Thursday night will appear
the next attraction at the opera house
1t is "The Corner Grocery"
Miss Patterson who has been VISIT
ing in the city for several weeks
returned to her home in st. Johns
bury this noon.
There will be no meeting next We'd
nesday evening of the N. f. O. p,
but the installation of officers will take
place Friday Jan. 26.
The 1Iighwayman company, which
played so successfully here last night,
left this morning for Bellows Falls,
where they appear tonight.
Will Pages splendid pair of black
horses in their performance on the
stage last night constituted one of the
features of The Highwayman.
Isaac Johnston left this afternoon
for Plattsburgh, N. Y, where he will
enter the employ of his brother
Charles at the United States hotel.
MI Mason OF Rutland, who has
zen in the city or insurance business,
returned home last night. He was
resident of this city ten years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Daniels, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
Their Griswold, returned to their
home in Morristown this morning.
George Anderson has made the larg-
est string yet scored in Morse's bow
ling alley. His record is 246 and in
three strings he made an average
of COP.
The ladies Missionary society of the
Cong1. church will hold special
sewing meeting next Wednesday the
gath at 2 O'Clock in the church
parlor. Sd
Charles Berry, who was convicted
before Justice Fay yesterday of OBJ
tanning goods under false prctenscs,
was taken to Rutland this morning
for three months sojourn.
William Magee of the quarries, who
has been laid up for the past month
as the result of an accident, is now
improving rapidly. His business is
superintendent by T. II. Cave, Jr.
Mrs. c. N. Field left this noon for
New York city. Her daughter Kath-
crime will remain at Willamstown
until the first of next month, when
she will be accompanied to New York
by Miss Mamie Brush.
At the grand assembly to be given
ut the East Barre opera house tomor-
row evening Bruce & Isabelle's pop
llar orchestra will furnish the mus
c. NJ. II. Isabelle is prompter and
in that capacity he cannot be excelled
IN New England.
Two bowling teams have been ar
ranged in the city. Their names are
The "Stars," and the "Crescents."
Their first contest will be on Tuesday
evening. The CreScents are composed
entirely of stonecutters and the Stars
If outsiders.
Judging by the number of appli-
ationS that have been received in the
asst few days as the result of an adj
'ertisement in this paper stating
nat fountain pen had been lost
here must be a large enough num-
'er of loose pens around town to cs-
abllsh a well stocked stationery
business.
The ladies Missionary society of
ne Congl. ';'urch will send bar
. OF clothing to a school in Mack
luoSh Ga. and all Who would like TO
ontrlb'te clothing either for child
en- or adults can leave them either
Mrs. WebSte s, corner of South i
lam street or at DR.. Stickneys, on :,
7 before Wednesday the oath. Sd Il
The Burns Club met last night, but v
0 business of public Importance was 8,
'ansactcd. The committee in charge .,
the Burns celebration on the even II
g OF the 18th, also met and COM f.
eted all arrangements for that af. Y,
IT. 1T is now expected that the v
lrnS day souvenirs will be CONFLICT q,
80 lllat luey can be looked over ON "