Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-25
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Montefore o
St. Adams, spent Sunday In the city
William Massey of Washington wa
In town on business Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Shepard Of Marshtield wa
In the city Saturday.
| The Philomathian club will NEE
with Miss Eunice Smith on Tuesda.
evening at 7.l5.
Mr.. Ainsworth of the North Barr
meat market wishes to inform tn,
patrons Of that market that the bu l
ness will continue the same unit
there is successor.
The Athena club will meet with
Mrs. George Bond 10 the Currier build
Ing Tue ,day evening March 20. Pro
gram, California, Quotations from
California authors, club; Yosemite
Valley, Mrs. Fay; Cities Of the coast
Mrs. Cheever; Mount Shasta, Mrs
Langley.
Fred Rich left this morning fol-
Golden, British Columbia.
Prof. o. D. Mathewson left this
morning for Mortified, where he con
ducts teachers examinations today
and tomorrow. Wednesday anc
Thursday ex limitations will be held
at Waitsfeld and Friday and Saturday
at Waterbury.
Mrs. s. j. Jones left this morning
for Bethel. She will come back here
In few days and then return to John.
son. She has been here having re.
pairs made on her house on Eastern
Avenue where Dr. Chandler moved
out. This tent ment will be occupied
by Editor Frank Howe OF the Times.
The Clover Club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2.l5, with Miss b. j.
Tilden.
Mrs. W. R. Guthrie left on the
noon train Saturday for her home in
Boston, after long visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Dens-
more.
Chief Of Police Brown Is wearing
handsome new chiefs badge presented
to him by patrolmen E. E Perry and
L. N. Gauthier. 1t is the shape of
an ordinary police badge but is sur
mounted by spread eagle and is gold
plated. 1t bears the inscription,
Chief of Police, Barre, Vt.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday in
Middlesex.
The Rev. Brian G. Roberts has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial
Day address at Waterbury.
Earl M Lewis was out again yester.
day after two weeks illness with
the grip.
II you wish to know why more geo.
pie do not marry 60 to the new maple
sugar sociable given by the Ladies
Aid society Of the Congregational
church next Friday evening March
20. Program at 8 u'cl1ck. Admis-
sion including sugar and program 20
cents. sd
All who can will 60 on the 6 Is car
Tuesday evening for the sugar and
whist sociable OF the Y. E. S., at |
Montpelier as sugar will be served |
from 6 to O'Clock.
E. f. Durham Is on the sick list.
L. A. Cheever of Burlington spent |
Sunday here with bis wife. They
move to Burlington to day.
Miss Mary Fassola commenced work
It Gilley & Abbotts today.
w. W. Lapoint's play, Parker farm,
will be presented at Manchester, N.
L., next Thursday evening.
Ten Statesmen wanted at STANDARD
Store at once. 2s9-9O
II. H. Brown went to Cambridge
Junction today.
George 7. C>nner has just placed
n elegant frame on a beautiful work
# art, and 1t is on exhibition in his
Window. 1t is the Crucifxion by
'ietro Perugino, from the church Of
J. Maria del Pazzi, Florence, Italy.
This Perugino masterpiece is distin.
uislled for coloring and composition.
t is done 10 fresco and is one of the
reat productions Of the Renaissance.
his is from the art collection of Rev.
}. G Roberts.
The Italian section of the Social.
'tic Labor party have decided to have
heir Labor Day celebration on May1.
There was a large after dance t
be dance in Socialists hall Saturday
light, and some $3.50 was realized fOr
poor Italian widow.
James Davidson has commenced
'ork for George Straiton.
W. Blake left this morning for
roy, NY.
A. J. McKellow returned to Burling-
IN this morning:
The members of the finance com.
ittee of the Barre Musical Associa.
on and all those who are engaged in
Invasing for season tickets for the
stival, together with the presidents
all the women's clubs OF the CITY
e requested to meet this evening at
O'Clock, in the vestry Of the Baptist
lurch.
FOR SALE--A baby carriage, in good con-
a2n Inquire ID Branch St., or Alexander's