Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-01

VUI Ne"0
Charles LeClair went to Ca nbridge
Saturday for few days visit.
VIM. McBane left Saturday night
for Hallowell, Me.
Charles Laughlin returned Saturday
from Newport, Vt.
J. j Flynn and A. o. Humphrey
of Bulling'o on, directors 10 the B. &
NJ. P. & T. Co., were 10 the city Satur-
on business.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday.
John McCaskell arrived in the city
this morning from Liverpool
The listers began this morning their
annual task Of appraising city prop.
erty.
The regular meeting Of the city
council will be held this evening.
Thomas Brock left this morning for
New York state on a short business
trip for the Operative Granite Co.
He will meet bis brothers. wife in
New York and accompany her to
Barre to remain for short time.
Glen Conner is working as substi-
tute conductor on the electric rail-
road.
Alfred Lonergan of Burlington has
entered the employ of Rickert s. Wells,
proprietors OF the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
The eighty odd barrels of beer and
the boxes Of "hard stuff" seized at
the freight depots Saturday, have
been tried, condemned and ordered
advertised. W. W. Lapoint who is
sued the search warrants appeared
against the liquor.
The Barre Candy Kitchen has fixed
up their window for Easter which at
tracts considerable attention. There
are fancy eggs, rabbits, hens, egg
panoramas, delicious corn cakes, Bos.
ton chips chocolates, mixed candies,
salt water kisses, choice caramels
some of them displayed with new GEN.
fury jars, glass mantels and other &C.
cesSories which all serve to make a
very pretty window. For the select
ed chocolates and bon bons one pound
and two pound fancy boxes are used.
Fred Davis OF the firm Of Davis
Brothers. West Berlin, was in the city
on business Saturday.
J. W. Grady spent Sunday in North.
field.
Isaac Baker went to Quincy to work
Saturday night.
A fair sized audience saw Guy B. os.
Ministries at the opera house Satur-
day night. The entertain1 ent was
first class throughout and those who
did not see it missed go2d thing.
Prof. Aston Dana left Saturday
night for Topeka, Kan.
The petition for the extension of
the electric road to Quarry street, via
Aver street and Batchelder's meadow,
is being signed by quite number of
the people in that section of the city. |
Mrs. G. w. Steele went to North.
field this morning to care for her
who is i'll.
Prof O. D Mathewson is In Mont
pelier today conducting teachers ex-
animation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Miles returned |
night from a trip through |
the south.
Regular meeting Of Hose Co., No.
2, tonight.
teter Depatie returned from Milton
this morning.
The Williamsville correspondent of
the Brattleboro Phoenix says: "Du.
ane White and son Calf of Boston
visited Mr.. Whites brother, DR.. P. P.
White, over Sunday. Mr.. White was
4 former resident OF this place, but
now has the management OF the real
estate belonging to the large Jay es.
tate Of Boston. The estate is in
charge Of board of trustees who del
egate to Mr.. White the repairs, re-
leasing and collections Incl.
dent TO the care Of good number of
business blocks In Boston and vicin-
lty. In this business Mr.. White has
been very successful" Many Barre
people know Duane White as former
student at Goddard Semi mary, and the
husband of Martha Calef.
The attraction at the opera house
night will be Nc. and Mrs.
Russ Whytal, supported by their own
dramatic company in "For Fair Vir-
,inia." This new play has the Civil
War for it's atmosphere, and lot of
'oldiers in blue and gray. There is a
'oung confederate colonel who loves
he Northern sister Of a Union hus-
'and. Then there is general In gray
Who thinks that he loves the Southern
wife. Mr.. and Mrs Whytal are we'll
chooled players who have natural
took Of dramatic endowment. Mrs.
Vhytal plays the part Of Yankee
'irl who, In the first act is taught by
he young Confederate officer to roll
Cigarettes and how to kiss, aud cigar
ties and the kisses are made so dain. !
lily that every one seems to enjoy the
esson. "For Fair Virginia." is full of
miles and tears, and its moral teaches {
good lesson.