Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-15
Israel Wood Of Orange is In the city

Frank Rooney Is in Burlington *
day visiting relatives.
Joe Blair lost bis left fore finge
under stone which crushed 1t.
There will be regular meeting O
Co. e tonight In the armory clu1
room.
Tickets went on sale today for tn
Merchant of Venice and are goin,
fast.
j., S. Bissell representing the Ed
ward Thompson Co. publishers is ii
Barre on business.
II. Watkins returned last nigh,
from Concord, N. H., where he ha.
has been since March 1st.
The establishment Of a private Office
for the Mayor in the city hall is q
great accommodation to the public.
A party of young people gave a
dramatic entertainment, at the home
of Col. II. r. Stoughton yesterday
afternoon.
Geo. Colby travelling agent for the
Illinois Central and H. G. Cutter
of the Chicago and North Western R.
r., were in Barre yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Mitchell of ALI
monte. Ontario, will arrive IN the city
tomorrow for a visit with his brother,
the Rev. Thomas II. Mitchell.
Miss Madeline Reuter-, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Ben
nett for the past month, left yester-
day afternoon for her home in Mil
waukee, Wis.
Tomorrow evening very interest.
ing programme will beglven in Blanch-
ard opera house, appropriate to St.
Patrick's eve. The exercises both
literary and musical are of high order.
Everyone invited.
The prayers Of the community are
now directed to any enterprising man
of capital who can in any way be pre-
vailed upon to erect hotel in Barre
that will be in keeping with the needs
of the city in it's present condition.
c. II. Carlton left this noon for
New York, on business for the Chap
man-Warren Co.
The scenery artist for the Chapman
Warren Co., will arrive in Barre this
this evening.
The satisfactory settlement of that
which has been prospect of Difficult.
ty between the granite cutters and
manufacturers in this city for some
time, establishes certain fact that
Barre from now on will experience
greater boom than that of any period |
which has heretofore marked its his.
tory. The change has not been ma.
terially noticed as yet on account of |
the unavoidable scarcity of stock, but |
In few weeks this will be overcome
and the boom will then begin in good
Barre certainly needs good band
md it would be greatly to the advan-
age of the business men as well as
making the city a pleasanter place to
I've in during the summer months.
'ut the prospects are that there will
'e no such organization here at pres
mt at least. This is lamentable
ltuation; in as much as there is so
much first class musical talent in the
ity. 1t has been stated in the past
n local musical circles, that the most
xcellent orchestra of which Barre is
Justly proud would take the initiative
\ organizing a band
One of the changes that 1T is much
. be hoped will be made by the new
Ity council is that Of setting a date
pom which the city reports must be
II in early enough to make it DOS
Bile for them to be published and
attributed before election. A nav
IS message is sometimes far differ
1t production from the city report ,
matters Of fact and representa- }
ons, as has been seen in the past. }
I'd it is to be hoped that Mayor J.
ersey will see to it that the voters y
given an opportunity to read the \
ty reports, and trust in their in =
lligence to set matters straight, !
Their than to make them before cleo q
IN dependent solely for their knowl- 4
&c of city affairs upon the MAYORS 4
,ssage. I
THOMAS Larner, ex-mayor Of St. =
bans, has rented rooms in the Amer. 4
n House block of J. E. Hogan, and 4
II open brokers' office Monday. A
will represent the firm of Bache 4
Go. of New York city, who were K
merly represented by Knott & <
sson. He will have a private wire (
New York. Bache 4 Co, are one Y