Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-17
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

with the grip.
Remember Bruce & Isabelle's dance
at East Barre tonight.
Fred Cox of Bethel was in the city
yesterday on business.
Alfred Boyce is home for his week S
vacation from the mail route.
Miss Pansy Severance of West Fair
lee, was in the city calling on friends
yesterday.
II. Hall, representing the George S.
Harris pipe company of Boston, was in
the city yesterday.
Lieut.. Ludlow OF the Salvation ar
my arrived in the city from Burling-
ton yesterday afternoon.
A searching party was out yester-
day looking for the author of that
poem entitled beautiful Snow
w. j. Turner has purchased the
truck business Of A. j. Mclean, and
the latter is to remove to California
soon.
Joseph Lynch, scenic artist, has ar
rived in town and is painting the
scenery for the Chapman Warren Re-
pertoire Co.
1t will be very pleasant party to-
night at Foresters hall when the
Queen of the Forest Circle will give a
whist party.
1t is expected that several impor-
tant appointments will be made at
the meeting of the aldermen next
Tuesday evening.
A large number of Barre people
went to East Montpelier last night to
attend the exercises IN observance of
ST. Patrick's eve.
DR.. c. w. Steele and Nathaniel
Bond returned today from Rutland
where they went to attend the meet
ing of Mount Sinai Temple.
A special meeting of the Barre
Branch of the Granite Cutters Ma
tional Union will be held in Music
hall, Monday evening March 10th.
According to present indications
there will be no difficulty in securing
snow for those "sugar on snow" par
ties this spring. The owners of sugar
orchards in this vicinity are expecting
very successful sugar season, which
they will probably cc.nmC1cc in few
days.
One of the pressing needs of the city
is four or five additional snow plows,
for the present facilities are entirely
inadequate to keep the sidewalks in
suitable condition on mornings like
that of yesterday. Nevertheless, no
money, no plows. The situation is
product of the past.
Emily Gouldsbury wife of Del Town
died yesterday morning at the age of
62 years one month and eight days, at
her home on Merchant st. She has
been i'll for some time with consump-
ton. The funeral will he held on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the
Rev. J. A. 7Sherburn officiating.
State against Constine is still on
trial in county COURT 1t is not pro-
bable that this case Will be concluded
Saturday noon, and the jury stands
good chance of being locked up over
Sunday Jurors not on this panel
were excused by Judge Tyler this
morning until Monday at . o'clock.
We must have band in Barre this
summer. The project is being agitat-
ed by several business men, and the
members of the former organization
are perfectly willing to undertake the
task if assured of financial support.
1t is believed that the business men
and other citizens realize the advan-
tage sufficiently, and will be willing to
to assist.
If advertisers have any desire to
reach the people Of the surrounding
towns and also a majority of the peo-
pie within the city limits, there is but
one course for them to follow. That |
is to advertise in the TELEGRAM. A
good business man always acts accord
ing as his best Judgment teaches him
will be most beneficial to him. Hence |
a good advertiser naturally desires to
place his advertising where it will
reach the largest number of people.
The TELEGRAMs subscription books
are always open to the inspection of
patrons.
Miss Nellie NJ. Whelan has received
a personal letter from Admiral Dew
ey thanking her for snap shot pic
ture that she took of him Dewey day
and which she sent a short time ago
to Washington. The picture was
taken as the Admiral accompanied by
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