Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-16
CITY NEWS

4uC MOOuOyuC uIou SluU Will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. h.
Campbell, Thursday evening.
A delegation from here is attending
the Grand Court Convention F. Of A.,
at Montpelier today.
At the meeting of the n. E O. F.,
last evening one candidate was initial
ed and one application was received.
Wanted-A crowded house to see
ga Fisherman's Luck" Friday even
| ing.
James Glenn returned from Port
land, Me yesterday afternoon where
he spent the winter.
The brick, stone, and plastering
masons Will meet at 7.3O Saturday
evening at Carpenters hall.
At the annual meeting of the Su.
preme Lodge N. E. o. p, at Boston,
this week, II. K. Bush Of this city was
elected one Of the supreme trustees OF
the order.
Bert Phillips, in the employ OF
Steward & Philips, had his foot crush
ed by stone Tuesday afternoon.
Richard Golden in "Old Jed Prouty''
will appear at the opera house early in
September.
The Hon. B. F. Fifeld of Mont.
pelier drove up here yesterday after.
noon, and was showing friend over
the Granite City.
H. Doane Of Portland, Maine, is in
the city on business and pleasure.
Wilbur Moore left yesterday after.
noon for Potsdam, N. Y, wnere he
has been attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley return.
ed last night from Northtield.
H. X. Bush returned last night
from short business trip to Boston.
E. f. Smith returned yesterday
from Bradford, where he has been at
tending the Odd Fellows meeting.
At a regular meeting of Green Noun.
tain Council. No. 1856, Royal Arcdnum,
held last night, Geo. Bond was elected
treasurer in place Of N. T. Latham re-
signed. +.
James NJ. Boutwell, and wife Of
Montpelier will 60 to Boston Friday
noon to attend the grand speedway
parade OF Greater BoSton's fine horses
aid turnouts there on Saturday. The
entries are large, way above 500. The
good horse Goliath. " formerly own.
ed by MI. Boutwell,, will appear in the,
speed class section. He was an I'M
portant factor in the Stree. for. ALL
classes through New England the last
two seasons.
"Duffy's Jubilee" at the opera
house last night helped to keep large
audience In good humor for two hours.
The program says just for Fun,"
and it certainly was. The play itss If
has not got even semblance of a
plot but the mana cement does not
claim it has, as it is simply put to:
gether to introduce the first class
vaudeville artists which comprise the
company. AS speciality company,
travelling around with farce comedy
to introduce them it is certainly
good one, and all of the artists were
repeatedly encored for their clever
parts. The singing of the whole
company was certainly excellent, but
the palm belongs to our old favorite,
Miss Frances Aldworth. John e.
Flynn and James F. Marion are the
funny fellows, while George Wells. /
in comedy and song held his end up
with any Of them. Music and foolish
ness by Frank Mackay and Charles Fl
Clair was very good. There are many
Others who should be ment .0ued, and |
they are all good.
Tickets are now on sale at Til1en !
Il Wiley for "a tiSherman's Luck |
which will be presented at the opera
hou Friday evening under the aus
pieces of Neal Dow Lodge l. @. G. T.,
by Stroug local caste.
At the meeting of Hia 4atha Lodge
No. 20, |. O. O. f., tonight, the
second degree will be worked. A
large attendance is desired.
Mrs. Harry Eastman went to Bur.
lington this morning.
Mrs. f. E. Williams is dangerously
i'll.
The attractions being advertised for
the Trotting Park Decoration Day are
meeting with the approval OF all, as
1t provides first class, clean and
program. While Miss
>hatfer appeared here last Decoration
Day to a large and highly pleased au
1ience, it is assured beyond doubt,
with good day that there will be
more than double the crowd this year
Is those attending last year will vel.
zone her again, and those that didn't
zee her before have decided to this
lime. Rugg & Campbell were fortu.
late in securing this popular attrac.
ion. 1t is the only one Of the kind
n the country and goes to all the
arge cities and tracks. The races
re added this year and with the ,
Sand Concert program, led by w. j.
the public can see and
lear a program surp assing all others
or that day. The admission will re.
main at rs cents. {
Something new. A Strawberry