Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-29
CITY NEWS

bered as the troupe with which John
T. Callaghan first came to this city
about ten years ago.
The Young Woman's Tourist club
will meet with Mrs. Gilley, Monday,
April lst, at l 30 O'Clock. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
The department officials appointed
by Mayor N. D. Phelps enter upon
their duties next Monday morning.
Don't forget the Guy Bros, Minis
tlels Saturday night. They have one
of the best shows on the road. You
will get your moneys worth In hear.
ing their double quartette sing the
"Holy City,"
Edwin L. Scott of Granville has
come to Barre and taken charge OF the
collection department Of States At.
tori ey R. A. Hoar's office. Mr.. Scott
has been studying law the past year
with the Hon. Frank Plumley of
Northfeld.
Once more the ladies OF the He'd.
ding Methodist church have secured
the sugar made by Mr.. Edgar Trow,
and will serve it In the dining room OF
the church this evening from s 30 to
1870. Program at o'clock, includ-
lag recitatiOnS and music. All for
l5c. Everybody invited.
Mrs. w. A. Drew left last night
for Chicago to visit her brother.
While there she will take treatment
for the catarrh.
The Portland Press says: The per.
Torrance was excellent from begin.
ming to end. Six OF the company be.
long to the Guy family, and they ale
first rate artists, Arthur Guy, pleas
Ing especially In his Co. B and cornet
solo," The other members of the
troupe were fully equal to all demands
made upon them. Ed Heating has a
splendid bass voice and sang "Com.
mitted to the Deep" admirably, re,
ceiving three encores which were Ill
good. Opera house Saturday March
30.
Miss Alta Colvin and Miss Florence
Carpenter have returned from their
visit in Saranac, N. Y.
Several additions to the Italian COL
ony arrived on the late train last
night.
Cribbage tonight between Clan Gor.
don and the Foresters of America.
Lizzie Brown is working at Halves
restaurant.
At the meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge
No 20 /. o. o. F., last night there
was a good attendance. The second
degree was worked upon one candi.
date, and the third degree worked up
on two candidates. Refreshments
we're served. At the next meeting
the initiatory degree will be worked.
At the meeting Of Court Granite |
City F. of A., last night one applica-
zion was accep ed, and four appl:ca-
ions were received. Bennett Julian,
John F. Mcdonald and A. ]. Schnei-
Ter were elected delegates to the
Grand Court convention, which will
De held at Montpelier In May. The
llternates are Joseph Yule, James
Smith and James Veale.
Meeting Of the Central Labor Union
1t 7.30 tonight for the purpose of
,lecting officers and adopting by
avs.
Late last night the jury In the
;ivil case of Enright VS.. Devaney
In a verdict for the plaintiff
10 recover $3.50 A appeal was taken
" the plaintiff.
DR.. G. F. Camp and son Arthur
vent to Burlington this morning, re.
turning tonight.
March is going out 10 the way ira.
lftion says it should when it came
q like lamb.
At the meeting of the R. q. Up.
l. last night two candidates were &C.
epted.
A. N. Jones Of Burlington was In
he city on business today.
There are no criminal cases in city
;ourt today.
II. w. Scott went to Morrisville this
Ifternoon to attend the funeral Of his
vife's father, Mr.. Silloway.
]. B. Kelley went to PlattSburgh
oday for an over Sunday visit.
Deputy Sheriff Grant Jackson of
Vest Topsham was in the city today.
The Barre and Montpelier P. & r.
%. are getting ready for spring by
their open cars. They are
'reakiug in several new men for con-
uctOrS.
Mrs. D. P. Towne went to Water.
Jury this morning.
A typographical error IN yester-
avs paper made 1t appear that F. b.
ate's new real estate Office In the
bolster block was in room when it
hould have read room 8.
If you desire to sell, rent, buy. ex-
nange or hire, an adv't in the TELE-
RAM brings quick returns.
The spring term.of the Kindergar-
N will begin next Monday. Sd
aid |