Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-04
CITY NEWS

ally patronized. The seats are selling
fast although many Of the best seats
are not available. The same tickets
are arranged for the better.
Terence McKane was taken to
Montpelier yesterday afternoon to
, give him a chance to reflect and think
up Il new disclosure.
} Fried Maxwell of Norwich Univer-
sity is visiting friend here.
A. A. Boyce is spending few days
In Boston.
Guy A. Batchelder is visiting friends
in Plainield.
Ed Owens has purchased hand
some young horse Of George Whea-
ton.
FOB. Ainsworth and family have
moved to their former home in Dam
vile.
Sidney Jackson is here from Port
land, Maine, and will remain over
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Henry and child left
this morning for Boston.
Charles A. Bezzea has gone to Con.
cord, N. H.
Lewis Martin arrived yesterday
from Concord, N. II.
Mrs. Ross Hunter is i'll with erysip.
elias.
A letter from W. N. Carpenter says
he and his wife are in MechanicSville,
N. Y. lie did not say when they
should come to Barre.
1t is expected that Rev. DR.. George
Of Montreal, Principal of the Congre-
gational Ok llege of Canada will preach
in the Congregational church tomor-
row at both services.
The G. ", pay Car is scheduled to
arrive here May 8.
Mrs. George c. Hackett of Saratoga
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P S. Prior.
Miss Lisle Tracy Of Chelsea was in
the city yesterday.
Raymond Deimer has finished his
wood saving for this season. He has
sawed about $3.50 cords.
J. c. Crowley's men have painted
the front Of the Quinlan building.
| All who are interested in the sue
cess Of the Musical Festival may as
sist in advertising it widely by using
the special stationery issued by the
association. This may be obtained Of
Judge Barney at his ufiice In the cit
building or of Mr.. Abbott at Homer
Fits store. Twenty-Five sheets pa
per and twenty-five envelopes for
l 5 cents.
Queen Olga's Camp Of Palmists
opened this afternt Ga in the store, "a
North Main street, to big business
The ladies give you a palm reading
for 10 cents.
Arthur Peaslee welliknown young
gentleman 10 Barre but how of Port
Land, Me-, is in the city visiting for
few days.
Fred Ordway is not working today
on account OF having strained his
back yesterday.
The city has just improved the con.
di1ion of Branch ST., by grading 1t
with cinders.
Several members OF D. o. H.,
will leave ON the 5 10 train this after
noon for Burlington to attend the
celebration by Goethe Lodge tonight.
Officer Gauthier arrested man last
night. In city court this morning he
gave bis name as Edward Charles, but
several recognized him as E. G. Eng
lish, and he finally admitted that was
MS name After some fol de-rol he
pleaded guilty to intoXca,ion, and
was fined IS and COSTS of Sll At,
which he paid.
Another rather small audience
greeted Prof. Montalvio at the opera
house last night, but those present
enjoyed themselves thoroughly, pro-
nouncing it one of the best hypnotic
and mind reading exhibitions they
ever witnessed The Professor also
performed some interesting sleigh1-of.
hand tricks. He has made arrange.
ments to appear here again Monday
and Tuesday evenings, and if the peo-
pie wish to enjoy tirst-class enter
tainment they will 60 and see what
the Professor can do.
Barre Boys Club base ball nine de-
feated Mackie Reasides team IL to 6 |
this morning, on Smith = meadow.
At the Baptist church the pastor
will speak in the morning, the sermon
being an exposition Of Mat. 25: lib.
Communion and reception OF new
members at O'Clock. At the Young
Peoples meeting at O'Clock, Rev.
W. j. Cloues of Montpelier will give
brief missionary address, and will &C.
cupy the pulpit at O'Clock. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all who
have no other church home to attend
the services Of this church.
The or Syear old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Ferrari had a narrow escape
from death this morning. He fell
from the seat under the wheels OF a
coal wagon, but the horses we're stop
ped almostly instantly and the wheel
did not pass over him. He was bruis.
ed slightly and frightened very much.
There will be a meeting Of the ex.
ecutive and finance committee of the