Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-01
CITY News.

Frank P. Merrill OF Boston is In the
city today.
A. J. Lamb oflNorthfield Is in town
today visiting friends.
The case OF Mexican VS., Marr&Ger.
don will close in County Court today.
DR.. Rodney F. Willard of West
Topsham is In the city on business to-
day.
The Blacksmiths meet at Bert
Briggs shop tomorrow evening at
730.
The Burlesquers arrived In town
this morning and will appear at the
opera house tonight.
Lovers Of music are glad to see
their old friends the harp and violin
on the street again.
Mrs. Julian Morse is moving into
the Philo Camp house on Washington
st. She has been living in the block
over the Granite Savings Bank s.
Trust Go.
Ray Adams formerly Of the Tele-
gram force has entered the employ Of
the Combination Cash Store Co., and
will come here in few days from bis
home In Randolph Center.
The Rev. F. A. Holden is to give
an illustrated lectures this evening at
South Bars on the Pan.American
Fair. This is for the benefit of the
South Barre School. Mr.. Holden
lectured here last night.
John Boomhower arrived In town
this morning from Bellows Falls
on visit. He was formerly we'll
known driver in this city.
The Letohytic whist club met last
night with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Grady.
Mrs. George Bond and F. H. Rogers
won the first prizes and Mrs. A. G.
Fay and W.. H. Pitkin took the BOBBY
prizes.
Ralph Emerson arrived here yester.
day after a six weeks visit in New
York and began work today at Peck
Bros, at Montpelier.
There will be dance at the Armory
in Montpelier tomorrow night with
music by the Montpelier orchestra.
Dancing will be kept up until /
O'Clock when special car will leave
for this city.
F. P. Curtis OF Philadelphia and E.
X. Parker Of Burlington, were In this
city yesterday. They are interested
in gas manufacturing plants and it is
supposed their visit was In the inter.
ests Of the Peoples Lighting, Heating
s. Power Co.
The Italians Of the city are having
holiday today it being the legal La.
Dor Day in Europe. Several leading
Italian socialists from New York are
in the city, and they are Observing
the occasion this afternoon with
speeches and social gathering at
their hall on Granite street.
Joseph Lamb of Boston, a former
we'll known athlete at Goddard Sem.
mary, arrived in town this morning on
business trip.
Miss Gertrude Robinson OF Swanton,
formerly OF this city, was brought
to the St. Adams hospital last even
ing, where she will undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.
At the meeting Of the Federation
OF Women's clubs held il Worthen s
hall, yesterday, it was decided to re.
tain the district nurse, Miss Ella M.
Norton, for longer time as the ladies
feel confident that they are doing a
good work in this way. Miss Norton
has been employed during the past
three months 612 hours. 346 Of these
hours being given to charity work.
John Carson, Mrs. Calder and Miss
Maggie Mcdonald left this morning
for visit in Boston.
There we're sixty-two tickets sold at
the G. V. station last night for the
special train that left here at O'Clock
for the Italian dance at Williamstown.
The train returned home at 2 O'CLOCK
this morning.
J. A. Comoli and family left on the
noon train for Concord, N. H., where
they will reside.