Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-20
CITY NEWS

began with the Monday edition. 1t
has been newsy sheet Of four pages,
but its patrons will appreciate the
eight pages of bright attractive mat
ter even mOre.-BradfOrd Opinion.
At the recent annual meeting OF
Granite R. A. chapter @. M. Wiley
was elected treasurer and T. H. Cave
secretary
+, B. Cate, real estate agent. has
the Commercial House property plac-
ed with him for immediate sale to
close up the estate. Mr.. Cate is To-
Gated at room 8 Bolster block
Mrs. Micna i Sevegney and child
rem left this morning for two weeks
visit with Mr.. Sevegney's relatives in
Lebanon, N. II.
Mrs. S. H. Forsythe returned from
Boston today.
James S Farquharson and Peter
Grant arrived in the city today from
Scotland. They were passengers on
the New England.
Dr.. Lamb received letter this
morning, from Mrs. Lamb who is In
Boston, saying that her father is not
as vel, and her stay is indefinitely
postponed.
G. A. Badger finished work on the
foundation for Smith Brothers large
tenement block. H. M. Houston be-
gins erecting the woodwork Monday.
Hose Company No. 8 will hold a
practice meeting near box "a at I
O'Clock sharp Tuesday evening.
At the regular annual communica-
ton of Granite Lodge No. IS F. and
A. M last night the following oftic-
ers were elected: James r, Coutts,
W. M, Charles I. Campbell, s. w.;
w. R. Durkee, j. w.: j. M. Bonny-
man; S. d.; W. +. Cato, j. D; Geo.
z, Boyce, treasurer: o. II. Reed, Sec
rotary. The appointments as made
were John Spence y. S, John Stephen
j. S., James Patterson M. The in
stallation VIII take place on the even
ing OF May Bad. When Grand Master
w. Scott Nay and Grand Lecturer
Waiter L. Ranger will be present.
AfLer the business vas transacted last
evening the Lodge enjoyed surhp-
tuous banquet prepared by the y.
e. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Nichols of Read
ing, VT, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Miles on South Main St.
b. r. Forbes, who has been visiting
| IN, hos rot tn
home.
VIM. Michel has moved from Pros.
pect street 70 the house recently va
Gated by Dr. W. f. Mann on Wash
ington street.
Mrs. Charles Gauthier visited in
Middlesex today.
There are people in this world who
will persist in ridIng a bicycle on the
sidewalk when the road is better.
The Rev. George Elliot Cooley of
Rutland arrived in the city today on
his way home from the Methodist Con-
ference, where he spoke on the ques-
tion Of Local Option.
Miss Hazel Lyon is seriously ill.
j. E. Donahue of Essex junction is
in town on business.
| j. A. Bond OF Burlington is in town
on business.
Lyman Howe, Of moving picture
fame, is in The city ttday.
Leon Webster, who has been in the
city for the past week canvassing fol
Grams Atlas, is TO return to Dart.
mouth College tonight. He will re-
turn in May.
Clarence kendrick was among those
who attended The dance at Mortified
last evening.
At the meeting of the Grand Orient
in Miles hall last evening % canui-
dates were "WOrked -
John Giovanelli is shipping his
goods To Concord, n. H., and he will
reside There.
MS. Geo. Townsheud of Hafdwick,
who has been visiting here, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
| Howard Bacon of the Combination
Cash Store leaves tonight for an over
Sunday visit in VefgenLeS.
The Barre Telegram has changed its
size to six columns and ADDED four
pages, making six column quarto.
Signs Of prosperity are always noted
with pleasure and We wish them con-
tinued success. -Groton Times.
The Knights OF Columbus held an.
other of their enjoyable ladies nights
in K. of P hall last evening, and as
usual, everybody had a pleasant time.
If depot raids continue here the
East Montpelier, Marshtield and Rick.
er's Mills overland route will again
come into use.
William Brtan of q. N. Changers
barber shop is to spend Sunday at hi
home in St. Adams.
Morton Mack Of the TELEGRAM of.
fee is confined at home with The grip.
Miss Grace McSorley is on the sick