Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-23
CRY NEWS

this evening at 7.s0 sharp, SO that the
rehearsal may begin promptly at 8.
Bring "Lovely Appear, 1.-THE Trou.
badour," and "Erl Kings Daughter. "
The ladies of the Civic Federation
have had the park benches newly
painted and placed them on the Iark
again. There was q great deal OF
trouble caused last year by the bench.
es being moved from the positions
they were placed In. The public is
requested not to move them this sum
mer. The police have instructions to
watch them and enforce this request
if necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poole of No.
Conway, N. H., who have been visit
ing Mr.. Poole's brother. w. d. Poole,
returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Baldwin OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are in town for a
few days. Mr.. Baldwin is well
known granite dealer.
There will be meeting of the
Clan Gordon dramatic club at the
opera house on Thursday evening at
$50.
William .Reaside is ill with the ty.
phoid fever.
There will be free concert at the
opera house tonight.
April flowers are reported to be
very plentiful in the woods after yes
terday's rain.
The fishermen are already begin
ing to look up their tackle and scan
the trout brooks for favorable pros
poets for an outing on May Day.
Trailing arbutus is being brought
into the city in considerable quanti-
ties from Middlesex and several places
in this vicinity.
In the divorce case of Ida B. Living
ston against Isaac Livingston, both OF
Barre, the court directed that the de-
PENDANT pay the petitioner 1925 tenn
porary alimony.
States Attorney R. A. Hoar was in
Waterbury and Bolton yesterday to
secure affidavits in the Doherty MUIR
der case.
w. f. Dufur, the we'll known clari.
onette player of Montpelier. is able to
be out again after long illness from
which 1t was thought he would not
be able to recover.
Practice meeting Of Tiger Hose Co.,
No. 3 at box "a at 7 O'Clock tonight.
Meeting of the school commission.
ers tonight.
Meeting of the Merchants Associa.
ton tomorrow night.
Meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
tonight.
M. Magiff, superintendent Of tele.
graph was in the city yesterday.
Past Grand Warden, E. c. French
and Grand Warden H. X. Bush left
last night to attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge N. E. o. p, at Burling-
ton today.
Albert Smith returned to Burling.
ton last night.
The ladies' Of the Civic Federation
have secured Joe Lavalley to take care
of the city park this summer. He
says the seats will be put out by Wed.
nesday.
Charles A. Smiths people returned
from Mortified last night.
George Davis goes to st. Johnsbury
today and from there to the Thethford
Mines, Pc. W. J. Turner, jr., re.
turns there today or Friday.
George Jeffords has moved his
room from over Harrington's lunch
room to G.. Tomasis old block, where
bis store is located.
Peter Depatie returned last night
from visit to his home In Milton.
George w. Lynde of Williamstown
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Burbank has returned
from South Royalton and began her
school on the East Montpelier road
yesterday.
We have purchased the publication
rights of Rev. Charles M. Sheldon's
greatest story entitled edward
Blake, College Student. " and Will is
sue the same in installmentS in the
TELEGRAM two or three times each
week until it is completed. The first
chapter will be started tomorrow. We
trust our readers will appreciate the
efforts to please them.
Queen Of the Forest VT, circle |
meets tonight at 7.30 sharp.
For the benefit of the members of |
Barre Council Knights Of Columbus
who are to 60 to Montpelier this eve-
ming there will be special car leave
Washington street and one on South |
Main street at 7.15.
There will be regular meeting Ct
the Granite Polishers Wednesday ev-
ening at 1880 O'Clock at Miles hall.
In addition to the public rehearsal
Of selections for the chorus, all who
attend the free concert at the opera
house this evening will have the pleas.
ure Of hearing the Apollo quartet of
Montpelier and the new male quartet
Of Barre. Miss Cross, Miss Williams
and Mr.. Lowe of Montpelier will rem
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