Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
Latest Edition.
CITY News.

On TUESDAY evening District Depu-
ty Great Sachem ]. A. L. Julian as
sisted by M. M. Gordon as great
prophet and G O. Averill as great
sannap will raise up'' the newly
elected chiefs Of Iroquois Tribe OF
Red Men. 32l.235,
The Young Mems club Of the Pres
byteran church will meet on Friday
night Of this week instead OF on Tues.
day night, on account Of the lecture.
233 237
Prof. Lentini is to act as violinist
for Geo II Wilder's orchestra OF
Montpelier and is to play violin and
mandolin for the present. 1886
Hoyt's "Texas Steer at the opera
house Feb. l.
The great farce comedy "Brown's
in Town" is the next attraction at
the opera house Jan 81.
Regular meeting of Granite Lodge J
J No. IS, F. and A. M, Friday evening,
Jan. II, at o'clock. 234.2s8 u
Mrs. Richard Griggs has gone to
Ashburnham, Mass, called there by
the sickness Of her sister.
Yesterdays Montpelier Argus says:
Mrs Clinton N. Field, formerly Of
Barre. now residing in New York
city, sang with Christ church choir
Sunday curing the morning service.
Mrs. Field has soprano voice Of rare
purity and and sweet ness, and her
enunciation is notably clear and dis.
tinct. Her rendering Of the otfertory
solo, "Bethlehem, by Adams, was
marked by praiseworthy intelligence,
expression and finish, and made a
most favorable impression. Mrs.
Field has for some time past beer q
pupil Of Prof. A. ]. Phillips of this
city and her accomplishment does
great credit to his painstaking and
skillful training At the evening
service Miss Edith Nj. Brooks sang de-
lightfully the solo, Zone Sweetly Sol.
emn Thought" by Ambrose. The
music III its ,ntirety, in both morning
and evening service, was exceptionally
fine.
Miss Cleors 0Dodge left for florida
last night where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
J. f. Charbonneau opened'*Yester.
day in Room SO, Miles Granite block,
a branch office for Wood, Harmon s.
Co., the big real estate dealers Of New
York. Mr.. Charbonneau IS the mana.
ger for0New hampshire and Vermont
and says that this city will be the
headquarters for the operations in
the two states. The firm are just at
present Sc ling lots at 'Rugby"a new
suburb Of Brooklyn only five miles
from the. New York city hall. Mr..
Charbonneau says that much Barre
, capital is invested in this enterprise.
There will probably be only one
bowling game In this city this week,
that on Thursday evening between the
Crescents and the Granite Cltys,> l.
is true that the Pastimes of NEtbSs
| lier expect to play the Crescents
Wednesday evening but the latter will
probably refuse to play on that date
as they feel that one game week is
bout all they care for and besides as
the Pdstimes have failed 10 keep their
engagements several times the feeling
row is that they should be the ones
to be disappointed little and see how
they like it themselves.
There will be joint public debate
at the Hedding M. E church on the
evening OF Wednesday, Jan. %, under
the auspices of the Epworth League
! upon the subject, "TruStS vs. Anar-
chism." The affirmative side will be
! maintained by G. S. Andrews and E.
t M Lyon, while the negative will be
. sustained by join Bishop and Lewis
: Jones. The debate promises to be a
warm one as each side is hard at work
S preparing it's arguments.
Hose No. 5, will elect officers at its
regular meeting this evening.
Charles G. Quimby has left the en-
ploy OF l.. J. Bolster and has gone to
; work for Melcher & Hadley.
, Charles P. Jones returned yesterday
= rom Chelsea where he spent Sunday.
: Mrs. A. S. Robinson isquite i'll.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Prindle return
t ed today from a short stay at Waits
e field.
i Mrs. w. d. Reid as 1.-THE past chief
sister installed these officers at the
:, meeting of the ladies of Clan Gordon
q last evening: Chief sister, Mrs. T.
D Kesson, Vi ie sister, Mrs. James Adie,
e chaplain, Mrs. John bowers, rec. Sec,
). Mrs. Donald Blake, flo. sec, Mrs Will
liam Cruickshank. treas, Mrs. John
Wlldgoose, conductor, Mrs. Robert
t Ingls, Inside guard, Mrs. Mary Kel'
g man, outside guard, Mrs. Andrew Cor
: don, physician, DR.. W. D. Reid. AT
forwards cake and coffee were served