Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-21
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CITY News.


Hartford arrived in the city this
morning for visit.
Some u or Is members Of the
MOBILES OF the Mystic Shrine will 60 to
White River Junction tomorrow,
leaving On the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ID. Phelps are
spending the day in Burlington.
Mrs. Homer Fits was in Burlng-
ton today.
DR.. c. F. Gimp will return from
Burlington today.
Thomas Brady left this afternoon
for Burlington where he will meet
Mrs Brady who will bring home the
remains Of their child. The burial
will take place in Burlington.
The Rev. r. f. Lowe returned this
morning from few days visit IN
WaitStield.
Granite City Camp Of the Modern
Woodmen met last night and Initial
ed two candidates. They also ballot.
ed upon two applications for member.
ship.
The Barre Supply Co., have jusl
sold large steam pump to put u at
the quarry of Fl. A. Ellis at East
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Scampini ar
rived in this city this morning on
their return from Boston.
A temporary bridge is being erected
at North Barre from North Main st.
, to the Sortwell and Morse property.
The old bridge has been torn down
and pile drivers are at work putting In
the new one.
E The Williamstown Gulf House is
. now open for the summer. h. }. Gale
has sold the business to parties by the
name OF Dean s. Granger OF Boston.
' While Letter Carrier H. B. Hough-
ton is away at Phillipsburg, P. O..
y Substitute Earl NJ, Lewis is taking bis
n place,
E.A. Prindle and II. b. Holghton
4. went to Phlipsburg, P. O.. yesterday
: afternoon to join Fritz Jackson On
.. fishing trip.
n John Maeee, the Goddard twirler'
r ia to leave June 18th for the White
Mountains, where he Will play base
=. ball this summer.
,S The Republican city committee or
MONTPELIER are wrestling with the
question of how to keep the Demo-
;" Gratis from voting in the caucus thls
u, Wednesday evening An attempt 10
III pack the caucus with Clement Demo
III Gratis is expected and Democratic ward
~ politicians openly aver that their co.
&c. te horts will take part In the caucus ana
Wv claim the Republicans cannot stop
them. The same condition OF affairs
es is said to be feared in this CITY,
~ City Attorney William Wishar'
~ when called in to give legal advice tic
eu the CITY council on the Buchanan
o VI, matter, when it first came before thai
III body, told them to give Mr.. Buchanan
due notice that he must NE SsGls
IS factory bond within ten GAYS or tn
office would be declared vacant. I'M
advice was diSregarded and with VIVA
la effect the public has seen.
Rev. f. M. Fuller Of this city SPOKE
ers last evening at Newbury IN the IN
8, terests of the AnttSaloon League
&C. speaking this evening at West New
bury and at Wells River tomorrow
. evening.
|. All base ball cranks are postponin|
10 all business that comes OF
next Monday so as to be able to len
their presence to the game betwee
Goddard and Montpelier Seminary
list There has never been game IN tn
history OF the two schools that ha
) awakened as much interest as Uni
one, for tho two teams are very ever
u ly matched.
"' The Burlington, Ia, Hawkeye, tint
21. speaks Of concert given In that GU
- by Alfred A. Farland, who will pla
here May 24:--"Mr. Farland Is we
termed the worlds greatest banjois
and last evening his rendering
difficult classical music upon the hun
}. bic banjo was as artistic as any violil
- ist could do. His cradle song, 'Wn
" genlied," was most beautiful al
the melody so sweet, soft and low, 2
ng almost bringing to the vision or tf
SPECTATORS, sweet voiced moth
singing her child to Sleep
The officials of the Grand Trur
railway arrived in town this noon
their special car Mansfield, and a
X. inspecting the Barre railroad at u
ouarries this afternoon. What Il
purpose of the visit may be we
- unable to tell because the officials I
fuse to reveal anything, but there is
rumor that the visit has an importa
Significance in the way OF a conte'
plated purchase.