Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-12
CITY NEWS

W. c. Jones finds matters pretty
busy with HIM just at present he
is laying out streets for M. l.. bearos'
ley on Hooker hill, building bank
wall on Cliff street for DR.. J. 81. jack
son, and has just finished large res
| ervoir on Batchelder's meadow TO-
DR.. Jackson with which to supp y bis
| new tenementS with water.
Mrs S. M. French mother Of Mrs.
O.. Kenerson has gone to South Roy
alton to visit her sister Mrs. 5. II.
Gallup.
The opening of the third season. at
the Barre opera house &C ,urS tonight
with Richard Golden In Oldl Jed
Pruuty as the attraction.
The Origin, Work and Destiny of
Satan. will be the subject of discourse
in the l.. NJ Averill hall, Main ST.,
this evening at 7.30.
On account of the train wreck at
East Granville yesterday al the trains
on the Central Vermont we're delayed
several houls. AS result the Boston
mail did not reach Barre uatil even
ing.
There will be meeting Of the local
branch, R. c. l. P. A., this even
ing.
Robert More and Sam Guy have re-
turned from a trip to England and a
visit TO their old home in Inverness,
2. Q.
Miss Lucy D. Smith Of South Barre
have sold pasture near the Lawson
scnoolhouse to J. H. Anderson and
wife.
W. II. Buchanan, who won one of
the TELEGRAM's free trips, leave on
the 80 train for Buffalo and the
Pan American. While there he will
stop at the Alcazar one of the best
hotels there. He was accompanied by
Ray mond Diemer Of Plaintield.
A gooi iii d audience were we'll en-.
teri 'lpeo st evening at the He'd ing
NJ u Cnurcn by Miss e. j Parmen-
ter, who sp Ike on "Favorite Hymns. "
The First degree will be worked this
evening on one candidateat the meet
log Of the HiAwatha lodge of Odd
Fellows.
1t is expected that there will be
work at the meeting of Court Granite
City, F. Of A. this evening as there
a number of candidates to be in
itldted.'
The recent wedding Of z J Gleason
was celebrated last evening in very
quiet way by party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson left yes.
terday morning for a short stay at
Pittsburgh, N. Y.
H. A. Rugg is attending the Roch-
ester, n. H annual fair, and showing
George Cassie's herd of Shetland DO.
MES there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Persons have
decided their farm, located about one
and one-half miles out, and near the
Farwell cemetery, to G. q. Carr and
wife.
The meeting of the clerks this eve.
ming will be held In the X. of P. ban
qoet ROOM.
There will be a private dancing
party this evening In K. of P. hall.
Pfesby terrain clubs meet tonight.
At the regular meeting OF the Gran
lite Polishers Union last evening one
candidate was initiated and two ap-
plications we're received,
O. N. Granger returned last night
from short visit at St. Johns, p. @.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Lebanon,
N. H is visiting Mrs. W. c. Good-
win, IS Prospect Street.
The lease for the opera house was
signed yesterday afternoon between
W W. Lapoint and the property com
mittee. Mr.. Lapoint has paid $500
Tor three months rent.
AS result partly of the recent
showers aud partly Of the pumping
the wafer in Booster reservoir has
been raised about foot. IL now
stands about six feet bel Nv the out
let pipe.
The funeral of Pauline, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johu T, SSle
was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. j. E. Wright of Montpelier Off
cia ted ana there we're many beautiful
flowers The burial was ia Hope
cemetery.
Considering the weather there was
good attendance at the Presbyterian
concert last night. All those particl.
pating did we'll and were greeued with
we'll deserved applause.
The last appearance Of Richard
Golden as Old Jed Prouty" in this
city will occur tonight.
The Old Jed Prouty company will
arrive on the 4.lO train this after.
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Churchill, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kirkland and w