Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-13
CITY NEWS

Rebekah meeting at |. o. o.
ball this evening at 7.30 sharp.
All F. ofA. cribbage players are re
que 'ted to attend the meeting Thurs
day evening, as Immediately after tn
business is transacted the players TO
the team will be chosen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene O'Brien re
tnrned from Waterbury last night.
Remember the scciable tonight II
X. Of p. hall by l. o. G. T. An ex
cellent pro gram will be given, aftel
which refreshments will bc served
1t Is especially requested that all la
dies attending will bring a valentine
Program: Prayer and welcome, Rev
e. M. Fuller; duet, Misses White ant
Morse; selection, boy g orchestra; read
ing, Mr.. iIoyt; piano solo, Miss Row
ell; dialogue, Village School Ma Ier
drama, high school; selection, Miss
Rowell: march, boys orchestra.
An error was made In yesterdays
issue in announcing the death of Miss
Eliza Isham's mother in Burlington.
The despatch related to Miss Mary
Rich's mother instead.
The $40 train over the c. v. last
night was quite late on account Of a
wreck on the main line near Roxbury.
The Crescents bowl against the Ma.
tfonal Life team here tonight, and
against the Granite City's tomorrow
night.
William Brady's "Way Down East"
which will be seen in this city at the
opera house Friday and Saturday pro-
vides most agreeable evenings en-.
tertainmtnt. 1t is quite realistic
study Of rural life as 1.-The Old Home
stead" and In many particulars is a
much more effective piece Of stage
writing than that perennial comedy.
Andrew Gearin was arrested this
morning by officer Shepard on war
rant charging breach OF the peace
committed yesterday on his wife In
CITY court this morning he pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs of
1929. Fl. W. Scott appeared for the
state.
At the meeting Of the school com.
mi 'sioners last night but little bust.
ness was transacted They discussed
the project Of building new school
house.
The regular business meeting of
Tiger Hose Co. No. 3, was held last
night. Fred Richardson was elected
a substitute member. The following
firemen we're appointed First stream:
Geo. Rising. J. O. Dubuke, R. f.
Burns and j. ii. Cook. Second stream:
B. F. Gilley, Fred Boyce, Jack Nc.
Hugo and Ed Blanchard. Steward,
Guy Boyce.
About noon yesterday the travelling
crane at Burke Bros, shed caught
one of the heavy doors and threw it
I'll, narrowly missing two men as it |
Tell. 1t struck Henry Ahern on the
shoulder as 1t was, and he was hurt
quite badly. II it had struck him on |
he head it wo Id undoubtedly knock
ID him senseless.
At the meeting Of the Baptist |
ladies' Aid society held yes.
erday afternoon 1t was decided to
e citrate Longfellow's birthday the
18th. A baked bean supper was serv.
d 10 the early part of the evening,
fter which Lincoln" programme,
songs Of his time, a sketch
4 bis life, stories and anecdotes was
endered and enjoyed by a good sized
udieDce.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 9. Reynolds, Mrs.
!. j. Reynolds and Mrs. NJ. A. Ed.
'ards, leave Wednesday Feb. 20, for
three months trip through the west.
hey 60 first to Los Angeles, and then
D Whittier, California. After spend.
1g a month in California they 20 to
'ortland, Oregon, and will return over
be G. P.
Mrs. L. c. Coffrin and daughter
Hiss Velma are Ill with the grip.
The Albion Quartette of Boston at
ne opera house Thursday night
[r. J. 9. Bartlett Of this quartette is
1e leading tenor Of New England.
lr. d. M. Babcock, basso, is we'll
nown 10 Barre and needs no introduc.
on. This will be the best concert in ..
II course and everyone should at ;
md.
Miss Nelson and Miss Ferguson Of Z
arlington who have been visiting c
lends here, returned home yesterday
ternoon. .