Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-23

CITY NEWS
On Monday Prof. +. Lentini will
open an Office and music school ut ~
Summer street, and any communica-
ton should be addressed to him there
He already has many musical pupils.
Adolph CONGO bowled practice
string on Morse's alley Friday of 235
pins, making II single string record
for these alleys this season. II. b.
Houghton bowled a string OF 23l pins
earlier in the season.
The Columbus band will give ball
in socialists hall Oh the evening OF
March 8.
DR.. Joe Jackson has returned from
White River Junction.
The Trans. Atlantic band, Prof.
Ientini teacher, will give concert
at the opera house some time next
month.
Regular meeting OF the school com
mlssioners Tuesday evening.
George Ross went to White River
Junction Friday noon.
R gular meeting OF Minnehaha en-.
campment No. 2, l. O. o. F. Mon
day night.
E. c. Wilson has moved his whole.
sale granite office from Miles granite
block to No. 2 Langdon block, Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Edward q. Sanders Of No. 30
Elm street received telegram yester-
day announcing the death OF her
grandmother.
G. L. Bugbee returned from North
field yesterday morning.
Dean Thwing, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past four
weeks by an abcess, Is better and Is
able be about the house.
Many OF the city schools held Wash
ington's birthday exercises Thursday
afternoon.
+. p. KenerSOn was arrests d Thurs
day afternoon by Officer eau hier on
a warrant. In city court Friday
morning he pleaded guilty to a Sec
ond offence OF intoxication and was
fined $40 and costs of SO 20. F. S.
Williams appeared for the state.
Washington $ birthday passed with
out much change from the usual rou-
Tine of business The schools, post
office etc., closed, as they do on all
holidays, but the stores were open all
day and most of the stone cutters were
at work.
The case OF State VS.. Downing for
alleged breach Of the peace came up
in city court Friday morning, and was
continued until March /.
Tickets for County Court are on
ale. They are seiiingf- Don't
fall to seei Il
George Dundas, who has been TAX
ing a little VACATION, has resumed
work. He is chopping wood.
Mr.. f A. Daniels has renGed ten
ement Of l.. Lupien Of PlAinfield.
There will be a meeting of Clan
Gordon Dramatic club in X. Of p,
hall at the usual hour this evening.
Ruth Chapter o. u. S., will hold
whist party in Masonic banquet hall
this evening at o'clock Refresh
ments will be served. All are in
vited.
At 8 o'clock Friday morning the
fire department was called out by an
alarm from box % for a fire In browns
drug store. The recall was sounded
before all the companies got there
and they turned out remarkably
quick too. The fire occurred from
gasolene stove which Dan Barber, one
OF the clerks was trying to light In
the basement. 1t is supposed that
the burner was hot at any rate when
be turned some gasolene upon 1t from
The can 1t flashed up, burning his
clothes somewhat, and spreading to
pile Of old boxes, etc. Mr.. Poole,
one OF the proprietors, rushed to the
told someone to ring in the
alarm, and then he went down cellar
md with the assistance of hose that
S kept in the building soon had the
lanes extinguished before many fire.
men arrived. AS it was there was no
,amage done but it was narrow es.
APE.
Al those who love WV. LaPotn g
Two NepheWs and Parker parm
'houid see his county Court At
opera House, saturday night.
IA Spring Chicken" vas presented
It the opera house Thursday evening
before one OF the smallest audiences
his season. Chris Mark as Elder
'ilas Franklin, Edward O'Kelley as
Ienry Brood, Vallary Herman as
1rs. Brood, and Lola Morrissee as
'eorgiana, Spring Chicken, We're
God actors In a part much tto small
OF their ability. or the other men,
ers Of the company we have nothing
0 say. Most Of those present we're
ably di appointed In the play, and the
gallery gods" gave vent to their dis.
pproval In yells such as might be
ga I'd in Bowery free.and-easy thea.
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