Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-08

Mr.. ana Mrs. Homer FttS arrived
home last night.
Mrs. M. d. Lamb arrived last night
from Bostan.
Miss Celia Lull of Montpelier is the
fourth operator at the new telephone
exchange. She began work yester.
day.
A. G. Blanchard Of Montpelier, who
has just returned from California,
was in the city yesterday afternoon
and made arrangements with Peter
Bombard to paint the outside of the
Park block at once.
The agent of the N. Y. Stereopti-
con and Moving Picture Co. has made
arrangements with the managers Of
the opera house to put on the moving
pictures of the worlds famous Pas
sion Play OF Oberammergau next Sun
day evening, May II, at Barre opera
house.
The Tennyson evening at the Bap-
fist church last night was enjoyed by
a large number of people. The fol-
lowing program was rendered, after
which ice cream and cake was served
upstairs: Quotations; sketch OF Ten
nyson, by Mrs. Jones; recitation by
Ethel Inglis; reading, 1.-The Brook"
by Miss Thompson, accompanied on
the organ; tableau by six boys: charge
of the Light Brigade; reading, "The
Children's Hospital, by Pinkie Lewis;
tableaux, illustrating the May Queen;
song, "CroSsing the Bar" by church
quartette: reading, Lady of Shalott, !"
by Miss Rogers; reading and tableaux,
dream of Fair Women"
Fred Steele has moved from 127
Washington ST., to No 2 Camp st.
Born Sunday to Mr.and Mrs. Arthur
Holt son.
Born yesterday at the farm OF Ray.
mond Deimer, daughter to Mrs.and
Mrs. Ernest King.
c. w and Carl Perry left yesterday
for Boston to be gone week.
DR.. G. II. Kent has recovered from
his recent illueSS 80 as to be able to be
about again.
It's expected that the school com.
missioners will Commence grading
Woodchuck Knoll today.
Presbyterian concert this evening.
Be sure to 60. Read the program
Sid Jackson and A Peaslee of PORT
land. Me-, who have been visiting
relatives and friends for few days
returned home yesterday.
M. S. Levin is in Burlington today
on business.
F. II. Hutchinson and wife drove to
Northfeld today to visit with friends.
Mrs. B. A. Chapman of East Barre
is acting as nurse t. Mrs. E. II. Cnee.
yer.
John Chenoweth of Copperfield is
visiting with relatives and friends for
a few days. He represents things as
booming In the mining business. The
company is making new improve
ments and constantly increasing the
work. t~a
An Italian family arrived IN the
city last night from the Old Country
Regular meeting Of the Indepen-
dent Order OF Foresters, Friday
night. Sd
The regular meeting OF the G. 0.
F., Friday evening Will be held at
$50 instead Of 7 30. Sd
There will be a private dance Fri
day evening in K P hall, commence
ing at nine o'clock. All members OF
the c. O F. are Cordially invi ed to be
present with lady. 2i27
On account Of the concerts this
evening at the Presbyterian church.
the next rehearsal of the festival
chorus will be held tomorrow evening
All members Of the chorus are request
ed to be present as copies Of the Mass
have come and work will be begun
upon it at once. A cordial invitation
to join is extended to all singers VINO
are not yet members OF the chorus as
all restrictions have been removed.
Carl Benedict recently sold Alder.
man Mann Concord buggy for the
city.
Arthur Martin yesterday purchased
of l. L. Sparrow Of Montpelier a
splendid pair of heavy work horses.
l.. j. Bolster also purchased a nice
pair of heavy work horses of F. f.
Kimball.
Don't forget that tonight the
Salvation Army are having their
special meeting. Ice cream and cake
will be served at the close. Admission
10 cents, children cents.
The Ladies Union cordially invites
all the members of the parish, both
ladies and gentlemen, to social re.
ception in the UniversaliSt church
parlors, on Friday afternoon from to
5 O'Clock. The desire is to promote
acquaintance. Members of the Union
are especially requested to be present |
and bring their friends. 24.25
WAITSFIELD.
Joseph Palmer, who has been criti.
cally Ill for several days past, is no
better. He submitted to an opera.