Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-20
CITY NEWS
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Telegram Reporters.

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A So civil case was tried in the city
court yesterday.
A new supply of those popular 10
cent books at Averill Music Co.
Mrs. Kinney of Websteryillc was
in the city on business yesterday af-
tern0on.
Il. i. Smith has finished work in l.,
O. Wales pool room. W. A. Bigelow
is now in charge.
Regular meeting of the u. V. T..
at East Barre Wednesday evening.
Train leaves here at $50.
Tickets for the Diamond Brothers
MINISTRIES went on sale at the Red
Cross Pharmacy yesterday.
John Downie and Albert Perkins
left yesterday afternoon for Hardwck
where they are to work.
j. II. Kendall, who spent Sunday
with G. N. Kenyon, returned to Ran
dolph yesterday afternoon.
A number of double teams are draw
ing snow from Main street today. It's
an i'll wind that blows no good.
A new long distance telephone was
put in at A. J. Norton S insurance Of
fee in the Currier block yesterday.
the Painters union will meet at I
O'Clock tonight in the rooms of the
stationary engineers, in the WheelOck
office.
Mrs. NorcrOss is in Boston this
week looking up the styles and select
ing spring millinery in the interest of
Miss L. J. Hall.
Geo. johnson has moved his stable
from the Commercial House barns to
the old barn belonging to l.. j. B0ls-
ter back of Bolster Place.
One of M. Marrion's delivery teams
became frightened at the steam cars,
near Dan +. Foley's yesterday, and
ran up Main street at lively pace,
No damage was done.
A Bird in a Gilded Cage: My little
Georgia Rose; Will find my Mamma
There? Why: Barbara Freitchic
after the song Of that name; and
Moth g. Flame. % cents each at Az
Grill Music Co.
The Chapman-Warren Co. will open
at the Barre opera house on Thursday
night in The Circus Girl. This is the
company that have been rehoarsing in
the city for the past week. They have
more speciality people than any other
repertoire company on the road,
The Barre Supply Co., is still doing
business at their old stand, and can
sell you paints, varnishes, etc., at
prices that will please you. They
have grindstones on the road. - Leave
your orders at their office in the base
ment of Worthcn's block. adv
AS True Swasey and Herman Rich
we're driving towards East Barre yes
terday afternoon, their horse became
frightened near Phelps Mills, turned
around and ran to Nelson Downing S
stable opposite Depot Square. leaving
the sleigh somewhere on the road.
Considerable damage was done to the
sleigh and harness.
The young woman's Tourist Club
met with Mrs. Scott Monday after
noon. Program as follows: Quota
tions from Molicre, club: Current
Events. club: The French Drama,
Mrs. Norton: Actors and Actresses,
Mrs. Scott: Selection, Cyraus de Berg
crac, Mrs. Barber; Critic, Mrs. Scott.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Kent.
The Young Mems Baraca Bible
class of the Baptist church are to
have given under their auspices, a lee
ture on ''The Wonders of Westmn-
ster Abbey" by Mr.. c. II. Lester,
whose residence for several years in
the vicinity of the Abbey and whose
investigative turn of mind, have Civ
en- him unusual advantages for becom-
ing acquainted with this most histor-
ic of England's great buildings. Mr..
Lester has a large number Of unusual
lv fine views, several of which were
taken expressly for tins lecture. The
date of the lecture is April I.
Barre has been always patron of
minstrel shows and critical Judge of
the same. This is known in the pro-
feSSiOn and the result is that none but
good shows are likely to come here.
The Diamond Brothers "Big Double
White MinStrels. who are advertised
to appear at Barre opera house this
evening, are said to give good show,
In spite of the name the first part is
done largely with black faces. The
costumes are very rich and in good
taste. and when the curtain rises the