Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-15
CITY NEWS

The Mobiles OF Mount Sinai Temple
will make pilgrimage to st. Johns.
bury May oath.
| N. S. Love resumed work at Prindle
& Averill'S this morning after a short
| illness.
A regular communication Of Gran.
lite Lodge, No. 35, T. & A. NJ, will be
held on Friday evening.
Miss Holt will speak at Unity TEN.
pie South Barre, next Sunday at 1890
| a. m.
Henry Solary ia conSapevole colonia
Italiana che eSSo avendo cOmperato il
cavallocon con l'espresso di. Charles
Zanleoni, esso lavora per conto pro.
prio non ia parte con nessuno, percio
Sc ge' Italiani wranno piacere II favor
irlO puOtranno trovarlO ALA Stazione
all 'arrivo di ogui treno ALA Barberia
di A. Fregosi addOve poSSono lasciare
/ lOrO Oroini.
Miss Edith Allen has returned from
a weeks visit In Randolph.
Messrs. Rugg & Campbell are put.
ting out bills advertising great at.
fractions at the Granite City Trotting
Park Decoration Day.
Fred King left on the sos train
yesterday afternoon for Moore's Forks,
N. Y, to attend the funeral Of his
sister Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and
child left yesterday afternoon for
Burlington.
A. A. McComb has entered the en-
ploy of V. e. Ayers as cabinet maker.
John Begg moved yesterday from
Elm ST., to South Barre.
Mrs. Louise Boyce left yesterday
for Bradford to attend the Rebeckah
Assembly.
Tiger Hose Co. No. 3, had lively
practice meeting on Burnham s mea.
dow last night. At the business
meeting held afterwards nothing but
routine matter came up for consldera-
ton.
George Merchant, tool sharpener,
left last night for Portland, Me.
James Hulihan returned last night
from Newport, Vt.
Several Italians arrived in the city
last night from the Old Country.
There was not a quorum present at
the meeting of the school commits.
sioners last night, so no business was
transacted.
H. E. Reynolds and o. L. Cheever
left this morning for Morrisville where
they have a job carpenteIi g
George Poole has resumed work at |
M. F. Harrington's lunch ruom.
Dan Mcleod was in Orange yester.
day after speckled beauties. He is |
to have had great luck.
Supt. J. G. Griggs and Agent Pol
lard Of the local office of the Metro |
politan Life Insurance Co. go to Bos-
ton tonight to attend convention Of
the company's agents, they being the
and agent respecfive-
ly having turned in the most business
from this state.
IL. e. Palmer of Burlington is in
tine city today On busine S injected
with the asbestos mines At Eden
which are reported to be panning out
beyond expectations.
The amusement committee Of the
adieS of Clan Gordon will meet with
Mrs. Robert Fraser on John street.
Friday evening.
Perley Thayer has finished work for
Toe Wood
The Moondyne Whist Club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs Cbas. Fl.
1ampbell, THURSDAY evening.
The Ida Reed W. c. Il. U. will
meet with Mrs II. Fl. Watkins FIJI ,
lay, May II, at 2 30 p. m. Let all
he members be present. Mrs. O. c.
1regware, secretary.
There will be a meeting of the am
sement committee of Clan Gordon on
thursday evening at 7 o'clock in the
Ian s rooms. I
John Colomb has gone to Cham.
lain, N. Y. -
Meeting of the Burns Club this eve
ing in Carpenters hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jack have re. e
lrned from Scotland. b
The last two days have been ideal n
nd the hOrsemen at the Granite City II
rotting Park have been working =,
1eir horses out in preparation for the
Ices Decoration Day. n
j. G. Dyer is confined to the house B
18th sprained ankle.
Local amusement seekers will have -
1 opportunity at the opera house to- n,
ght to witness the latest farce com. ',
ly, "Duffy's Jubilee, " which is said t.
contain pure and refreshing com. =
~, delightful singing, pretty cos =,
ines, gorgeous stage settings, nim- P,
e dancing and charming music by ttee
lperb operatic orchestra. 1t is la
'thing but fun from start to finish. :
I'd all who wish to spend an evening he
this kind should not fail to zee BIT
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