Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-20

EIu Loo AStahoS0 AAosA~ ~
business trip to White River juno
ton.
c. w. Brooks Iof Milford, Mass,
will arrive IN the city the middle OF
the " lex.
The second degree will be worked
on two candidates at the meeting OF
Hil~atha Lodge l o. 0. f., tomorrow
evening. A..
Company E, dance tonight, Don't
miss IL.
Mrs. J. M. Bond has returned from
Boston and New York.
Miss L. F.. Townshend has returned
from New York.
Mrs. F. II. Granger has received
from St. John Court G. o f., the
sum of $1,000, the life insurance car.
ried by her husband in that order.
Meeting OF the Tool Sharpeners
Union tonight.
"Thefe are one hundred gr'nite
utters wanted by p. II. Carey at
North Jay Me. None but good union
men need applj.' I'd
The Mooudyne club will let with
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mcleod Friday
night.
DR.. G. W. Steele's office will be
closed until Saturday morning, while
he is attending the State Dental soci'
ETY. meeting.
Rev. l. +. Fortney Of Plain6eld at
tended the lecture by Hon. ]. P. Dol
liver and vas probably the only ma
tive West Virginian present except
the speaker. The two we're formerly
neighbors and left their naive state
IN the early seven,ie the one to be.
come an eminent statesman In Iowa,
I'd the other a n,inis' er In Vermont.
Th ir brief visit as a rare pl asure to
both.
The opera house was crowded last
night by an audience that listened
with close attention to Senator Dolli-
ver's splendid lecture entitled "a
Poor Mans Government and Poor
Boys Country" The last lecture in
the Barre Entertainment Association
course will be by Ebert Hubbard
sometime the first OF April. The ex-
act date will be announced later.
DR.. w. D. Reid went to BuIling-
ton last night, returning today.
Miss Blanche Stewart, book.keeper
for the Barre Supply Co.. left yester-
day for a visit ia Nashua, N II.
Contractor G. L. Bugbee has the
plans nearly completed for a three
story mansard rooted block of fats
which A. H. Buzzell is going to build
on Pearl street. The block will be
2Sx95 feet on the ground.
May we not see every member Of
the Baptist Y. +. S. &. E present at
the vestry of the church this evening
at 1870 to enjoy social hour in com
mittee work.
Edward D'Oize will give free lee
ture on Shakespeare at the Goddard
Seminary chapel Thursday afternoon
at 4 o clock Goddard Seminary and
Spaulding High School students also
all lovers of Shakespeare are invited.
Mr.. D'Olze plays the pirt Of Hamlet
at the opera hou Thursday evening,
$50 or the best seats In the hall at so
cents. The Halifax, N. S., Mail says:
"Mr. D'Cize's impersonation Of Ham,
let was worthy Of the highest COM
mendation. He did not over act and
his reading was most enjoyable. He
has musical voice and good ap-
pearance.
Under the direction of Alderman
Mann all the trees and brush have
been cut from the island under the
Granite street bridge, SO the ice will
not clog there. Next season the city
will get it's gravel from the island,
thus getting rid of this dangerous
formation.
E. L. Densmore is drawing the
stone for, and has the contract of
putting In the foundations for Phelps
& Trow's three new tenement houses
at North Barre.
Frank Larkin went to Burlington
this morning.
Ed. Ward of S uth Barre went to
Blu rlingtOn this morning.
Leave your orders for carpets to be
cleaned at store of B. w. Hooker &
Co. Telephone connected. tt
A. J. Cave left this morning on a
business. trip for the Barre Supply
Company.
The executive committee of the
Vermont State Funeral Directors and
EnbalmerS Association meet at Ro-
axes & Driscoll's undertaking rooms
10 Montpelier this afternoon to fix the
date and place Of their next conven.
tion. Henry Frenler of this place Is
chairman of the committee.
Mr.. James G. Walker will read a
piper this evening" before the Presby-
terian Y. P. A. on "The Awfulness
of the Power of Choice"
Officers Stay ton and Camp made
raid last night at Tim Hollands
house and secured barrel part fnll of
alleged ale. The case was continued
until Saturday afternoon.