Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-25
CITY News.

The Central Labor Union meets to
night.
St. John Court No.522 G. o. F. will
bold a regular meeting tonight.
Human Skeels Of Ogdensburgh, N.
Y, is In the city on short visit.
lara Griswold OF fMorrisville is In
this city the guest of his daughter,
Mrs G. II. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Wiley and Ar
thur Tilden have returned from their
visit In Mortified.
George Ii. Turner, advance agent Of
"Slaves Of Opium" burlesquers, is in
! town today.
All the local mllliners have been at
the City Hotel today looking over the
samples OF headgear being shown by
travelling salesman.
The joint musical committee from
the clubs Of the Presbyterian church
will meet tomorrow evening at 6.45
to arrange for the closing concert
which is to be held on the 9Th of May.
The Prohibition Alliance meets at
100 tonight in Gospel Hall.
Judge Lyford of Warren has sold a
building lot on the French estate to
w. H. Gale for 1915. The sale was
made through the F. B, Cate Real Els.
tate Agency.
There was very god attendance
at the musical festival at the opera
house last night, and the audience are
highly enthusiastic in their praise to-
day Of the best music ever heard in
the city. All music lovers should
make an effort to attend the concert
this evening.
L. E. Broadwell of Fairburg, Ill.,,
left on the early train for Plattsburgh,
N. Y, after spending a few weeks
with hi brothers, G. A. and G. II.
Brcd1well. at their home in Berlin.
After spending lew weeks In Platts.
burgh he will return to his home.
At the meeting Of Court Granite
City F. of A. held last night the mat
ter CT nurse fund was talked over but
no vote was passed. 1t was referred
back to the committee.
The Barre letter carriers will be
represented at the annual meeting OF
the Vermont branch VI the National
Association of Letter Carriers to be
held at Rutland, May 20.
In county court the Graniteville
case OF j. A. Mcleod VS.. E. j. Wood
bury. apt, has been settled and dis.
continued. George T Swasey for the
plaintiff and R. NJ. Harvey for the de.
PENDANT.
1t IS expected that the Rev. Mr..
Eastman Of Chelsea will be the next
pastorof the Congregational Church at
East Barre.
Frank Brown is laid up with ton
silitis.
James Houlihan formerly Of this city
but for some time past of Northtield
has left the latter place for Montana
where he will cut stone.
At the meeting OF CompanyE. last
night four new substitute members
were voted In.
Leon Scofeld has returned from
Palm Beach Florida where he has been
spending the winter.
John Marion has 0purchased new
rot backing stand and will have 1t
located in front Of Changers barber
shop.
1t is expected that the target am.
munition for Company E will arrive
in few days. The company will be
divided into squads and they will
shoot at the range every day begin!
ming at once. The final score at the
end Of the season will decide the mat
ter Of the regimental cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kelton and
Miss Laura Gray Of North Montpelier
are in the city this afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Allie
Whiting Cate of North Montpelier, a
former student at Goddard Seminary,
will be sorry to learn that she is lying
at the point OF death and that there
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