Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-12
CITY NEWS

A. the meeting of Hose Co. No:
last nj yht the business was al OF
routine nature.
The Hook and Ladder Go. meets to-
morrow night.
At the meeting Of Minnehaha En-
camnment No. 2, !. q. 0. f., last
night, the first degree was WORKED On
one candidate. One application was
received. i.
Snecial meeting Of Hose Co. No. 2
tonight.
Tiger Hose No. 3 meets tonight.
Miss Lucy Wells has been absent
from the post Office for a iex Gays On
account Of illness. VIM. Munroe 's
taking her place.
Photographer Cutler was down o.
fore the county court today with the
pictures he recently took OF the VI
cinity where Patrick Brown was when
he was shot.
Fl. H. Spencer went to the Heaton
hospital Yesterday afternoon for an
operation. He has been suffering
from a number OF assesses. 8.
Mrs. ]. P. MCGOWAN Of Boston Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin al
North Barre.
Robert Inglis and Frank Dion OF
Phelps Bros. store went to Northieid
this morning to finish up the plumb
ing on new house there.
N. D. Phelps went to Mortified
this noon.
Miss Jennie Wadleigh Of Randolph
arrived In the city this forenoon.
F.P. Whitney went to Putnams'
vile today.
Meetiog of the R. G. l. p. A. Thurs
day evening.
Edwin Dyer, tool sharpener, went
to Waterbury this morning to work.
Ri ;hard Veale, of the firm Of Veale
& Knight. left this noon for New
York and b ston to purchase spring
goods.
Another of those enjoyable dances
Wednesday evening under the auspi-
ces of Co. e, V. N. G.
Miss Bertha Edwards went to st.
Adams last night.
Sheriff H. D. Camp was in North
field today.
A letter just received from Milo
Burnham, who is 10 Galveston, Texas,
says he is feeling better.
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge,
No. 20, /. o. O. F., Thursday night,
the first degree will be worked on one
candidate.
The many friends In this city Of
Mrs Murray A. Love Of Hinesburgh,
Miss Agnes Towers of
Barre will be- pleased to learn that
Mr.. and Mrs. Love are the happy
parents of a daughter born Sunday.
E. NJ. TAyntor went to Waterbury
this morning on business.
Some eight or ten Italians are ex.
pected to arrive tonight from Italy.
Some of them have been here before
and some are newcomers.
The mid.winter pool tournament
ut the Vincitia club came to a cl Sc
last 3night. DR.. f. M. Lynde wins
the first prize and Andrew j. Knapp,
The second. Both prizes are elegant
billiard cues.
All Of the sisters Of Bright Star
Rebeckah Lodge will meet at 46
Elm ST., at 7 O'Clock sharp this even.
ing. BY order of the Noble Grand.
The finance committee Of the Barre !
Association, consisting of Rev |
i5lian G Roberts, DIR. j. Henry Jack
son, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Louise
McKenzie, and Miss Alice Folsom of |
will meet at the rooms Of |
Rev. Mr. Roberts, 20 K. it'll avenue,
next Thursday afternoon at 4.30 4
g. NJ. Winch today sold bis famous
PAGER Ethan Wilkes whoAe record is
,:20a to a Mr.. Hart Of New Haven,
Jonn. The horse will be shipped |
lext week.
Robert Wilson Of Wilson Brothers,
Who is suffering from severe scalp
wound and bruises from an accident
1t Lanes shed yesterday, is reports d
IS being comfortable today, and get
ing along nicely. DR.. Stickney is
attending him.
There will be regular meeting of
he granite polishers Wednesday even
ng at 7 30 In Nichols hall. A full
attendance is requested.
AS a result of Patrick Roa his dis
losure VIM. Cook was arrested on the
barge of selling. He gave bail In
he sum Of 5000, and the case was
ontinued until 8 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Letter Carrier Waterman has re-
umed work on his route.
Elkius Perkins of Montpelier and
lis daughter, Mrs. Webster of Sud-
Jury, called on friends snd relatives
ere today.
All the little fishes between here
nd Montpelier have jag on today.
The reason is that the liquor recently
eized at the G. ", freight depot was
piled yesterday afternoon.
A. handsome illuminated sign was
ut up on the roof OF the Blanchard
this Afternoon over. f. M,
Vaterman's meat market.
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