Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-16
CITY News.

There will be rig liar m-ering Ct
Barre Company, No. 6, y. H. X. P,
this evening at 8 o'clock for the
election Of officers. There will also
be drill in preparation for assisting
in the work OF the first rank in the
Subordinate Lodge.
At the meeting of nhe Moondyne
club last hight the first prizes were
won by Mrs G. w. Steele and Mrs. f,
W. Jackson. The DO BY prizes were
taken by John Wallace and Mrs. II.
Mcleod. W. G. Reynolds and b. W.
Hooker brought the party home in
their big sleighs.
George Downie went to Randolph
last night returning today.
Several Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
from here atten led the joint installa-
ton of officers at East Barre last
night.
There wi be social dance at Cir.
Gle ST., hall tonight. Music by Prof.
Lentini's orchestra.
There is a ball at village hall, East
Montpelier, tonight.
The Crescents bowl against the
Granite Citys tonight:
Department Commander jill. Lucia
of Montpelier, goes to Williamstown
Tuesday to install the officers OF the
G. A. r. Post there.
Harry Eastman, who represented
the Massach usetts Mutual Life 1nsu-
rance company here recently had an
insurance office on the 9th floor Of the
Kennard, which was destroyed by fire
at Manchester, N. H., the other day
and all his office fixtures We're destroy
ed.
The committee OF arrangements for
the Burns club anniversary celebra'
ii, n report good progress The cele.
bration takes place in Armory hall at
100 sharp on the evening of Jan. "a,
and all are requested TO be GA hand
early, as there is long program.
The oarre Supply Company has just
sold an sxlO air compressor to Lynch
Bros. OF Montpelier, and l0xl0 to
the Brandon Italian Marble Co. Of
Middlebury.
The officers R. b. Crandall Post
G. A. R. were installed last night by
Department Commander Gen. j. Fl.
Lucia OF Montpelier. Some ten mem
bers OF Brooks Post OF NJ ,ntpelier
were present and one member Of The
Stowe post. The officers Of the Ladies
OF tie G. A. R., were Installed b
Past President Mrs. Corliss. Refresh.
ments we're served, and spec shes made
and a general good lime full wed.
On Friday evening, Jan. 81, the St.
Elizabeth Ladies Aid society will give
their first box sociahle and dance il
X. of P hall. Everyb dy liking a
good time and good music shnu at
tend this, as the proceeds ar for a
good cause. Pfi es and other .for
nation will be announced la q.
Miss Bella DJwnie received the
prize at the glassblowers Tuesday
night as the prettiest girl present.
The special city meeting will bt
held this evening in the opera house
to take action on the purchase of the
Orange brook water rights at Eas'
Barre. There SD uld be a good at
tendance
T. l. Snow has received a letter
from his wife, who is In the hospita
at Burlington, saying that she is muct
better and will be home 10 short
time.
Armory hall was crowded last night
by people who enjoyed the excellent
entt ruainmenJ given by the glas.
blowers. The program tonight viii
be better than ever. At 2 80 Saturday
aftern, on there will be grand baby
show, with three elegant presents fol-
the hansonest babies.
Rebekah whist party tomorrow
night. Everybody in 'ited.
Col. H. r. Stoughton is confined tc
the house by illness.
L. j. Bolster left this morning fl
Roxbury to buy wood.
James S. Milne has gone into part
nership with James Adie at the ole
Puritan sheds off South Main stree
and the. firm is known as Adie &
Milne,
| Mrs. A. G Dickey of East Barre
was in the city yesterday for the pur
D Use of having ner eyes examined ant
glasses fitted by Dr.. Hanson.