Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-02-15

night.
Ward caucuses tonight in wards ],
3, 5 and6.
Citizens caucus In Miles hall Satur-
day evening.
G. Fl. Anker left last night for
New York on business trip.
Carpenters and Joiners entertain
ment and whist party Saturday even
ing. 25S'259
Valentine supper and entertain.
ment at the Unlversalist church to-
night.
Mrs. George Harvey Of South Royal
ton, is visiting her brother F. B.
Dyer.
Ward caucuses tonight. Be su<e
and vote for the best interests Of the
city Of Barre.
"Way Down Eta It" matinee at 2. ID
Saturday. Prices rs, SO and IS.
Andrew Brock Of the Operative
Granite Co., is confined to the house
by q severe cold.
James Mackay has been Reelected
one of the vice presidents Of the New
England Granite Manufacturers AsSo.
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Innis Of Hamil.
ton, Dat, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Booth left for home
last night.
Matinee "Way Down East" Satur-
day afternoon.
The funeral Of Josephini, wife Of z.
Macchl, was held yesterday afternoon
from the Catholic church. Burial In
Catholic cemetery.
1t has been suggested by an ''origi-
nal Hersey man" that His Honor, the
Mayor, secure an injunction against
the weather clerk.
The Presby terian choir gives con-
cert Tuesday evening. A splendid
programme will be rendered. The
proceeds 60 for the purchase Of new
music.
Remember Way Down East" to.
Light.
At the meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge,
NO. 20, l O. O. F., last night there
was a large attendance, and the first
degree was worked On three candi.
dates.
Remember that the Board Of Civil
Authority meets In the CITY court
room on the evenings of Feb. 9th
aud 2Sth, and March LIST. See that
your name is properly registered on
the check list. 25S.268
j. A. L. Julian the Times reporter
received . message last night saying
that his sister who has been Ill for
some time, was worse. He left on
the II O'Clock last night for his home
at Exeter, N. H. Mrs. Julian has
been there several weeks.
Co. e, v. N. g., will hold a dance
in Armory hall on Monday night, Feb.
18th. This will be the last dance be-
fore Lent. The dances given under
the auspices Of Co. e nave gained an
enviable reputation as entertainers for
the members Of this organization, and
II you want a good time you had bet.
ter make plans to be present IN Mon.
day night.
In Armory hall last night occurred
the first annual ball Of the Barre
Pleasure club and it was decided
success. There were over so couples
present, and most pleasant time fol-
lowed. Bruce's orchestra furnished
music. There were many present
from Montpelier. At II O'Clock the
dancers adjourned to Halves restau.
rant where an oyster supper was
served. The floor managers were E.
F. Perkins and L. J. Counter.
The annual Willard service will be
held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening. Rev. E M. Fuller
will give the address. This is a union
temperance service, under the auspi.
ces of the w. G. T. u, and all the
churches In the city are cordially in-
vited to unite In this meeting.
Ladies' night at the rooms Of Barre
Council X. Of @, tonight. Cards,
dancing and refreshments.
On Morse's alleys last night the
Crescents bowled against the Granite
City team and won two out of three
games. Following is the score:
Crescents: 6S5.663-636, total of
1884 pins. Granite City: $50 642.653
total Of 1885 pins.
A team Of 20 cribbage players was
organized last night by the Foresters
OF America.
A CARD,