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

Anton Hecker spent Sunday at Bel
lows Falls.
Rev E. M. Fuller and his son, Earl,
left this morning for North STRAIT
ford, N. H.. whore the latter Will stay
all summer, the former returning az
the end OF the week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Steele spent
Sunday at Mortified. |
George Irwin spent Sunday in Bur-
lington.
The engagement Of Philios Canton
and Miss Lizzie Cook is announced
and the marriage will take place early
In June.
A nesting Of the executive com
mittees of all the labor organizations
in the city is called for Wednesday |
evening In Tool-Shafpeners' hall.
The rumor that was in circulation
Yesterday Ia regard to meeting OF
the Central Labor Union to be held in
the after Don was incorrect as no meet
lug was held
A picnic was held yesterday at
Townsend's grove under the auspices
Of the Studii di Social.
That Alfred A. Farand, who will
appear at the Barre opera house, May
"a is a banjo player Of a wide reputa-
ton and great skill as is shown by
this notice from the Harrisburg, Pa,
Call: "The Farland concert was the
richest musical treat ever rendered a
Harrisburg audience "
A regular meeting Of Granite Roya
Arch Oh apter will be held on Tuesday
evening, May 20, at 8 O'Clock.
Manager Lapoint has decided to
keep the opera house open during the
summer, and will play large number
of one-night attractions and at other
times will introduce high class vaude-
vile. Electric fans are to be installed
for the com fort of the patrons. The
first OF the vaudeville entertainments
will open next Monday night, when
a number of New York artists, headed
+ by Miss Hulda Tucker the great ac'
robatic dancer, will appear.
: The Altrurians met with Mrs. E. j.
/ Sowden, Friday evening, and elected
the following officers: President, MRS.
S Silloway; vice president, Miss Carrie
d White: secretary, Mrs. A. B. Averill
0 program committee, Mrs. Kinney
y Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Glysson.
$ In several OF the churches last even
ing the pastors made reply to the
y address given here Thursday evening
i. by Hon. P. w. Clement of Rutland
e in which they made defense OF thu
d prohibitory law.
b Emma LeClair, the daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex LeClair, died Sat
IS urday from scarlet fever at her hom
/. on Farwell St. The burial was In tn
l. Catholic cemetery in the evening.
There will be meeting Of tn
Id Modern Woodmen Of America tomol
row evening at which it is expecte
o. there will be several candidates I'M
TO tiated.
ey Nearly all the fishermen who wen
ne to Berlin pond yesterday were sut
ct cessful and many fish were caught.
to A boat at Berlin pond tipped owe
ag yesterday splitting two Italians int
the water.
There will be regular meeting
Clan Gordon, O. S. c., this evel
ing.
)" The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh, und'
ii. the direction Of A. F. Nail, We
k, known here as '.Uncle Joe," is to
m produced at the Boston theatre II
'ut entire week Of June l6. tits expec
all ed Mr.. Nail will come to Barre son
OF time in August.
nc M. M. Gordon returned this NOR
me ing from Springfield, Mass.
oiu Peter Depatie spent Sunday at I
q. home In Milton.
nd Mrs. M. M. Gordon has return
nv from Bethel.
by N. j. Roberts has gone to Greer
boro pond.
. F. S. Cheney has gone to Verge
mes.
Former Mayor N. D. Phelps. j.
Dillon, A. P. Abbott, Frank McWh'
inn ter, E. A. Drown and B. W. Hool
70 with a friend OF the last named, Fl
' an Hollins, returned Saturday event
~, from successful fishing trip OF
'rro week at Greensboro pond.
,iy- Mrs. D. E. Martin and child l
the this morning for her home at Ogde
oh. burg, r. Y. aitera visit OF a TO
ids night with husband, D. e. Martin
DR.. the Combination Cash Store.
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