Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-27
CITY NEWS

from Old Orchard Beach where he has
been on few days business trip.
Mrs. c. c. Baldwin arrived in town
last night from Mortified.
There will be full rehearsal Of Rob
Roy by Clan Gordon Dramatic club in
the opera house this evening at $50.
Members are requested to be on time.
The amusement committee OF Clan
Gordon will meet tonight at $50 in
the Clan rooms.
Theodore Bilodeau leaves on the
$40 train this afternoon for Montreal,
enroute for the Klondike regions.
His friend Richard Belanger formerly
OF Graniteville, but now of Summers
worth, N. H., will join him at Mont
real.
The basket ball game between the
Goddard young ladies team and SIM
liar team from the Montpelier High
School in the Seminary gymnasium
last evening resulted in victory for
Goddard by score Of IS to s. There
was good attendance at the game
Messrs. Merrill of Montpelier and
Hutchinson of Goddard were the ref
erees. This was the last game Of the
season.
Attorney Henry L. Lord Of Man.
chester, n. H., was in the city on
business yesterday afternoon, leaving
for Burlington on the $40 train last
night.
E. S. Burnham left last night for
Columbus, Ohio, after a short visit
with his family here.
Miss Grace Ingalls, went to North
field last night.
While Eli Drury and an Italian
named Carlo we're searching in Smith,
Whitcomb & Cooks pond yesterday
for the remains OF the missing Cha
cobb child, the canvas boat that they
we're in |capsized. and they received a
thorough wetting.
John T Callaghan has got his soda
fountain in running order at bis bak-
cry on North Main street and will
serve sodas and ice cream this sum-
mer. This is a new innovation at his
bakery.
The Whittier (Ca).) News says:
G. H. Buttertield left Wednesday for
the East where he will spend the sum-
mer. Mr.. uttertield is native Of
Vermont, having been born in Tops
ham, Orange county. For number
Of years before coming to California
he lived at Dover, N. H., and be will
pass large portion Of his vacation in
the Granite and the Green Mountain
Stat ties. He will return to Whittier
before snow flies in New England for
to use his own expression he could not
be induced to pass a winter in that
country for all there is there.
Mrs. G. c. Baldum returned last
night from Northfeld.
A number of people were at the
depot last night when the GAO train
came in, expecting that the remains
of the late DR.. Herbert L. Gale would
come on that train, but in fact they
arrived on the Boston mail train,
earlier than was expected.
The semi annual meeting of the
State Federation Of Women's clubs
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Pavilion in Montpelier. There were
only few delegates present and no
business was transacted
except that the program for the an
nual meeting to be held in Morris
vile in October was arranged and two
new clubs were admitted. These lat
ter were the Hypatia club Of Water.
bury and the Fortnightly club in
Springs.
Mrs. Bert Webster was in Middle.
sex yesterday, gathering trailing ar
butuS.
The Standird Electric Company
have placed stationery bicycle pump
in front of their store for the accomo.
dalton Of the public.
There is a rumor current here,
which however, could not be confirmed
that the Rutland railroad is to run
passenger trains on their Odgens-
burn & Lake Champlain division,
Sundays, commencing about May Is.
Giotto, Perugino, Raphael, Michael
Angelo Ghirlandajo, Fra, Angelica
and Masaccio are names that mean
much in the history Of art and the ad-
vance ofcivilizaticn. Reproduction of
their works may be seen at the ap,
preaching art exhibition to be held
May l, 2 and 3, in Averill's block.
Next to the enjoyment and opportu-
nifty of European travel is the pleasure
of the study Of copies of the old mas
tiers. The art loan exhibition is an
education In itself.
Judge Hiram Carlton of Montpelier
Of the State Old Home week conn nit
tee was in town yesterday to set on
foot the preliminary arrangements