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


which adjoins the City Horel and
Washington street will b. set aside for
basket ball grounds and the club mem.
bers will organize two teams to play
against each other series Of games.
DR.. w. E. Lazelle was In West
Topsham yesterday to see patient.
Charles George of Marshfeld, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Bert
J. Morse, returned home yesterday.
H. J. Leonard returned last night
from Boston, where he has been for
the past week.
A. q. Dickey of East Barre was In
the city on business yesterday after
noon.
| The executive committee OF the
state Firemen's Association will hold
a mts ing in Burlington Wed. esday,
April "a, TO see when and where the
annual muster is TO be held. Will
Carpenter is the member from Barre.
Mrs. Sarah Kent OF Mortified, who
has been visiting her son, Dr.. @. II.
Kent, returned home yesterday after
noon.
G. c. Baldwin went to Mortified
last night.
DR.. @. H. Kent has been confined to
the house for several days, threatened
with fever. He is better now.
Miss Grace Ingalls, went to her home
In Northfield last night to stay over
Sunday.
A. w. Lane is drawing plans for a
ew block to be erected by DR.. W.
B. Mayo and also for the Dewey Men,
orial building at Northfield.
Carl Tenney arrived in town this
forenoon from Gaysville and will COM
mence on Monday teaching at Will
Jamestown.
A. G. Fay returned from Burl!ng-
ton last night.
There is nothing going on in city
court today.
Several claimants have already ap-
peared for some of the beer seized at
the G. V. depot Yesterday.
The Barre Supply Company is set
ting up 10xlO air compressor for
Young Brothers.
+. |. Church has sold his residence
10 Randolph and will make Barre his
home.
The Elizabethan play GA Silent
Woman as presented at the opera
hause last night by students of the
University Of Vermont, was thorough
ly enjoyed by a fair sized audience.
1t was staged in accordance with the
18th century customs and the acJing
was very good indeed. All there is
to be regretted is that more people did
not see the presentation.
In addition to his boot backing
stand in front OF G. H. Campbell q
Henry Mute will operate stand in
front Of Changers barber shop Sun
days.
Angelo Scampini and H. W. Scott
returned from Burlington this after
noon. The Rosenberg
case resulted in a verdict Of $1O6 Is
damages, and the costs for Rosenberg.
He sued Scampini for $500. Cush.
man, Sherman and Ballard appeared
for Rosenberg and Fl. w. Scott and
Brown & Macomber appeared for
Scampini.
DR.. ]. Henry Jackson and Dr. M
D. Lamb we're In consultation yester-
day on the case of Mrs E. Z. Will
l,ams of Cliff street, whose condition
is growing worse.
A portion of the bank on Cliff street
slid of yesterday, narrowly missing
some children at play. There was a
previous slide Tuesday afternoon of
this week.
| Miss Maude Blanchard of Randolph
is visiting Miss Jessie Church.
John Hall Of East Barre went to
Burlington today.
A. j. Aldrch OF East Barre has
gone tQ St. Johnsbnry on business,
At the opera house tonight the
Italian Philo Dramatic CLUB will pre-
sent "a Celebrated Case ~ The |, ad-
ing members of the caste are Mrs
Garetto, and Mrs Malna,i, and the
Misses Pirolini, K, RosSi, A. Rossi and
Soldini. M. RuSca is the leading
man.
Traffic between here and East Barre
has to be over the hill owing to a
break in the water main Of the Old
East Barre water plant which has
flooded the roadway.
There will be a rehearsal of Rob
Roy at X. Of p, hall at $50 p. m. A
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden, DR.. G.
W. Steele, J. W. Grady, E. j. Ovens,
G. G. Baldwin, the members Of Bruces
orchestra, and others, returned from
Mortified this forenoon.
| John Brassaw went to Mortified
this noon.
Mrs. L e. Smith of Elm street left
this noon to visit her daughter, Mrs.
L. f. Peck Of Fitchburg, Mass.