Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-09
LAST EDITION..
CITY NEWS.


come up full attendance is request
ed. 22S.30
The reception that was to have been
Tuesday evening at Granireville to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bi.lodeau, who were mar.
ried only Tuesday morning, was post.
poned until Friday evening as the
fire In Miles hall did too much dam.
age for the affair to take place then.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mahoney
have returned from their visit at Nor
wich, Conn.
z. Timon has returned from Gardi-
ner, Mass.
R. L. Hayward has gone to Port.
land, Me.
On account OF the sickness OF wit.
ness the case Of State VS. Joe Broggi
for the alleged sale of liquor has been
continued until Feb. 5.
Miss Bessie Messer Of Mortified was
in this city yesterday.
II. R. Colby and Fred Cunningham
have charge of the erection of Two OF
Trow & Phelps new houses beng.
built by c. L Bugbee on Pleasantly
street.
The ladies of the &. A. r. will hold
their regular meeting Friday evening
Jan. TO-, in their tall in the City
building at o'clock. The installa.
tion of officers will take place and it
is hoped all members will be pres.
emit. 23O.3l
Business is so good with Anton
Ilecker that he has put two additional
cigar makers at work, one coming
here from Boston and the other from
Rutland.
Fred Bird has purchased half in
terest in Edward Chesser's market and
will take possession about February l !
He ias been employed at Smith Bros
market for several years. Mr.. Chest
ser finds his business growing so that
he is glad 70 take partner who will
share the details as we'll as the re.
sponsibilities with him.
According to the schedule the Pas.
times of Montpelier are to bowl the
Crescents this evening on the A. D.
Morse alleys.
A postponed contest was rolled last
evening on the A. D. Morse alleys be.
tween the Pastimes Of Montpelier and
the Granite Citys. The latter won
two out of the three games, getting
the last game by pin. On the total
points the Montpelier team was ahead
POST to 204S. The individual scores
we're: Granite Citys - Russell, SAY
Averill, 47O; Gates, 451; Perry, 4S5;
Ashley, 4O5. Pastimes-Jones, Alb;
Putnam, 1888: Page, 437: Dwinell, 424:
DuLuc 427.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega.
tional church are planning for rum.
mage sale the first Of February.
Miss Addie l.. Weber has gone to
Willimantic, Conn.
George Cassie has sold another OF
his sable collie dogs. This one is
pup to VIM. Barclay. Its father is
"Cresent Butte" prize winner at
the New York bench shows, and its
mother is Mr.. Castles pure blooded
Scotch collie bitch, MARY McGregor."
Mrs. Clara Cote and children le[I
this morning for Wilder.
Chief Of P~lice Brown says that all
the hills in this city are posted in re-
gard to coasting. but that the boys
in many cases have pulled down the
notices. He says that if be catches
any boys tearing down notices or
asting he shall prosecute them.
There will be special communica.
tion of Granite Lodge, No. IS, F. &
A. M, on Friday. evening Work 3rd
degree.
The principals on the Zephra cast
will meet at 1870 Friday night with
Mrs.C. R. Scott, No. l East st. All are
requested to have their parts as we'll
committed as possible.
The Hook & Ladder Co., elected
the following officers last evening at
their annual meeting: Foreman, W.
T. O. mpbell: assistant foreman, Z. A.
Prindle: clerk and treasurer, W. D.
Campbell; auditors. Charles r. Hoyt,
c. B Gladding and B. J. Morse; stew.
ard, Ed Tobin.
The Priscilla club will meet with
Mrs. Frank W. Jackson at her home
on Dewey ST., Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
T. R. Mills left last night for New
York to jim Mrs. Mills who is stop. !
ping there. lie will be gone about
week.
John Months and Miss RoSalie
Marchelli we're married this morning
by Rev. P. NJ. McKenna.