Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-27
CRY NEWS
BURLINGTON, VT.


Mr.. ana Mrs. Cd. Shurtleff return
ed last night from st. Adams. Mr.
Shurtleff went afishing half a day al
Alburg Springs and brought sixty
pounds home with him.
The Ladies Union Of the Universal
ist church are preparing to give {
May day dinner IN their veStry next
Wednesday noon.
There will be meeting Of the
members Of the Spanish A mericar
War veterans on Monday evening al
: 30 to make arrangements about
holding the annual reunion.
All those who have any intention
Of joining the golf club will find it tt
their financial interest to be present
at the Universalist vestry at O'Clock
this evening and to become charter
members.
The union painters wish to ask the
public to employ mem bers of its body
first and not to use the scabs who are
now investing the city. There are
also few OF the members who Joined
the union and who have seeded there
from who should try their best to help
the union along.
Warren Rowland is laid up as the
result of an accident In having q
heavy granite block fall on his finger
yesterday.
Hon. William H. Dubois was il
town yesterday. He drove to Orange
and returned home last night.
Charles Hart Of Boston is in towr
on businesa with the granite dealers.
1t is expected that the Villains
town Gulf House will be open in q
few days for the accommodation Of sum.
mer guests. The road is dry nearly
all the way between this city and the
Gulf.
4 telephone has been placed in the
residence OF Fred Waters l04 South
Main street. Call l67-ll.
Goddard is playing the National
Life baseball team on the Seminary
campus this afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Recor Of SJuth Barre
has gone to West Chazy, N. v, to
visit relatives.
Grant Templeton Of East Montpel.
Ter was in town yesterday afternoon.
Tickets for Rob Roy are selling well
at the store of A. A. Smith & Bro,
and it is expected that every seat 10
the opera house will be filled when
the entertainment takes place
A. E. Batchelder is improving from
his illness SO as to be able t. sit up.
Meeting of the Golf Club at the
Unlversalist vestry, dit O'Clock TO-
night.
Miss Helen Mcknight of East Mont
peller was in the city yesterday.
Prindle & Ave1ill has Just got in a
large and up-todat assortment of
fishing tackle.
"Tennessee's Pardner" is the at
traction at the opera mousse on Tues.
day evening.
Glen Conner of the firm Of W. H.
Conner & Son reports that bicycle
business was nevor so t1ourishing in
Barre before as it is this season.
He has been kept on the Jump for sew.
eral weeks now repairing wheels and
getting them ready for summer. He
has also sold many new ones.
w. W. Lapoint has secured the res
taurant privileges at Dewey Park for
the coming season and the vaudeville
entertainments to be given there this
summer will be in charge of the Mont.
pelier and Barre Power and Traction
Company with Mr.. Lapoint as book
ing agent.
The Columbus band will give con.
cert from the bandstand 10 the park
at 7.30 O'Clock on the evening OF Sat-
urday, April q. The following selec-
tions will be rendered. March, 81
Paolotti''; overture, "Czarina" by F.
G. Rathbone; Danube waltz" by j.
Ivanovici; march, "Moly Comandery"
Clarionet solo, Verdi's ola Sonnam-
bula" rendered by Cesare Morandi;
Stella polca, cornet solo
rendered by William Gilbertson; Hell
ter Shelter galop, by G. Faust. I'd
Hot coffee and doughnuts served
at Eastman Bros, this week. 1918
The offices of Drs. Lynde, Kent,
Mann and Steele will be closed every
Thursday evening during the summer
Thursday May End. Sd