Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-28
CITY news

o. ID. IIoar is in Burlington today.
Albert Post and son Of Hincsburgll
are in the city today.
DR.. Frank X. Jackson went to Bur.
lington this morning.
j. Mertz arrived In the city this
morning from Chicago.
Two candidates were initiated at
the regular meeting of st. John Court,
522, G. o. r., held last night.
Mrs. Hamilton johnson is expected
home Monday from two weeks visit
with relatives in st. JOhnsbury.
Great Prophet A. r. Steele return
ed this morning to the Red Mems
campfire at Northampton, Mass.
Warren Church Of East Barre is
moving into the city, he having Sc
cured a position with +. NJ. Water
man.
President James MacI<ay left last
night for Boston to meet a committee
of the New England Granite Manu-
facturers' association.
The Washington county court jury
has been discharged and the remainder
of the cases will be tried before the
court alone.
Ice cream and sodas with pure fruit
tavOrs at Halves " 1918
Arthur Smith who has been laid up
for several weeks as the result of an
injury to his eye and also with the
grip has recovered and has now re-
sumcd work.
1t is expected that the postponed
inspection of Companies E, II and f,
will be held in Montpelier next Thurs
day night, but it has not yet been
officially ordered by Major Howe.
Messrs. Kennedy and Flynn of Bur-
lington, were in the city yesterday
looking after the final settlement of
the affairs growing out of the recent
suit of Roebling Sons Co., VS.. the
Electric Railroad which was decided
in county court in favor of the defend
ant.
Patnaudc & Charboneau will be
ready to open their new store next
Tuesday, May LIST. These gentlemen
have leased the old place of Angelo
Scampini and are repainting and re-
furnishing thoroughly, intending to
make tirst-class lunch, billiard and
pool room.
Evangelist w. II. Hunter of New
Bedford, Mass, will preach IN Gospel
hall, Nichols block, tomorrow night
at 7 p. m. Mr.. Hunter has been hold
ing interesting meetings during the
week, using a large colored chart of
the "Tabernacle in the Wilderness.
All are invited tOattend.
About 16 of the friends of Miss
Barbara Davidson surprised her last
evening at her home on Pleasant
street, the cause of which was that
she is soon to leave for California to
join her father. The guests during
the evening presented her with a
beautiful opal ring as a memento Of
their friendship.
E. B. Smith, while at Plattsburgh,
N. Y. yesterday purchased the hotel
recently conducted by George Buchan-
an, formerly of this city. The hotel
Midway is five miles out of PlattS-
burgh on the way to Denmore. Mr..
Smith will remain here to conduct
his business at the Red Star lunch
room and will rent the hotel.
A. O. Cummings of Montpelier re.
ceivcd a telegram from +. +. Howe
yesterday announcing that he and his
family had just arrived safely in New
York city from Palm Beach, Fla,
where they have been spending the
winter. They Will spend a few days
visiting relatives in Brattleboro be-
fore coming to Montpelier. Mr..
Howe is to resume work as the editor
of the Barre Daily Times May l.
The TELEGRAM received many COM
plimentS on the manner in which it
covered the great fire at Ottawa, and
the shooting of Sheriff Hoffman yes
terday. That is what the THE TELE-
GRAM is here to do. 1t is a newspaper
with it's specials and it's membership
with the Associated Press enable it to
give it's readers the news while it is
news. The morning dailies had no
later news from the Pittsfield tragedy |
than The TELEGRAM printed last |
evening.