Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-22
CITY news
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sprained wrist.
John Kelly, who has been i'll with a
quincy sore throat, is able to be out
again.
A large party from Barre intend to
attend the dance at North Calais to-
night.
Fred Rogers left yesterday after
noon for Walden on a visit of a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter are
visiting relatives in Brooktield for
few days.
The Glover club is holding Red
Letter day this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. r. NJ. Fuller.
1T is expected there will be work at
the meeting of Hiawatha lodge, /. O.
O. F., this evening.
There was a good attendance last
night at the meeting of the Y. p. A.
of the Presbyterian church.
At the meeting of the N. f. O. P.
last night several applications for
membership were received.
All members of Company r are re-
quested to be present at the armory
tonight for special drill meeting.
Washngton's birthday today, and
, it is being celebrated by the Recrea-
tion Gun Club at the Gunner Brook
range.
At the special communication of
, Granite lodge F and A M to be held
tomorrow evening the second degree
. will be conferred.
All members of the r. c. I. p A..
are reminded of the meeting tonight
- when refreshments will be served and
a dance will be held.
w. J. Turner went to st. Johnsbury
- yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
May DAVIDSON, to attend the funeral
of the child of John DAVIDSON.
The senior class at the Spauldlng
e High School will be entertained at
" the home of Misses Susie and Meta
+ Cummings on Friday evening.
The Man Behind the Guns, Sousa' Is
latest march; Impecunious Davis, the
n latest cake walk, and My Little
- Georgia Rose, 25c each at Averil
10 Music Co. S. TT
The curtain will rise on the first act
a. of The Muskateers at promptly 81
IS this evening as the play is a long one
% so all who attend are requested tt
m make a special effort to be promptly
, on time.
N The young people of the Baptis
he church will hold social in the vestr,
-. Friday evening at 1880. An excel
r. lent program has been prepared
F. Everybody is cordially invited.
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at James Walker and John George o
W Dartmouth College arrived in TIN
city last night to spend the Washing
tons birthday vacation with their pa
or rents. None of the other Dartmouth
d. boys came up with them.
AZ The Muskateers will be presente
y tonight at the opera house by tn
~ D'Ormond- Fuller company. Thi
~ will be T.. II. Sothern's version G
% that great production. Mr.. Sother
y and James O'Neil played their tw
versions at rival theaters in Me-
York for nine months.
1g Over the Teacups will meet wit
Nv ~ Mrs. ]. NJ. Bond Thursday Feb. %
~ Quotations from Garfield. Curren
sr. events, Mrs. Richardson. Critic
he Mrs. Gordon. An afternoon
at Washington, D. c.. Mrs. H. J. Smit
Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Bond and Mr.
Shephard, 266-2d
That which gave promise of quit
*, city election has grown to such a ma!
nitude that the contestfor several I
to the city offices will be more eXcitin
than any that has taken place for tt
n past four years, and the anti-Tan
many men say they are out for bus
ness this time on the mayor question
-. The Altar Guild of the Episcop
church. are to give an entertainer
at the church vestry Monday evenir
Feb. 25th, at which light refres
md ments will be served. The progra
ia. to be presented is as follows: Sol
er, Mrs. Lamb: reading, Miss Marti
zen solo, Mr.. Kidder; banjo solo, MI
oss Gould: cornet solo, Mr.. Leonar
t is The program will be concluded by
by farce, entitled Madison Square Churc
:" Henry Mute had narrow csca
. from breaking his neck and windt
air yesterday. While walking by the Pa
T. o, lor drug store he stepped on the
over near the basement window. The