Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-01
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PAPER PUBLISHED IN BARRE.
CITY News.

H. E. Cutler Of Burlington is In
town.
w. W. Bellville, the Graniteville
stage driver who has been seriously Ill
In this city for a long time, was re-
moved to his home In G~ranitevllle to.
day. His many friends will be rejoic-
ed to learn that he will recover.
All members Of the chorus are urged
to be present this evening at the re.
hearsal, as little time remalns before
festival week. New singers are cor.
daily invited to attend and join the
chorus. The faithful attendance OF
all the members is necessary from
now until the festival. Mr.. Blaisdell
is expected to be present at the next
rehearsal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pierce are
the parents Of 9 pound daughter,
born last night.
G. A. Cushman has returned from q
few days visit at his former home In
Lyndon Center.
There will be four candidates init.
lated at the meeting of the N. e. o.
P. tomorrow evening. At the close
Of the meeting new sugar will be
served to members and their families.
All members who have not paid their
dues come prepared to do so.
Grace Newhall and Avis Wheeler
will have their dolls millinery opening
at the home Of Avis Wheeler on the
French estate In e. A. browns house.
The prices are from 2 cents to IS
cents. All girls are welcome. 300.01
1.-The ladies of the Athena club will
hold their annual banquet at the
home Of L. B. Cate East street Tues.
day evening, April 1.
Miss May hurry Of Barnet is in
Montpelier visiting friends.
Miss Helen Thwing is working for
Mrs. W. F. Shepard in her millinery
shop this season.
Rev. D. Daigneault of Graniteville,
went to Burlington this morning.
Rev. e. N. Salmon of Swanton who
assisted Rev. D. Daigneault at Gran.
iteville during Holy Week returned
w AAo AVAAV NAA0 ~OAAAh
Ivy Rebekah Lodge of Montpelier
will hold a whist party in their hall
this evening.
Miss Gladys E. Barron is now
ployed at the Combination Cash Store
as an extra clerk.
Assessors e. F. Smith and Carl
Hall started out this morning to dis
tribute the inventories. Assessor Nat
Whittier is still confined to his b ,use
by illness,
There wi l be a special meeting of
the city council this evening.
Moses Charbonneau, the veteran
shoemaker, is b0asting that he made
more people answer to tho April Fool
Joke today than any other man IN
town. He says he fooled almost
everybody from Col. a. R. Stoughton
, to Mayor Melcher.
, J. G. Trow returned to Hardwick,
/. this morning after q visit in this
e city.
: DR.. Gilman Of tho hospital project,
stated this morning that the Hooker
e mansion is being put in condition for
occupancy as fast as possible and that
t it is safe to say that the hospital will
be In operation inside Of two weeks.
Clark Thorn is laid up with a felon
on his right hand. 1t is right in the
palm and is very painful.
Candidates for the Grand Orient
. are very numerous and it is now Ger.
tain that large class will have the
degree worked on them at the meet.
ing Of this ancient and noble order
; held here within the next two
weeks.
People who have occasion to travel
on Merchant St., after dark have sug.
gested that If Mr.. Tomasi fails to
catch any one in his death trap be
might string another iron rope across
the sidewalk next to his cellar. II be
keeps or leaving them at night With
out q lantern he cannot fail to fill his
!, cellar with broken limbed people in
a very short time.