Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-14
CITY News.

There will be regular meeting OF
St. Johns Court, c. o. F., this even
ing.
The monthly BUSINESS meeting OF
the Epworth League will be held Fri
day evening at 100 o'clock in the
CHAPEL Of the Methodist church. All
members are requested to be present,
and especially those Of the new choir
as there will be rehear al at the con-
clusion Of the meeting Mrs. Scott,
Sec'y.
The C eek lists have been posted
and Alderman M ann issues a warn
ing to all voters to see that their
names are on the list. AS there have
been many complaints in the past
that names have been dropped or are
not put on, all are urged to see the
lists as failure to do this will put the
blame on the individual where it be-.
longs.
The Independent Order o Foresteis
will hold a regular meeting Friday
evening. 259.6l
The curtain will not rise on the first
act Of "Josh Spruceby" tonight until
8 80, owing to the citizens caucus.
the funny old farmer and his yam
bee band at opera house tonight.
The "Way Down East" play Josh
SprUceby at opera house tonight.
Prices for Josh Spruceby at opera
house tonight are 10, 20, 80 and SO
cents.
The great rube play Josh Spruceby
at opera house tonight.
All Of the italian colony are looking
forward with much expectation to the.
dance tomorrow evening in Socialist,
hall on Granite street. The hall has
been deliberately decorated in anlicipa-
tion of this event.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Con-
gregational church will hold rum
mage sale in Averll's store, 80 North
Main street, the afternoons and even
ings OF Feb. IA ana 18th. Be sure
and Come and bring y ur friends with
you. You may find just the articles
you have been needing, which you
can buy very c cap. 2606l
There will be an old and young
folks dance at Unity T mple, South
Barre. on Wednesday evening, Feb.
10. Houses full orchestra will beIn
attendance. Supper will be served ,
by the ladies. 260.65
]. W. Holton's bundle sale opens to- J.,
morrow.
The funeral Of Mrs. A. j. Baldwin
was held yesterday afternoon at her
late home On Prospect street and was
we'll ATTENDED by relatives and friends.
Rev. A. E. Atwater otflciated and
there was singing by several people
from the Methodist church. The
burial was in Elmwood cemetery and
the bearers were R. L. Clark, William
Goodwin, l.. A Gale and F Fl. Hop
kins. There were many elegant floral
tributes, they being sent by A. J. and
G. S B .ldwin, Mrs. Amanda Ashline.
Miss Flora M. Ashline. Hopkins &
Huntington, Mrs. John McHugo, Chas.
5. Bald win, Miss Eva NJ. Baldwin,
Mrs. Myra Lund, Mrs. Willis Jackson,
E. M. Wood, Mrs. J. q. King, Miss
Maggie c. King, Miss Emma Hopkins,
George Burr and the employees OF
Hopkins & Huntington.
Those WIN attended the eighth
number of the series Of entertain
meuts by the Barre Entertainment
Associa, ion at the opera house last
night were greatly pleased with the.
concert given by the Ladies Symphony
Orchestra of Boston. 1t was great
feast for lovers of good music. Before
the curtain rose Prof. Mathewson
stated that owing to nisunderst and
ing Hamilton Wright Mabie will not
appear in the course Feb. 2lst, as
scheduled. The committee have
made arrangements with Captain
Campbell of San Francisco to give
an illustrated lecture on the Philip
pines on that date.
Granite Lodge, No. IS F. & A. M,
will work the second degree tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Pitkin arrived
in town last night. They will reside
ia one of L. j. B5lster's houses at the
corner of Bolster avenue and WASH
ington street. Mr.. Pitkin will COM
mence work for Phelps. Bros. as soon
as h. is settled In his new home.
The enterpising shoe firm Of Tilden
& Wiley have completely renovated
their store in the Wood block and it
is vast improvement. The shelves
and ceiling being painted white the
rooms are much lighter and tue place
| annparS very neat