Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-21
CITY NEWS

OF South Barre arrived yesterday from
Meeker, COL, where he has been since
1880. lie is visiting his brother Al
Patterson at South Barre. Mr.. Pat
terson runs cattle ranch in Colorado,
and has shot many mountain lions
near where Vice. President Roosevelt
killed SO many.
10. o. F., subordinate lodge meet
ing tonight. The second degree will
be worked on two C indicates.
Miss Kate West is taking weeks
vacation from the post office.
The price for the great military
melo drama, Loyal Hearts, are 10, 20
and 30 cents. Seats on sale at w. F.
Morse's store Saturday. Exchange
tickets on sale by members of Co. E.
Loyal Hearts next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights by local cast for
the benefit OF Co. e.
Popular prices for Loyal Hearts, 10,
20 and 30 cents.
w. P. Springer commenced work
for Beck & Beck this morning.
Captain E. J. Badger arrived in the
city this morning from Plattsburgh,
N. Y.
Tom Wilson travelling agent for
the G. NJ. & ST. F., was in the city
yesterday and the day before on bust
ness.
The next cribbage game between
the Clan and FuresterS will be played
Friday night.
Miss. L. NJ. Gilbert, book keeper at
the TELEGRAM office, left last night
for an over Sunday visit in Randolph.
George Owen of Des Moines, Iowa,
a cousin OF DR.. Fl. y. Worthen, and
Mr.. Owens niece. Miss Smith Of BoS.
ton, who have been visiting the doctor
left the city on the g. 10 train la IT
night.
Ned Wells of Enfield, N. H., Sem
inAry student has the measles.
The Standard Electric Co. is wiring
Phelps large tenement house on Brook
street.
The STANDARD Electric Co. is wiring
Halves restaurant.
| S. R. Miller, who worked here as
barber in Beckman's tonsorial par
lprs, left here recently and went to
Boston, where he purchased restau-
rant. He has just been burned out,
losing everything, and has gone back
to barbering.
The scores in the third crihbage
games in the series between Clan Cor.
i N and the F. of A. last night, IT :
suited in a third victory for the Clan,
the scores being: Clan, l0,45s points;
Foresters, 10, 1919 points. The Clan has
won all three of the games played.
There will be meeting this even
ing at 8 o'clock in the Universalist
[ church Of those interested in the musi.
cal festival. There will be a rehearsal
first, followed by very important
business meeting.
Mrs. Mary Morse is entertaining
Miss Matte Go 'dlich at the home OF
her father. Miss Goodrich s Ell.
gagged rooms ia the Wortnen block for
the purpose of establishing an art
studio and has also been engaged to
take charge of the art department at
Goddard Seminary. Miss Goodrich
graduated with honors from the Col
lege Of Arts o: Syracuse, N Y, and
has studied extensively with the best
masters in New York City.
Max E. Severance, formerly of this
city, but now Of the Philippines, is a
member OF the staff of the Manila
Dali y Freedom, besides doing his cler.
ical work In the adjutant's office. He
has special column over his own sig.
nature, every day.
A large delegation from Mortified
Lodge, l. o. G. T., assisted the local
lodge here last evening. Neal Dow
Lodge gave them a royal welcome, as
only this lodge can do. They left on
the l o'cl ok train and as that was
about to start the lodge here sang that
good old hymn, "God he with you till
we meet again."
An important meeting Of granite
men will be held in the Barre opera
house next Saturday evening to con-
slider the proposition to remove the
New England headquarters of the
Granite Manufacturers Association
from Boston to Barre. Several local
granite dealers and manufacturers
will attend this meeting. 1t is said
there is good prospect that the
change will be made.