Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
CITY News.

Work has begun on cleaning up the
trotting park track and the horsemen
think there will be good string OF
horses to train-there this year.
Fourteen horses were shipped by
Fred Slayton last night to Miles Dana
OF New York.
The sociable at the Baptist Church
last evening under the auspices OF the
Y. z. S. G. e. was we'll attic nded and
proved very enjoyable. Almost the
entire evening was spent In guessing
the names o. missionaries given IN
anagrams upon the walls OF the chapel
and refreshments were served. The
committee In charge Of the sociable
were M. E. Cheney Mrs. u. G. Jones
and Miss Florence Hutchinson.
Miss Jemima Leith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Leith entertain
ed about fifteen OF ner young friends
at her home on the Piainfield road
last evening the occasion being her
fourteenth birthday. Games were
played and refreshments OF cake and
coffee were served. The young lady
is popular student in the Carlton
district and her friends testified their
esteem for her last evening by pre-
senting her with many beautiful pre-
.ntE.
Several Of the local baseball enthusi.
asts met at the trotttng park LIST nigt
and elected officers as follows: Walter
Scott, Manager and M. Sullivan Cap
tain. The situation was talked over
and 1t was found that the best Of ma
terial can be had fer team AMI all
that is needed is financial support.
The annual inspection Of St. Aide
mar Commandery, knights Templar,
will be held tits evening at 100.
Right Eminent Grand Commander,
Daniel Payson OF Windsor, will be
present in bis official capacity. This
is the last meeting before the annual
election of officers.
Camp Lamson Spanish American
War Veterans will lold meeting in
Armory hail on Friday evening at
100. There are now AZ members and
the charter roll will be closed onFriday
night, Wnen the cnarCer mem Der lnItl-
alton will take place.
Alexander Fowiie mas been located
at Montreal, James Adle has been
appointed receiver in the bankruptcy
case.
Or. and Mrs.J. +. insolvency went
to Burlington yesterday afternoon.
H. Heels has gone to Plattsburgh,
N. Y. to live.
The hearing in the case Of Smith.
Whitcomb & Cook VS. Barre Water
Co., was to be held tomorrow but has
been again postponed on account of
the attorneys being busy in county
court.
The many friends in this city OF
Mrs. c. l.. lexington, will be sorry to
learn that she has been i'll nearly all
winter at her home iu Mortified. She
| is however better now.
George Reed is at home from Col.
lege for few days
Angelo Scampint returned this
morning from a short business trip to
| Hoston.
H. B. Ockington of Mortified is in
the city today on legal busine SIS.
Sidney Martin of Williamstown is
In town on business today.
Don't forget your seats for Uncle
Terry.
Water Expert f. c. Coffin returned
last night to bis home in Boston after
looking over the city water system.
He ordered several test pits dug and
other work done. After this is COM
pleued he will return and 60 on with
the investigation
Remember the return engagement
OF Uncle Terry next Tuesday even.
ing.
1.-THE New England Order OF Protection
will hold it's annual meeting Ia Mont.
pelier, next Tuesday afternoon in
G. A. R hall. The regular business
meeting will occur in the afternoon
and at O'Clock banquet is to be
given. The degrees will be worked
by the St. Johns bury team after the
banquet.
Season tickets for the Barre Musical
Association entertainments are now
on sale with Tilden & Wiley and the
Peoples Shoe Store. 60
Uncle Terry Tuesday night.
George Mackie is reported as rest.
ing comfortably this noon.
William T. Milne has gone to Al
bany, N. Y.
| George Johnston has gone to
Boston.