Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
CITY NEWS

Mrs. j. II. DOWney, VINO caIlle u
the city Thursday night from bel
home in jamestown, N. Y, to attend
the funeral of her brother, DR.. Her
bert l.. Gale, will remain with her pa
rents for a few weeks. Among the
Others from out of town who attended
the funeral were Rev. e j. Gale OF
Island Pond, Mrs. Abbie Bickford OF
Barton, Herbert Bickford of New
York, Mrs. George Bickford of Hard
wick, Mrs. Flora Rivers of Morrisville,
and Miss Emily Glover Of Montpelier
Seminary.
Several of the friends of Robert
Barclay surprised him Saturday even
ing at bis home on Silver street. The
evening was passed very pleasantly In
singing and story telling and the
event was one that showed the host
to be a very popular young man
amongst bis associates.
The trout season in Vermont opens
on Wednesday, May LIST, The early
spring this year has given the local
fishermen great hopes Of success on
the opening day.
G. w. Dow spent Sunday at his
home in Burlington.
W. G. Holeman spent Sunday al
his home in Randolph.
George Marion went to Chazy, N
". Saturday afternoon with his little
daughter.
Miss Rena Burnham left Saturday
afternoon for Calais where she is tt
teach school.
First Congregational Church.-Tht
Rev. W. Gwilyn Rees OF Heckmond
wike, Yorkshire, England, will deliver
his popular lecture entitled, 'Tht
Wedding Ring" in the above church
on Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock. AID
mission free. Collection at the close
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook shipped {
polishing machine today to Aberdeen
Scotland.
Zene French arrived in the city
Sunday morning from Plattsburgh, N
Y, to visit his parents for few days
He is employed by the Lozier Motto
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene O'Brien re
turned this morning from visit IL
Waterbury.
F. B. Ainsworth returned las
night from Dsnville. He will NOV
back there the middle Of this weel
and open meat market.
The frame work of Smith Bros.
new block is going up rapidly.
S.T.Bourne went to Haverhill, Mass
this morning.
w. H. H. Luckett spend Sunday ii
town.
Harley Cutler shipped eight horse
to Boston this morning.
Levi Vincent and son OF Boston ar
rived in the city this morning. Ate
q short visit with friends here the,
went to Calais to visit Mr.. Vincent
daughter.
Mrs. Mike Nelson has recovered
from the typhoid fever so as to be ou
Of doors. Y
Special meeting Of Hose Co. No. /
at 7.30 O'Clock this evening. Al
members must be present.
Angelo Scampini went to NORTH
Hero this morning to act as inlerpre
ter in murder trial.
W. X. Wheatley and daughter
Miss Bessie left this noon for theil
new home in Melrose, Mass MISS
Wheatley will visit in Wells River fol
a few days.
I Arthur q. Aston as manager OF
high class attractions, has made q
name for himself with the theatre 60
ing public OF the country. He has
never been identified with any bu,
the most successful artistic produc
tions. In former seasons Mr.. Aistor
has directed the tours of Maude Gran
ger, Robert Downing, Jeffrys Lewis
Royle & Henderson in ''Friends, >
"Mexico" and "Captain Impudence. )
For the past three seasons "Tennes
sees Pardner" has been under hit
personal management. With his
thorough knowledge Of theatricals,
gained by years of experience and con-
sciettous work, Mr.. Ainston has won
the confidence of managers of Local
theaters and their clientele. His hon.
est dealings and reputation for be.
ing high toned and Legitimate" IN
everything he offers them, accounts
for bis success. "TenneStee Pard.
ner" is announced at the Barre opera
house Tuesday, April 30.
Remember the hot dinner at the
| Universalist church on Wednesday.
A meeting Of the golf club was held
Saturday evening and 2Onew members
elected. The committee having that
matter In charge was empowered to
lease grounds for the course. The
committee on constitution and by.
laws composed of j. Frank Perry,
Miss Nelson and Rev. T.. H. Mitchell
will report at the next meeting at
which the officers and committee of
the club will be elected.
Hot coffee and doughnuts served