Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-21
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

terday.
Joe Ward returned last evening
from Burlington.
James Gregory of Williamstown,
was in Barre yesterday.
New Hamburgs at
Veale & Knights.
The Clover club will hold a Red
Letter day tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. E. Nj. Fuller.
Several young men from this city
attended the dance at Armory hall in
Montpelier last night.
The second degree will be worked
at the meeting of Granite lodge, f.
and A. NJ. Friday evening.
NJ. NJ. Isabelle returned yesterday
afternoon from a few weeks visit at
his former home in Concord, N. ii.
Miss Rose Jerome, who has been
spending a week with Miss Lizzie Nc
Keoun, returned to her home in Mont
pelier today.
Spring must be near at hand for
pussy willows are in full bloom on the
banks not of the Wabash, but OF
Stevens Branch.
Several young people from this
ILL.,, roI Sn,,th pnrra nro tn ottnnG
the Young Folks ball at North Calais,
tomorrow night.
The Clover club will observe their
Red Letter Day, Thursday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Il. M. Fuller, lO2
Washington street.
The national president of the Ladies
, of the G.. A. r., Julia Z. Shade or
Philadelphia, is expected in Barre
soon. to visit the j. B. Mead circle.
266-267
; The subject for discussion at the
PRESBYTERIAN Y. p. A. this evening
will be The Probable Results to Ciyili-
) zation of Our Present War.
The Man Behind the Guns, Sousa's
latest march; ImpecuniOus Davis, the
latest cake walk, and My Little
Georgia Rose, 25c each at Ayerill
Music Co.'S u
There was a fine attendance at the
Presbyterian concert last evening, ano
v the large audience was highly pleased
with the entertainment. Prof. Gale
is to be congratulated upon the sue
cess of his efforts.
If 1t is gratifying to a large number
n of our residents to learn that Judge
L. Fl. Thompson, one of the judges o
the supreme bench, is to deliver al
" address in the opera house next Sun
&c day night On some phase of the tenn
le perance question.
IL The Woman's Home Mission of tn
=, NJ. e. church will meet with Mrs. DR.
IS Martin on Church street, Wednesda,
10 at 2.30. Members are requested t.
NJ bring January number of Home Mis-
y sion, and invite one lady to attend.
" I'd Per order Secy.
,e The Italians of this city will pre-
n. sent the drama "Il Terrible Gas
[e paroui," in the Italian language OF
+ Monday evening. There will be abou
m 80 local people in the cast and tn
err play will be we'll worth seeing. In
st prices will be %, 80 and so cents
)" and tickets will be on sale at tn
door.
r Over the Teacups will meet wit
e. Mrs. j. NJ. Bond Thursday Feb. ,.
I'd Quotations from Garfield. Curren
or events, Mrs. Richardson. Critic
ks Mrs. Gordon. An afternoon !
Washington, d. c., Mrs. II. j. Smit
=, Mrs. Rickert, Mrs. Bond and Mr.
SHEPPARD. 266-2d
70, At the meeting of Tiger Hose c.
No. 3, held last night, the folloWln
It, officers were elected for the enSuin
Ike year: w. K. Beck, foreman: Robe
ct, Byrnes, assistant foreman; GeorG
ill Rising, clerk; L. G. Beck, treasure
ite James Cook, p. ID. Barnes and W.
ly. Mann, auditors. After the meetir
on of the hose company there was NEE
m. ing of the club, Vice-president W.
RE Mann presiding. Matters pertainir
. to the dance and several other thin
'ad were taken up.
Ter The Rev. DR.. w. j. Harris is
lge close his labors here in the Episcop
MS, rectorate in about two weeks, al
1lll return to his home in Nashua, N.
ms He will be here only two Sunda
Nj. more. Since his stay in this city, L
Harris has made a host of friends al
admirers, not only amongst his ov
: parish but the public in general. II
departure will be a great loss to t
: people of Barre. Another clergym
,ia' will be appointed to take his place.
'er,
Seh Card of Thanks.