Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-27

The newly elected officers Of Green
Mountain Lodge Manchester Unity
Odd Fellows are as follows: N. G., /,
David Joll: V. g., j. MartinSon: G..
NJ, Jas. Cfuickshank; P. S., Hayes
Bassett: treas, Alex Ritchie cleo.
sec George Young; Chaplain, VIM.
Sinclair; Warden, Fl. e. Jetfogds;
Conductor C. r. Daffeine; X. s. S., j.
McMnn; l.. S. S., Sam McMinn; B.
S., to N. G., John Iilbertson; l.. s.,
to N. g., w. Mckenzie; r. S. to
VIC, David Falkner; L. S. to V. g.,
Sam Johnson; l. g. Or amer Aller; 0.
G., Fred Haskett. The brothers arc
requested to laave their cards With tho
secretary, A Ayers street. befJre Jan.
!, 1902 fur auditing.
A lar4 e audience witnessed the pro-
ductiOn OF IAN American Gentleman"
at The opera touse last evening by
VIM. Bonell and Miss Rose Stahl,
supported by an excellent company
The play was well presented and drew
forth much deserved applause from
tho audit The play was as salts
factory a one as las been here for a
long time and every one in the aud
fence wen, home more than well pleas
ed with it.
w. W. Russell went So Boston list
right to be gone until after New
Years.
Anton Hecker was elected trustee
for three years at the meeting of Iro-
quois Tribe OF Red Men Tuesday ev-
ening and his name was omitted by
an oversight from the list Of officers
yesterday.
A telephone has been placed IN
Eastman Brother 5 store. Their call
is 1892.
The Granite Ci+ysw.ll bowl in Mont
pelier this evening.
Emory Buzzey o this city is employ
ed as bell boy at the Pavilion, Mont
pelier.
DR.. Z N. Barber went to Moretown
this morning.
f. G. Briggs has gone to Newport,
N. H., to see his brother, Geo. IL.
Briggs.
Jas. Long left this morning for Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Smith left yesterday
noon for Boston after visit in this
city with her uncles.
G. r. Allen, Jr., left Yesterday for
Boston, after short stay here at the
home Of his father, G. r. Allen, Sr.
! The Moondyne Whist Club will
meet this evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Jackson on
Dewey st.
The Boys Dramatic Co., will hold
forth at the opera house tomorrow in
"a Rube But Not Jay"
L. w. Pape had shock on the
street this morning but was removed
to his home, sc Merchant St.: where
he recovering all right from its eff
fects.
J. G. Eurke, travelling auditor OF
the Central Verm mt, was in this city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jerrett of Bur.
lington, who spent Christmas in this
city with Mr. and Mrs. p. P. Marion.
returned home yesterday afternoon.
e The Citizens Railroad committee
met ia tae council chamber last even
ing aud organized by electi' 6 DR.. J
, Henry Jackson as chairman and d w
Hooker as secretary, Tho Montpe
!, lier committeeScame up at s oclocl
and the two committees held Il con
ference Of about two hours discuss
ing plans which are not to be made
public.
I Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Scott and Mr.
y and Mrs II. r. Bradley left yesterda,
for trip Of two weeks to New Yorl
= and Philadelphia.
X. W. Morse left yesterday TO
Athol, Mass, to visit his brother.
Il DR.. Fred X. Jackson has returned
to Burlington after spending hi
) Christmas at his home in this city
w. A. Drew left Wednesday nigh
t for Boston on business.
William Hennessey of Btantford
0 Conn.,is the guest of MS cousin, P cal
n r5hrop.