Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-02
CITY NEWS

In Mortified today.
Mrs, E. G. Briggs left this morning
for Calais to visit her sister for q few
days.
A new blackboard has been placed
in the A. d. Morse bowling alleys on
which are recorded the players Of the
opposing teams and their individual
scores.
DR.. Dickerman, the veterinary
surgeon, has, moved bis office from
the Miles Granite building to Room
in the A. d. Morse block.
Next Wednesday evening Rev. Mr..
Seagrave; for several years a mission
airy In Burma, will speak in the Bap.
tist church. He will give a descrip.
tion of the country and the people and
an account Of the missionary work
! done there, illustrating the entire ad-
dress by splendid views with the aid
of the oxy.hydrogen light. This
lecture is free to all, collection will
he taken up during the evening to
help defray expenses.
Members OF the Musical Associa-
tion chorus are notified that the re-
hearsals this week will be in the ves-
try Of the Hedding Methodist church
on Tuesday .and Thursday evenings
at S o'clock. 1t is important that
every member Of the chorus should
be present at these renearsals of
of which there can be but three.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society will meet tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs M. D. Lamb at
her residence on Summer street.
The Athena club will meet with
Mrs Kidder, Clark street, Tuesday
evening at 1880.
r. L. Clark and Mrs. +. c. Fisher
were called to Danville today to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bickford.
The curtain will not rise on the
first act Of 1.-THE Montebank" Tues
day night until 8:45 in order to &C
comodate the merchants and clerks,
who have taken so many choice seats
by subscription. The sale is already
very large and their are indications OF
crowded house tomorrow night.
Will Bigelow moved today to this
city from his farm in Brookfeld.
&. w. Hunt moved Saturday from
Miles block into George Mann's new
house.
There will be regular meeting Of
Clan Gordon, o. S. T., this evening.
The Red Men and the Knights OF
Columbus will meet this evening in
the cribbage tournament.
The case of State VS.. William Rock
for perjury came to an end Saturday
afternoon in city court, when Judge
Fay decided that the state had not
produced evidence enough to warrant
him in binding the respondent over
to county court. M. NJ. Gordon APP.
peared for the respondent and City
Attorney Wishart for the state.
Rock was discharged but was rear
rested on the result of the raid at his
home on River street, where liquor
was found. The case of State vs..
Intoxicating Liquor was continued
until Dec. 10, and Rock was held in
$50 bonds as the keeper of the liquor.
Wesley A. Gordon of Montpelier
Seminary spent Sunday in this city
as the guest Of his brother. M. NJ.
Gordon.
Edward D'Oize who plays the star
role in the "Montebank," Tuesday
night will'be remembered as Hamlet
here last year.
Seats for the ever popular play
"The Christian" 60 on sale at Red
Cross Pharmacy Tuesday night At 7
o'clock.
The appearance of John w, Vogel's
Minstrelss at the opera house next
Monday night will be somewhat of a
local event as the song written by
Mr.. Thomas Mercer Of this city will be
rendered b. tie company with special
| Orch6 St'a music.
Miss .-A5el Ingalls, resumed work
at PER- X Camps this morning after
an absep,,; OF a month due to sickness.
Charlie. Baker went 10 Morrisville
this morning to be gone until We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gerry return
ed to Stowe this morning after spend.
ing Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
IT, w Whjtcomh
The Florence Corbin Co. closed a
weeks engagement at the opera
house Saturday night, playing to a
large number of empty seats. The
company was highly recommended to
the management, but judging by the
bakers dozen of people who saw the
attraction each evening, Barre did not
care for the company. Saturday
night they played kathleen Mavour-
neen" under the name of ''The Clip.
sey's Warning" Before the first act
Saturday night Manager Beimi came
before the curtain and said had he
known Barre was such a poor show