Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-22
Latest Edition.
CITY News.


feceosza per malti.
c. W. Mcmillan AID John Morgan
and family returned Saturday night
from a visit in Scotland.
Mrs. c. C. varney is very sick at
her home on North Main street.
j. W Holton left this morning for
Boston to attend the wedding Of his
wife's sister. While he is there he
will enter his oldest son at Harvard
College.
Hi Henrys Minstrels arrived early
J this morning IN their two fine private
cars, the best ever seen in this city.
They will appear at the opera house
this evening.
| Hose Company No. / and invited
guests enjoyed very pleasant social
evening saturday in the old National
office, off Granite street. The com.
Il ittee in charge was composed of W.
A. Carpenter, R. H. Ranney, R. B.
Conner, Ed Cheever, Will Abbott and
G. O. AveE&ll. A very enjoyable pro-
gram Of ssAgs, speeches and stories
was carl!eh out Refreshments were
served.
o. H. Hale left this morning to at
tend the annual Woodstock fair after
having had tine sale at the Platts-
burgh n. Y, fair.
4. ". Hooker and Frank W. Jack
son went to Mortified this morning
to prepare their exhibits at the North.
field fair.
Chandler Ladd went to Sharon this
morning
S. D. Allen aud his daughter. Miss
Edith are in Burlington today.
Rev. S. N. Jackson returned to Bur
lington this morning.
Rev. D. Daigneault OF Granitevllle
and New. j. A. LaCouture of this CITY
went to Waterbury this morning to
participate in the 40 hours devo-
tion now going on there.
G. Luchini went to Boston last
night to get full line Of CONNECTION
airy as we'll as more fruit for the Yer,
mont Fruit store.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Harriet Chandler, 80 South Main St.
at 80 this eYsning
The millinery opening at the Com.
pinatlon Cash Store will be THIS week
Thursday and Friday.
Joseph Bennett it,, was arrested
Saturday night on warrant charg.
ing him with breach Of, the peace
and an offence Of drunkenness on Sat.
urday Aug. 50. When first arranged
he pleaded not guilty to both but
ichapged his plea to guilty He was
tinsd SO with costs Of 1874 for the
breach of the peace and So with costs
of 1913 for the drunkenness making
a total of $50 A..
A clipping from the Chelsea (Mass.i
Gazette says; The first Baptist
church male quartet had the services
last sunday morning OF Mr.. Robert
Mackenzie Of Boston as first, tenor.
Mr. Mackenzie possesses a tine voice
and is especially pleasing,in solo work.
The quartet is being congratulated On
securing such valuable ACQUISITION
to the quartet.
Z. E. Roberts has entered the EN-.
ploy OF F. Merchant as CLERK.
Mr. and Mrs Frank j. Colby have
returned from three weeks visit in
eastern Vermont and New Hamp-
shire
Mir. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley went to
Northiield yesterday to attend the
annual fair.
Daniel J. Morse has gone to North.
| field.
Miss Mildred LaFountain Of Law
renee, Mass, arrived in this CITY
Saturday night to work for Miss NJ.
A. Miles this fall,
Tickets for Valley Forge at Red
Cross Pharmacy tonight.
Don't forget the greatest and most
successful of all Revolutionary plays
Valley Forge, Tuesday night al the
opera house.
The best play that has visited Barre
this season will be Valley Forge Tues
day night.
Prices for Valley Forge 25, s., 90
and IS cents.
The harmonic revivalistS VINO have
been conducting meetings al the Sal-
walton Army for the past IL days.
farewell tonight. Come and hear
them for the las; time.
Officer e. c. French left this after.
noon for NergenneS to take a truant
over to the industrial school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. French have
gone to New York.