Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-30
CITY NEWS

Club is to be held the first of the
month arrangements have been made
so that those employed In stores who
can spend only half an hour with the
pictures, when requesting 1t will be
given permit to visit them again.
Remember that today is the last
day ia which to pay water rent for
the half year ending Oct. LIST 1901. If
not paid the water will be shut II.
GIL. Woodwork went to Water
bury yesterday afternoon, returning
today.
Ralph N. Arey left last night for
Vinal Haven, Maine, where he will
remain.
Tom Gibbons has finished work at
Marlborough, N. H., and returned to
Barre.
Theodore Chilodeau has gone to
Seattle to reside.
Clarence Foster of VIM. Miers' bar
Der shop went to his home In Hyde
Park for visit yesterday afternoon,
returning Wednesday.
Mrs. N. D. Phelps went to Waits
field yesterday afternoon.
Guy A. Batchelder of Old Orchard,
Maine, is in the city on business for a
week or ten days.
The Epworth League will hold their
annual banquet on the evening OF Fri
day, May 3.
E. L. Smith has returned from Old
Orchard
d. c. Woodward spent Sunday in
South Royalton.
N Carroll Griswold spent Sunday in
Randolph. His wife returned with
him.
The assessors have commenced work
appraising new property.
Rugg & Campbell have very liber.
ally sent letters to all trainers to
bring their training horses to Barre
for the season. 1t costs them nothing
for water, stalls, training, ETC., in
fact everything free except entrance
to races, and the management pro.
pose to have more meetings than ever.
Correspond at once and make arrange
mentS.
E. o. Ma rion had boxes arrive this
morning for a splendid new brand of
cigars, Carl Marx, which he is manu-
featuring at the suggestion Of the
Socialists.
Miss Annie Hayes of Mortified is
waiting table at Hawes' restaurant.
George Marion returned from Cha
zey, N. Y, yesterday afternoon.
o. N. Dawson of New Lexington,
Ohio, and A. A. Davidson Of LancaS-
ter, Ohio, granite and marble dealers,
have been In the city since Saturday
leaving orders This is their first visit
to Barre and they were agreeably sur
prised at the size : + it. Their impress
sion was that 1t was small manufac-
turing town with the rough element
predominating among the population,
as they had been told by travellers and
wholesalers These gentlemen do
large granite and marble business at
Lexington, Lancaster, and Somerset,
and have private telephone connec.
tion rs miles in length. They will
visit Barre next year.
There will he a special meeting Of
the Barre Fire department at 7:3O
Wednesday evening. All members
are requested to be present as bust
ness of Importance is to be transacted.
The offices Of Drs. Lynde, Kent,
Mann and Steele will be closed every
Thurs. afternoon during the summer
beginning Thursday May End. Sd
An art loan exhibit will be held
May /, 2, aud 3, at Averlll's block
No "a Main street under the auspices
of the Glover Club for the benefit OF
the Civic Federation. The exhibi.
tion will be open to the public Wed
nesday from 6 until 10 p. m, Thursday
and Friday from 3 until 10 p m. This
is the first time that people in Barre
and surrounding towns have had an
opportunity to examine so large col.
lection Of the worlds masterpieces.
Copies of twelve of the most famous
paintings In existence will form part
Of this exhibition Of more than loo
pictures kindly loaned by the Rev.
Brian G. Roberts and others. Cake
and ice cream will be on sale for and
10 cents. Will the members of the
club please be present Wednesday af.
ternoOn? id