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

7. w. HOlton has just put 10 large
new show case at his jewelry store 10
the Miles granite building, the new
addition having been made necessary
by bis increase in business.
I'll. Snow began work this morn
ing changing the tappers of the fire
alarm system from N. D; Phelps
house to the new chiefs, G. Fl. Camp
bell.
R. Bottigi who has been spending
the winter in Florida is expected
home on the 18th Of this monvh.
The Columbus band will give a
dance in the Socialist Labor hall on
the 18th.
The fremen's club have purchased
a new carpet for their club rooms,
but before putting it down they in
tend having their rooms tho. oughly
fixed over, new chandeliers put 10 and
MANY other Improvements to make
things more pleasant for the boys.
They deserve 1t. Here's chance for
some kind hearted Barre men to sEo "
their appreciation of the work done by
these fire ladies, by making them a
suitable present.
A large invoice of Easter lilies were
received this morning by the Red
Cross Pharmacy.
In the cribbage tournament last
eight between the Clan and Foresters
the latter got little bit of revenge
b. winning by Sc points. The score
was Clan 10, 1903, Foresters l0,159.
B. R. Barley, Dartmouth 'Ol of
Plymouth, N. H., is visiting James
H ggins for few days.
A break occurred this morning in
the main water pipe on South Main
street just above the electric track.
Supt. Currier has his men at work re-
pai'ing it.
The Barre Musical Association will
hold a rehearsal tonight at 8 O'Clock
In the L iversalist vestry. A report
of the canvassing committee will be
heard after the rehearsal.
James K. Lynde OF Williamst own
Was in the city on business yesterday.
The 'For Old Virginia" company
arrived in the city this morning and
will appear at the opera house to-
night.
Mr.. Hall of the Bailey Music Co, of
Burlington is in town on business.
H. E. Palmer Of Burlington. repre-
senting Partch & Palmer, invest
ment, is in the city on business to-
day.
The Epworth League holds it's bus.
mess meeting aud social Friday eve
ming. The subject: "Resolved: That
the methods adopted by Mrs. N alto 4
have been beneficial to the temper
ance cause" will be debated.
o. d. Bacon Of Elmore i, visiting in
the city.
The school commissioners did not
meet this week, but will meet next
Tuesday evening.
Staff Captain Burditt of Montreal,
will conduct services in the Salvation
Army barracks, Saturday and Sunday,
April 9Th and 7th. Subject Saturday
night will be, India" Every body
come.
The sale of the real estate on Bat
chelder's meadow held in the l.. NJ.
Averill block last night was very sue
cessful, Block A; lots ISL, $50, 149,
l48, 147, 1872 Duffy and Meade $50;
block F; lots 226, 227, 1928, A, M. Nor
rison 800; block G; lots $50, 251, 252,
253, John Trow, N. d. Phelps, H. A.
Phelps, John E Smith Donald Smith,
$50; lot 46, 1913 Lawrence Roy, $500.
N. G. Bridgeman & Son of Lebanon,
N. Fl, are the auctioneers and the in.
tention is to put up some Of the best
lots tonight. Any Spectator in real
estate wishing to make money fast
should attend this sale.
The funeral OF the infant child of
Charles z inleoni was held yesterday
afternoon to the Hope Cemetery.
There was good sized audience at
the opera house last night to see
lloyt "a Bunch Of Keys" The en-
tertainment was very fine. OF course
the piece itself is Of light character,
but there are many funny stu tor
and bright hits that are characteristic
Of all Of Hoyt's plays. The singing
was all first. class.