Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-23
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.


from Boston.
Joe Ward arrived in Barre from
Burlington last night.
Miss Kate Healey returned last
evening from Randolph.
Mrs. L. J. Carroll went to Essex
Junction today for visit.
DIR. o. II. Reed is reported as i'm
proving from his long illness.
Mark Davis went to his home in
Marshtield last night for a few days
visit.
Milo +. Burnham is reported to be
seriously i'll with congestion of the
lungs.
Lewis C. Robbins and Thomas Nc
Intosh attended the dance at North
Calais last evening.
Remember the Count of Monte
Cristo will be the attraction of the
opera house tonight.
Photographer Cutler took several
views of James Ahern's manufacture
ing establishment yesterday.
Mr.. Harrison of the Harrison Gran
lite Co., is in the city today in the in
terests of his business here.
Granite lodge f. and A. NJ. will
confer the second degree at the spe-
cial communication to be held this
evening.
Miss Ruth Bliss went to her home
in Calais today to remain until next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Dodge of St. Johnsbury, form
erly conductor on the electric railroad
here, is visiting in town for a few
days.
w. Rhigat of Chester, Mass, who
has been visiting in the city for sew
eral days. is to return home tomorrow
night.
All members of the Barre fire de-
partment are requested to bear in
mind the annual meeting to be held
tonight.
; Alex Christie returned last evening
from New York city, after seeing his
brother on board the Oceanic bound
for Aberdeen, Scotland.
, At the meeting held Wednesday
: night at the G. V. station it was de
cided to hold the next private dance
in Miles hall March I'd.
All those interested in the election
of L. II. Thurston as mayor, are re
, quested to meet tonight in G. a. Il
) hall, city building at 7.3o.
There will be meeting of tln
Amusement committee OF Gar
!, Gorden, on Saturday evening the "a
: in Odd Fellows hall at $50.
> Homer Fits and Il. L. Whlte nav
q been summoned to appear as jury
men before the United States distric
e court at Burlington next week.
: A large party of young people wen
to North Calais last night to attcn
y the musicians ball. They report
It splendid time and hope to 60 agal
" some time.
The ladies of the G. O. f. wi
entertain the members of st. job
/ Court, C. O. f., this evening in X.
II P. hall. There will be refreshmen1
and dancing.
d ]. E. Toohey superintendent
>. bridges and buildings for the G. V.
S.. Co. at St. Adams was in the city ye
terday looking over the property owl
m ed by the company in Barre.
lie City Engineer Currier expects
1T have the specifications for the ne
of Berlin ST., bridge, completed ar
ready for presentation before II
+. city council, next Tuesday evening.
re Each year AL. G. Field furnishes h
patrons with a show different and be
II, ter than that of the preceding seaso
a This year his big company contai
a many new and novel features, mu'
y that is better than he has ever offer
before.
The following is taken from t
,le Boston Journal, in an account OF t
lg, Electric club banquet recently held
RS that city, at which Robert Mckenz
f 10 formerly of this city, was tenor solol
ce. In regard to Mr.. Mckenzie the jour-
says: "The tenor soloist, Mr. Mck'
zie, is stranger in Boston. lie is
!. comparatively young man, and his
les pearance last night was practically
Pr first experience in work of the XII
He shows good training, and his vo
rSe is of a peculiarly sweet and sym
~ thctic quality
nat Wherever the name of Al. G. ri
inc is familiar it stands for all that
clean and wholesome. In anu
rtv ments. he has furnished a repu
no ton for giving refined performan
.L,+ hos won him n clientele