Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-10
Read Homer Fits adv't on page s.

MISS Way Belle McLam leu JOOa
for Boston.
VIII Stow is reported today as be
ing more comfortable.
Hop Sing left today for st. Alban
on business.
Miss Bessie Cave is assisting at tn
Art Novelty store today.
Miss Bessie Cave is assisting at tn
Art Novelty store today.
John Marsh has returned from al
extended sojourn in Rutland.
Mrs. Robert Gamble of Williams
town is in the city today.
W. Z. Granger of WAiamstown il
in the city on business today.
Russell IL. Conwell the great lee
turer will be here on Tuesday night.
He needs no introduction to the Bar
re public for he is well known here
and everyone will be glad to learn
that he is coming here.
There will be a meeting of the pol
ishers this evening at 7.3O in tool
sharpener's hall. All are requested
to be present as there is very impor-
tant business.
G. W. T. Whitney left this noon
for South Royalton to be gone during
the vacation of the public schools.
Miss Helen Burbank who has been
teaching school in the Wheaton dis
trict this winter, left this noon for
her home in South Royalton.
The Misses Blanche and Eva Ken
needy left tins morning for their home
in Duxbury.
The distributing agency of Stow
and Carlton has been moved from over
L. A.. Averill's store to 1853 South
Main Street.
A large party from Barre attended
the dance at East Barre last night.
Eva Moore left today for Boston
she will remain for a short
time.
Fred Rogers returned yesterday
from Walden bringing his wife with
him.
Pat Cleary and Charles LeClair re-
turned this morning from Buffalo
where they have been working.
The solicitors who have been can.
throughout the city in the
interest of famine stricken India have
net with a cordial reception. This
.um will supplement the amount
aised at the opera house last Sunday
light.
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, and
lose Co., No. 3, met last night to re-
GIVE their pay for services at the re-
ent fire.
The Misses Fannie and Carrie Ora
er returned to their home in Ran
olph today.
Cady O. Averill who has been visit
ng in the city for the past few weeks,
to the Williamstown Gulf
louise last night.
The funeral of the late Mrs. H. A.
White will be held in Washington at
80 tomorrow afternoon, from the
hurch.
Mrs. Henry f. Severance formerly
f this city, now of Fairlee, is visiting
l town for few days.
Henry Hodgdon of the local tele-
hone exchange, is assisting at the
-ontpelier office for a few days.
There was a large crowd of people
resent last night at the masquerade
Ill in Fast Barre.
Mr.. O'Conner gave another exhibit {
OF with the punching bag last night.
c is a first-class man and any of his
lpilS are sure to turn out we'll. The
ork of his son is wonderful, consider =
G his age. r
j. W. Shipman, advance agent for q
ne Merchant of Venice, which is to t
played here the 10Th, is i'm the c
y. 6
The doors of the new mayors office, c
c assessors and school commission y
5 office, the city council chamber
d the stage entrance, have been let
ed by Mr.. Willis. W
Phillips of Bruce & Isabelle's =.
went to Randolph this noon h
lere he will play in an orchestra n
is evening. ic
Mrs. H.. A. Gould and daughter u e
t this noon for a few days visit IN d,
,rthfield.
F.. II. Macy left this noon for a
)rt visit at his former home in ra
hite River junction. a.
NJ. M. Isabelle went to East Mont 4,
Ter this noon to remain over Sun 90
with friends. br
captain II. A. Giliev is on the sick
today.