Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-04
Old Bee Hive
BURLINGTON, VT.
CITY NEWS.


Walter Williams, who has been her
from New York visiting his parents
left yesterday for Hallowell, Me.
where he will work in c. E. Taynto
& Co. s office.
J. B. Marsh, the veteran hulle(
corn man, will make the rounds ever,
Saturday after this.
Ezra White, of the Standard Cloth
ing Co.'s store, has returned from
Burlington, where he attended thu
wedding Of an aunt.
Tom Stacy left yesterday Afternoon
for visit in Claremont, N. II.
C. j. Davis went to Northtield or
business yesterday.
Messrs. Burke and Cook, who have
been here installing the new switch
board in the telephone exchange, left
yesterday for Portland, Me.
Bids have been called for again fol
carrying the mail between here and
Websterville.
On account OF freight train being
off the iron at Roxbury last night the
$40 train did not arrive here until a
little after 10 O'Clock.
Henry ChausSe has returned from
Montreal, and resumed work in Ash.
ley & Schofeld's barDer shop.
Johnnie Ross, the Western Union
messenger boy, expects to spend Sun
day with friend in Bolton.
The finance committee and water
committee met last night and looked
over bills which are to be paid at the
meeting OF the city council next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. George E. Cooper left yester.
day for Lowell after visit with her
brother Bert Webster.
viii Mower is expected home from
Utica, N. Y, the first Of next week.
The costumes for Rob Roy came
last night and they are way anead of
those used at the last performance
The presentation thi> evening will be
much better than ever before and
every one should see it.
The Barre Telegram has been en-
larged. The Telegram is a bright,
up-to-date evening paper and deserves
it's ess.-Londonderry sitter.
The French Library has Just been
presented with copy of Hitchcock &
Browns edition Of 1.-THE Teaching of
the Twelve Apostles, containing the
Greek text and a translation by the
editors, THIS brief sunni AIRY of the
Christian religion was written prob
ably not later than 100 A. d., and
possibly as early as 1920 A. p. For
more than 1900 years it was lost, and
the fact that it had ever existed was
known only from few quotations
from it in the writings of the early
church historians and Jheologians. In
1875 Breginnias, Metropolitan of Ser
les in MeSopotam discovered an old
manuscript. This with some other
ancient writings, In the library Of the
Most Holy Sepulchre in Fanar Of Con.
statinople. He published the "Teach-
ing" at Constantinople in 1883, and
this edition is made from his. 1t
will be found very interesting and in
Structive.
Mrs. c. V. Richardson Of Burling-
ton, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bishop, returned home
this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Homer Camp went
to Rutland this forenoon.
The Athena club will hold bust.
ness meeting with Mrs. Fred Rogers
on Monday evening at 730. All
members are requested to be present.
The marked success of the "Long.
fellow evening" given by the Baptist
Ladies' Aid Society few weeks ago,
has led the ladies to prepare for a
"Tennyson evening"" which will be
observed next Tuesday evening. Songs
readings and tableaux from the works
Of England s late poet laureate will be
presented and a literary and musical
occasion of interest and merit will be
afforded, to which the ladies invite
the public. 2O.21
All bills due w. F. Morse can be
paid at the store Of Tilden g. Wiley,
successors to Mr.. Morse), during the
month of May. Accounts not settled
before June lst will be placed in the
hands of a collector. w. F. Morse.
Barre, May l, 1901. 1921