Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-13
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.


house is Jan. 9th.
Joseph Levallcy has joined G. S.
Curriers' engineering corps.
Windsor Perry of Plaintield was in
the city on business yesterday.
Lucius Sanborn of Calais was in the
city calling on friends yesterday.
Eli Cutler left yesterday for Nor
risville to visit his brother who IS dam
gerously ill.,
The Philomathian will meet on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. O. II.
Hale.
Alfred Creamer has moved from
Harrington Avenue to Is Richardson
street.
Mr.. IIuntley and son DR.. w. G..
IIuntley, were in the city yesterday on
business with G. l.. Bugbee.
Tickets for The Highwayman will
60 on sale at the Red Cross pharmacy
at 8 O'Clock Monday morning.
Miss Carrie Enright left this morn
ing for her home in Burlington.
She will return to Barre in the spring.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge
served an excellent supper for those
who attended the dance Thursday
night.
A large crowd of young people en-
joyed coasting party last evening and
another one has been organized for
this evening.
Marshall Jones who has been visit
ing in the city for the past few weeks
returned this noon to his home in War
rem, Mass.
The Rev. r.. II. Mitchell did not
90 to lebanon, n. H., this week as
he intended SO the services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow will
be as usual.
Notice: Clan Gordon O. S. G. and
all Clansmen will please send in their
names to secretary 33 Branch street
at their earliest convenience in order
to have corrected list for the. Fiery
Cross. 81
There will be a joint installation
next Wednesday evening of the recent
ly elected officers of the Crandall
Post G. A. r. and the Ladies circle of
the &. A. r.
The ways and means committee of
the Ladies Civic Federation is re-
questcd to meet with Miss Nadine c.
Nichols Monday afternoon at O. clock
Important business.
The IIighwayman which appears
here next Thursday night, hes played
TO crowded houses everywhere this
season and almost without exception
has made engagements for next sea-
son.
The Evangelist II. L. Gale would
be happy to meet every boy in the
city between the ages of seven and
sixteen, at the Methodist church Sat
urdav afternoon at O'Clock. The
doors will open 10 minutes before 4
o o'clock.
Mr.. Mitchell of the Presbyterian
church is not out of town, as reported
in these columns yesterday. lie will
occupy his own pulpit tomorrow morn
ing, but there will be no service in his
church in the evening.
There will be grand concert in the
opera house, Barre, Jan. Goth, on the
anniversary of Robert Burns, under
the auspices of Clan Gordon, No. -,
O. S. c., for the benefit of the widows
and orphans of the British soldiers
who have fallen in the South African
war. A fine program will be rendered
by good artists.
A clerk at the Red Cross Pharmacy
who attended the dance Thursday
night, found his hat to be several
sizes too small for HIM yesterday
morning. He felt somewhat creStfal-
len at first, but after careful eXa.
mination he was greatly relieved to
find that the trouble was not with his
head, but with the hat, for 1T belong
ed to someone else with whom he had
exchanged at the dance. He now
wants to find the man who owns the
Guyer hat, so that he can effect pro-
per exchange and recover his own
property.
The next attraction at the Barre
opera house is deKOven and Smiths
romantic comic opera ''The Highway
man," which has scored one of the
greatest successes in the history of
that recognized home of comic opera,
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