Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
CITY NEWS.

MI. and Mrs. p. S. Prior visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Goodrich in Calais
yesterday.
The Spatula, one Of the leading phar-
maceutical magazines in the country,
In its latest edition says: "Messrs.
Ricxert & Wells have bought the
stock, fixtures, contracts, and good
will Of the late firm of Kendrick s.
Co., Barre, VT, and announce that
they propose to conduct tirst-class
drug store, well stocked with drugs,
chemicals, pharmaceuticals and surgi-
cal supplies. Mr.. Lewis r. Rickert is
a pharmacist of much experience, and
Mr.. Wells, while not druggist by
profession, is a man OF unusual knowl-
edge of business affairs, and the two
together form team that the Spat-
ula is sure cannot be beaten. Their
store is one OF the best equipped in
New England.'
j. B. Cave of Orange is seriously i'll
with Brights Disease and is not eX.
pected to live more than very few
days.
Mrs. James Hogan is enjoying a
visit from her two nieces Of South
Royalton.
George N. Tilden and c. M. Wiley
are to take possession of w. +. Morse s
shoe store on Wednesday. The in
voice of stock is now completed and
they are busy arranging the store in
an entirely new manner.
The intermediate Society Of G. E..
will hold a May day social in the
church parlors Of the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening, May
lst. A musical program will be rem.
dered assisted by the boys orchestra.
Admission 10 cents. Strawberries
and ice cream will be served at reason
able prices.
Saturday evenings edition of the
TELEGRAM contained notice of the
art exhibit soon to be held by the
Clover Club at L. M. Averill's block.
Kindly explain how some of the names
OF these artists whose works are to be
represented are pronounced. Where
can some knowledge of the artists and
their works be obtained? A Learner
In Art.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Macy have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
AL Lonnergan of the Red Cross
Pharmacy spent Sunday at his home
in Burlington.
Tennessee's Pardner at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Fred Colburn left this morning fol-
Hartford, VT, to work for Lewis,
Sheldon & Newton, architects.
Miss Lillian KenersOn returned to
Randolph this morning.
Mrs. B. H. Eastman returned from
Boston Saturday night.
Miss Ellen Harrington has returned
from weeks stay in East Montpel'
Ter.
". A. Bradford and family were
In North Montpelier visiting relatives
yesterday.
The CONCERT In the park by the Col
umbus band Saturday night was list
ened to by large crowd which enjoy.
ed it very much.
The search for the missing Gia.
cobb child was continued yesterday
and today without result.
Lawrence Centerbar of Enosburgh
Falls arrived In the city Saturday.
He will remain here. The hand on
which he lost three fingers is com.
pletely healed now.
The Graniteville stage horses be.
came frightened at the escaping steam
In Depot Square Saturday afternoon
and ran towards Allen & Richardson s
office, colliding with car and break.
ing the pole of the wagon.
The party which went to Middlesex
after trailing arbufus returned on the
$40 train Saturday night with pro-
fusion of the beautiful flowers.
Miss Josephine Lamphere of Ran.
dolph spent Sunday with friends in
the city.
Prof. Orrin Smith of Worcester,
Mass was called to WilliamStown on
Saturday by the serious illness Of his
father.
Charles Mcknight spent Sunday in
East Montpelier.
The members of Sousa S Band came
home from Europe almost without a
SOusa shield on their uniforms, or a
coat OF arms left. Some of them even
lost the buttons from their uniforms.
Friends in Europe simply took them
away from the boys, and wore them
too. One member said, II could east.
ly have given away Thousand flags If
/ had them. All of my friends
throughout Germany asked for them. -
As a result, there has been much nee.
essary reuniforming among the men,
bers Of the band since their return
home. Sousa's Band will make it's
appearance in Montpelier in concert
on Thursday afternoon May 2. at
Blanchard opera house. The soloists
are Blanch Dutfield, soprano, Bertha
Buchlin, violiniste.
The next rehearsal of the chorus
,v,I1l l. L.