Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-09
CITY NEWS


Auction at the Art Novelty store
this afternoon and evening.
The Art Novelty store had big
sale at their auction last evening.
The best farce comedy of the season
at the opera house Saturday night.
Carlos Brock of Newbury was in
the city yesterday visiting his son f.
c. Brock.
Take the children to see the Amer
lean Girl at the matinee Saturday af-
ternOOn.
Everybody wants to see George
Hall with the American Girl Satur-
day night.
Ernest Brock of Newbury has moved
to this city and is residing on Mer-
chant street.
There were large crowd at the
Art Novelty auction last evening. A
fine lot of goods at your own prices.
Fred Iioyce has gone to his home
in WolcOtt to remain for about two
weeks to recuperate from his recent
illness.
NJ. G. Barker left town this morn
ing to resume his duties as a travelling
salesman for New York clothing
house.
Miss Alice Is. Gladding returned
from Brattlcboro Monday for a week S
visit at her home on Washington
street.
The regular monthly meeting of
Ruth Chapter, O. E. S., is this even
ing at 100 O'Clock. Let there be a
full attendance.
The Ladies' prayer meeting of the
EIeddng M. Il. Church will be held in
the church parlor on Thursday after
noon at , o'clock.
A. A. Mitchell went to Randolph
to-day with his daughter where she
will be left with some relatives of his
to be brought up.
All but one gang Of men have been
let go at Mackie, Hu>sey & Co.'S, and
Barclay Bros, who recently purchased
the plant have several men at work
there as the latter firm is to take pos
session May Is.
Married, by Rev. J. A. Shcrbune
on the evening of the sth, in Mont
pelier at the home of the brides par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Harvey,
DR.. r. W. Newton, NJ. d., of the
city of Barre and Miss Laila j. Har-
vey of Montpelier.
Remember that Curtis G. Morse,
the imperSonator and humorist will
appear ut the Congregational church
at 8 o'clock tonight to render sclec-
tions from David Harum under the
auspices of the senior class of the
Spaulding high school. Doors open
at 1870, entertainment at $. Admis-
sion - cents.
The Knights Of Columbus intend
having a social on Friday evening,
May II. At 7.30 o'clock the Grand
Knight y. NJ. Miles will welcome the
ladies and then a short program of
music, singing, and recitations will
be gone through with. A light re-
past will be served Immediately fol-
lowing the program after which dane
ing to the music of Bruce. & Isabel S
orchestra will be enjoyed.
The sun bonnet sale held by the
Baptist Ladies Aid Society IN the
church parlor yesterday afternoon and
last evening was well attended con-
siderng the weather, but as they still
had on hand a few choice articles of
head gear it was decided to continue
the sale this afternoon. The parlor
was prcttily decorated with ropes of
tinted paper and ported plants, and
on the right were three tables. The
first was devoted to aprons and fancy
articles, the second to sun bonncts for
''Dolly,' and the third to sun bonnets
for matrons and maid. They were all
decidedly "chic" and we hope the
Barre ladies generally will wear this
pretty style of head gear this sum
mer. On the other side of the room
was long table devoted to the sale
of home made candy. The following
program was given during
the evening. Recitation, Little Roy
Clark: song by the quartette. COM
posed of Messrs. Fuller, Kidder,
Perry, and Kinney; vocal solo Mrs.
DR.. Lamb: song by the quartette: re-
citation, Roy Clark. Ice cream was
served during the evening.