Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-28

Miss Josephine Lamphere OF Bethe
was IN the city on business yesterday
afternoon returning on the 8 10 trair
last night.
Whoever Is mayor OF Barre next
yeal can find no better guide thar
he ten commandments. If Mayo.
Hersey had only kept them better be
would today be happier and much
more highly respected. or course it
it is not necessary to say that the ten
commandments are found in the
Bible.
The board OF civil authority meets
again tonight and again to tomorrow
night. This is your last chance to
get your name on the check list, and
If you don't attend to having 1t pro-
perly registered don't blame anyone
but yourself when you try to vote and
find out that you cannot do SO.
Professor Avery will be at bis office
on Keith Avenue Fridays and Satur-
days.
The TELEGRAM has printed the
essential parts OF all the department
reports and the auditors report In
full, so you have all had a chance to
see what the city government has
done during the past year even II the
city report has been held up by an in.
junction.
Professor Avery wishes to announce
that his Office days are Friday and
Saturday.
Uncle Tom S Cabin will be given at
the Barre opera hall on Saturday af-
ternoon and evening upon very elab.
crate scale under the management of
Leon Washburn. The pa OF Uncle
Tom is played by Mr. Fred Bennett,
probably the best known impersonator
of the character In America, as he was
the original in Stetson's company
which has been before the public for
many years. The scenery of this pro-
duction is said to be magnificent. The
transformation scene and wonderful
vision being marvellous in design and
10 effect. A grand street parade will
be given In which will be seen Colonel
Sawyer's pack OF genuine Siberian
bloodhounds, prize Shetland ponies, a
number Of beautiful chariot and tab
leau wagons and two bands OF music,
drum corps, etc. Watch for the par.
ade.
A special meeting OF the Indeperd-
ent Order Of Foresters will be held in
their hall on the evening OF FRIDAY,
March /. A full attendance is desir-
ed. Per order Chief Ranger. I'd
VIM. Stevenson returned last night
from visit at his home In Huntsville,
Ontario, and has resumed work a5 L.
NJ Averill's store.
Judge Fay has rendered decision
in the civil ca'e OF Johnson VS.. De.
Bruno, giving the plaintiff S77.5S and
costs. The case will be appealed to
county or supreme court.
Miss Sadie Smith Of Pawlet is visit
Ing Miss Alice Foster.
Mrs. Aline Walker OF this city,
cashier at Temple McCuen Co. s S ore
n Montpelier, goes to Boston today !
20 spend portion OF her vacation.
Eighteen Of the campers who were
It Highgate year ago last summer
'njoyed a fish banquet at George
4ang's last night. A very enjoyable
vening resulted.
The case Of State vs.. R. S. Currier
or alleged breach Of the peace is be-
ng tried 10 city court this afternoon
efore jury composed OF F. Fl. Hop
ms, P. 6. Camp, John Mcdonald,
'. A, Perry. George Drew and C. b.
Gownshend.
MIR. Mitch, II continues his class
bis evening at O'Clock ia the read.
1g room Of his church.
Mrs. S. Malnati went today to the
ospital at Burlington for treatment
The Rev. L. F. Fortney of Plain
eld was in the city yesterday
AT the regular meeting Of the gran.
e lolishers last evening two candi-
tteS were initiated.