Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-25
CITY news

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Fisk Jubilee Singers at the Congre
gational church tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colburn have re
turned from their wedding trip.
George Lang, formerly of this city
now of Boston, is in town on bust
ness.
The recently elected officers 0
Granite r. A. Chapter, were installed
last night.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Rogers at II French street, April 20
at 1880 p. m.
Thomas Garvey of Portland, Maine
formerly of this city, was in town or
business yesterday.
Mrs. II. p. Wheeler of South Barre
spent the day yesterday with the
family of George Mann.
William McAuley assisted at E. O.
Marrions cigar store yesterday in
decorating the show window.
Mrs. Jacob Ruben of New York is
in the city to visit her daughters,
Mrs. II. d. and Mrs. e. l.. SegA.
Special meeting of Epworth League
at NJ. Z. church tomorrow night to
arrange for their annual banquet.
The Italian Dramatic Club is tC
present play at the opera house Sat-
urday night for the benefit of the
widows and orphans.
Leslie D. Pierce formerly the well
known third base man at the semin-
airy, is now captain of the second
j. team at Tufts college.
The Red Men are to give smoke
talk to their friends in X. of P. ban
quet hall on Thursday evening. All
Red Men are requested to bring their
friends.
James Higgins, George A. Reed
and James Howe returned to their
studies at Dartmouth college today
after spending a two weeks vacation
in the city.
Company E, together with Compan-
les + and II, will hold drill and I'M
dergo inspection at Mortified June
18th. Gen. w. III. Gilmore will be
the inspecting officer.
The c. f. society of the local Bap-
fist church are to entertain the G..
E. society of Montpelier and other
guests from the city. at union social
this evening at O'Clock.
William r. Rowland, graduate of
the Seminary and who recently
taught school in Wcbsterville, has en-
tered the u. V. NJ. medical college to
continue his Studies there.
The Goddard Record which is just
out is an especially good number.
Among it's features is the biography
of the members of the classes of IA
and rs from that institution.
A meeting of the Poultry Associa-
ton will be held at 10 Pleasant street,
on the evening of Saturday, the 2Sth
inst. Members are requested to at
tend. A. M. SMITH, Secy. 10-11
Mrs. G.. B. Symes of p Highland
avenue expects her brother Mr.. B. W.
Fisher and his bride tomorrow noon to
spend few days with her. Mr..
Fisher is a druggist in Lancaster, N.
II.
Remember you can get nice loaf
of bread free at Ladd S this week with
every purchase of the Old GrisG Mill
products.
1t is expected that the long talked
of project of securing a proper place
for hitching horses in the city, will
soon materialize. Mayor Hersey and
the aldermen will make many friends
if they are successful in their endeay-
or to provide such necessity. 1t has
been suggested that perhaps a portion
of the proposed library site could be
secured.
The following speakers have been
chosen to take part in the annual
prize speaking contest that is held
every commencement at the Semin-
airy. From the senior class, Mr.. Car
YER, Mr.. Chase, Mr.. Dickey, and Misses
Hamilton and Topper; and from the
Junior class, Misses Edwards, Calef,
and Cole.
Foresters are requested to take no.
tlce that tickets for the private social
and dance to be given on the evening
of April 18th, can be obtained of the
following committee: A. j. Schneider,
Oscar Burgh, James Veale, George f.
Taylor, John Rowley, or j. f. Nc
Donald.
The parts for Commencement at the
Seminary have been assigned as fol-