Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-25
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

at the meeting of Grauite Lodge, f..
and A. NJ. Friday evening. PAP pa
At the meeting Of the Bunrs club
held last night the final arrangements
for this evenings entertainment were
completed.
Edith NJ. Greene and Mrs. Charles
n. Hendrck of Mortified were in the
city this morning on their way home
from Williamstown.
Rev. DR.. Harris has gone to Nashua
n. H., and Rev. Chas. II. Wells will
otliciate next Sunday at the Church of
the Good Shepherd.
There is a dance at Unity Temple
in South Barre this evening. Supper
will be served and Bruce & Isabelle's
orchestra will furnish music.
Alex Buchan returned last night
from IA short business trip to Hart
ford, Conn. in the interests Of the
firm of Mcdonald & Buchan.
At the present time Harry Patter-
son seems to be the only man whom
the Ward politicians have thought
of as their representative in the com
council.
Mrs. Charles McIntire and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting Mrs. A. II.
Richards and Mrs. w. G.. Pirie re-
turned yesterday afternoon to her
home in Whiteheld, N. II.
Arthur Buzzel expects to start his
hennery on the Howard farm about
the middle of February. He will deal
principally in Plymouth Rocks and
Ligh Brahmas at first.
Jerry O'Brien the Montpelier baker
who rented A, II. Buzzells house on
Pearl street a few days ago for the
purpose of starting bakery, has de-
cided to remain in Montpelier and
will not take the house.
A delegation from st. Peters Court,
G. O. f., of Montpelier, will be pre-
sent at the ceremonies connected with
the establishment Of the L. G. @. f.,
here tomorrow night. District deputy
j. II. Talbut and wife Of Mortified
will also be present.
The name of Joe W. jackson is
being mentioned as candidate for
alderman from Ward 6. and Mr.. Parks
is talked of as a good successor to
Alderman Thurston should the latter
leave his present station to serve as
the cify's chief magistrate for the
coming year.
We are in receipt of a large bust
ness calendar issued by the Union
Card Co., of Montpelier, vt. consist
ing of - sheets, one for each month,
size 19X24 inches, containing large
figures for each day of the month
(Which can easily be read a distance
of 40 feet besides yearly calendar
which is very handy for referring
back or forward. This is one of the
largest and most desirable calendars
for business places that we have seen
and any business man in Barre can
have one by sending four two cent
stamps to cover cost of mailing or
can get one free by calling at their
office in Montpelier.
The Emslie Bros. have now formal
ly opened their commodious green
house on the Montpelier road and are
getting everything in readiness for
the spring trade. They will be ready
to supply the public with all kinds of
cut flowers by the first of February,
and will be able to furnish the mar
kets with spring garden truck as early
as any establishment in the state and
they will also devote much OF their
attention to getting out plants for
home gardens. Alex Emslie has de-
voted his entire life to the study of
the business and with the able as
sistance of his brother and their first
class establishment they are certain
to work up a big trade in both Barre
and Montpelier.