Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-19
Ed. Leonard has gone to Montreal.

M. S. Levin will return today from
Burlington.
A. W. McAulcy has gone to Man.
chester, N. II.
Very latest hits, songs and Two
Steps, at Avcrill Music Co.
Fred Daniels of st. Johnsbury was
in the city yesterday on business.
We shall be pleased at all times to
absolutely prove our circulation to adj
vcrtising patrons.
Arthur S. Martin was in Goulds-
vile yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral of the late Joseph Gould.
Earl Parker of the U. V. NJ, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday afternoon to
attend the at home given by the men,
bcrs of the Clio club last evening.
Bruce s. Isabelles orchestra will
furnish music at the exhibition of
hypnotism and magic to be given by
Angelo Scampini on the evening of
May 18th.
Co. T. will have drill tonight and
weather permitting they will have
their first out door drill for this year,
also their first drill under the new
officers.
Get gramophone now, they enter
tain you without cost, don't get out
of order and the cost is trifing, even
child can play it. Itneeds no teach
er, no lessons, play any piece you de-
sire, Averll Music Co.
On Friday April Goth, at the. Uni
versalist vestry, fifty young cooks will
serve a supper under the direction of
the famous caterer Mrs. Smith of
Montpelier. Admission including
supper % cents. Supper served from
6 to 7.30.
We take pleasure today in calling
attention to the large advertisement
of the Standard Clothing Co., in the
feature section of today's issue. You
will certainly find some good bargains
in clothing and it will pay you to visit
their store and see their we'll selected
stock of goods. The manager Mr.. j.
Morse is a hustling young business
man. He knows how and when to
advertise and the business of the
store is increasing every day.
The committee in charge Of the
fifth annual ball to be given by the
G. o. f. on Friday evening have re-
ceived the ball cards and they are
beauties. They are making prepar-
ations for an elaborate affair. The
program for the concert will be, as
follows: March, The Charlatan,
Sousa; Overture, Salute to Ireland,
E. Boyer, consisting of beautiful IRISH
airs; Cornet solo, selected, w. j. Gil
bertson; Dance Ethiopc, W. Reeves;
Saxophone solo, Alice where art Thou,
Ascher, Edwin w. Bruce; Grand Fin
ale Tone Pictures of North and South
Bendix concert program. Edwin
Bruce director and saxophone soloist.
The young ladies of the Clio Club
entertained about twenty of their
gentlemen friends in a most charm
ing manner last evening at the beau
tiful home of Miss Edna Perry on Elm
street. The affair was one of the
greatest social successes of the
season and the guests feel much graf
ltudc towards their hostesses for the
very pleasant evening which they all
enjoyed. The time was passed in a
social way. Several musical selections
were rendered and Miss Martin gave
a recitation. Just before the party
broke up very dainty repast was
served, and the excellent manner in
which the arrangements of the even
ing we're conducted called forth much
praise.
Manager Lapoint after several
weeks negotiations with Mr.. A. G..
Delamater, manager for Mr.. Edward
Harrigan, the famous author actor,
has at last succeeded in arranging for
his appearance on Monday night in
"Old Lavender" a play which is ia
millar to the majority of play-goers
throughout the English speaking
world and which was played by Mr..
Harrigan at his New York theatre
for over $50 nights to capacity bust
ness. His supporting company this
season includes several of the original
cast, and the scenery IS especially fine.
All of David Braham's original songs
and music will be rendered. Taken
all in all this if undoubtedly one of
the greatest theatrical events of the
season.
NORTH MONTPELIER