Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-23
CITY News.

"My Own Country" is the subjec
OF MT. John G. WOoley's lecture at tn
opera house Feb. 4. He has just beel
around the globe visiting other land
ana can speak Of this land Ct ours b,
comparison. Admission is free.
There was "nothing doing" in Cit
court today.
James Higgins returned to Hanover
today.
Water Superintendent W.T.. Ca mp
bell is on the sick list today.
Ira Norton of Bristol, who has
been visning his sister, Miss Ella NJ
Norton, returned home today.
Il. W. Scott EFT this noon for New
York city and Philadelphia.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are
reminded that the annual outing and
ball will be held at East Barre Jan.
81. Make your arrangements for at.
tending.
James Walker has gone to Shere.
brook P. @, to bring lis family to
this city.
The foundation stones for w. a..
Eastman's new house and barn to be
built next spring at the corner OF
Wellington and Walnut Sts., is being
drawn and placed on his lot.
A heavy coat Of sand makes the
sidewalks passable today.
The deeds from the East Barre mill
owners, which are now lin the hands
OF f. G. Rowland will be accepted by
the city within few days and the
purchase price paid.
Rev. P. c. Abbey OF Essex is in The
city today to have his eyes examined
for glasses by DR.. Hanson.
Miss Mary B. Loomis of the Camp
st., school, is Ill for few days unable
to teach.
The Pittsburgh bowling team came
to Montpelier last night and we're de.
feated by the Pastimes in three
straight games. They then came to
Barre and were defeated again by the
Crescents, two games out Of three.
The score was: Pastines, 776, 7O5,
IT'S, total OF 2l96. Plattsburghs,
800, III, GAS, total Of 2046.s
Miss Towne, who has been visiting
Mrs Albert Leberveau Of South Main
street, returned home to Morrisville
this morning.
Three of those insects yclept "spot-
ters' are operating here at the pres
ent time, but they are such farmers"
at the business that every one is
dead on" to them ana cE,y get the
cold shoulder whenever they try to
work their little game. Two of them
are young men and one is abont 40
They all have that hang. dog look
which cha acterizes spoilers. 1t is
rumored that some Of ''the boys" are
laying" for them, and will give them
a warm time.
Miss Gertrude Goodrich OF Hard.
wick, who has been here visiting her
brother returns home this afternoon.
W. A. Drew left last night for New
York city.
w. Fl Pitkin returned to Saranac
Lake, N. Y. on the - OF train this
morning. He has secured a tenement
on Washington street and will move
here soon.
Regular meeting OF the r. q. | P.
A. tonight. The matter of sick ben
etits will be discussed and full It.
tendance is requested
The Queen Citys are scheduled to
bowl here against the Granite Citys
tonight.
Clan Gordon and c. o. F. play crib
bage tonight.
Gleason & Co., OF Montpelier, the
furniture dealers. are always willing
TO show their goods Give them a
call
The Priscilla Club will meet with |
Mrs. John Johnson Friday afternoon |
1t 2 O clock.
In Alexander's pool tournament
nent Yesterday afternoon and last
hight Frank Brown beat P. Thayer,
rnayer beai ]. Cayhue, W. Bruce beat
A. Goneo, A. Guneo beat Dale Mud
,ett and Bruce beat Midget. There
ire l 5 games to be played. At pres.
Mt Davidson and Bruce are tied for
irst place, eacn having lost one and
Won five 2games. Each has two more
James to play.
G. Herbert Pape is mentioned as a
candidate for mayor.
All Encampment Odd Fellows are
invited to Waterbury tomorrow night
when d. D. G. p. Robert Ranny will
nstall.the Ulcers of the Encampment
here.
Kate, the daughter OF Mr. and Mr..
ohm Con way of 225 South Main St.,
led at 1870 yesterday forenoon, aged
2 years. Eighteen years ago she lost
he nse Of her limbs as the result of a
ever: and she was patient sufferer ,
ntil death came. She leaves besides ,
er parents, three sisters, two Of whom,
Jellie and Teresa, live at home. The
ther is Mrs Jennie Ahern of Wet b.. | !