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


wise SO much to save the leaders that
the pole was snapped In two.
W. J. Gilbertson has been engaged
by the Memorial Day committee TO
supply the band music for Memorial
Day.
The last dance given by Co. E this
season was given last night. There
was a good attendance and a grand
good time was had. They took sup
per at Hawes'.
Tllden & Wiley will commence Mon.
day to take an invoice Of stock at the
store which they recently purchased
from w. f. Morse. The store will be
closed during the time they are taking
stock, and the "mark. down sale" will
continue just the same as heretofore.
The regular annual communication of
Granite Lodge f. & A. M, takes
place this evening.
c. M. Wiley returned from short
visit in Mortified yesterday.
C. w. Scarf of Burlington was in
the city on business yesterday.
Charles Wege a granite dealer Of
Columbus, Ohio, is In town for q few
days.
G. N. Wright algranite dealer who
has been In town for few days has
returned to his home IN Oneonta,
N. Y.
George Raymond of Plainfeld the
we'll known hotel man proprietor of
the Pleasant View House was In town
yesterday.
A. R. Barnes the superintendent Of
the Boys Club is busy with the as
sistance of the club members in pre-.
pairing tennis courts and croquet
grounds around the premises Of the
club house. There are now $50 boys
who are active members and they
take great interest in the work.
DR.. G. f. Dickerman a graduate of
Toronto Veterinary College will in
the future have charge of the Montpe-
lier Office of DR.. d. j. Smith.
The ladies from the city who attend
ed the club convention in Boston are
all expected home either tonight or
tomorrow night,
F. M. Waterman has opened his
soda fountain at his very attractive
store in the Hale block.
There was a large crowd at the
opera house last evening to hear that
unique author and lecturer Ebert
Hubbard. After the lecture Mr.. Hub.
bard received the members Of the
audience on the stage. This was the
last regular number of the lecture
course which has been well arranged
throughout by the committee and al
though they have met with some un-
avoidable disappointments they are
deserving of much praise for the man
ner in which they have arranged the
course and met the emergencies which
have occurred during the past year.
The students from the U. V. NJ.
who are to present The Silent Woman
at the opera house tonight arrived In
the city this afternoon.
DR.. Frank Jackson of Plainfield is
caring for the sick ones in Frank
Aliens family.
Ira G. Calef and sister Miss Lucie,
arrived IN the city yesterday from
Boston and went to their home in
Washington.
Deputy Sheriff Camp and Slayton
armed with a search warrant issued
at the instance of Grand Juror A. A.
Sargent, visited the G. ", freight
depot about 8. o'c'ock this morning
and took away Is barrels and kegs Of
ale and beer and six boxes and one
keg supposed to contain strong liquors.
The booze was put in the basement of
the city hall and will be advertised
and if not claimed will be spilled.
W. H. Gale went to Waterbury
this morning
Paul scampini went to Burlington
this morning.
Virgil Ayers was in Burlington yes
terday.
Bert Cayhue went to Randolph to.
day to work in Elmer Beams tonsorial
parlors for few days.
The new switchboard for the N. e.
Tel. & Tel. Co.'S, new central office
has arrived and was placed in the
Miles block today. 1t is about six.
teen feet long, weighs 1850 pounds,
aud cost some over $4,000.
At the meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge,
No. 20, l. o. O. f., last night the
second and third degrees were worked.
One application was accepted.
The funeral of the late Mrs. W. E.
Jackson was held yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock from the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. Frank McWhorter on Rich
ar1son street. Rev. Anna Aldridge Of
North Montpelier ofiiciated. The
burial being make In Green Mount
cemetery, Montpelier. The pail bear
ers were Mr.. Brohan and Leon Smith
of Montpelier, Frank Robinson and f.
H. Jackson Of Barre. Many friends
from Chelsea, Montpelier, North
Montpelier and other places were pres
emit. There was profusion of floral
OffQrinoC MANY re vuhinh ,ro,.