Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-14
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CITY News.

A small boy who is said to have
stolen several cameras from o. j.
Dodge returned them today so that no
prosecution will follow.
Fred Gokeys valuable beagle hound
Was killed this morning by street
car. Mr.. Gokey valued her at $4,000
Officer Gauthier was called to River
street last evening and arrested VIM.
Ewing Of Montpelier for drunkenness.
This morning he pleaded guilty to Q
second offence and was fined $40 with
costs Of 1914 by Judge Fay. He was
sent to Montpelier jail for 10 days.
Grand Juror Scott prosecuted the case.
Andrew Anderson and Miss RIGA
Peterson were married Saturday even
ing oy Rev. E M. Fuller at his home
on Orange street. They will leave
this week for Wisconsin where they
will make their home in the future.
The Toledo, Ohio, papers all speak
in high praise Of the large monument
just erected In that city to the name
Of L. M. Ludwig and cut by Jones
Bros, of this city, The base is IA
feet square and two feet thick, weigh.
ing nearly 40 tons. The die weighs
nearly 20 tons and the cap II
tons. At each of the four corners Of
the cap rests beautifully carved and
highly polished column surmountd by
finely carved capitals A magnificent
canopy carved and polished inside
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the whole is surmounted by shaft
30 feet high weighing 1O4 tons. This
monument Is said to be the largest all
polished monument in the world.
Uncle Terry returns on Tuesday,
April %, and we predict the opera
house will have the largest audience
In it's history to witness the return
engagement of James r. Waite in the
most successful play of the present
season, "Uncle Terry" The COM
pany make jump of $50 miles to
give Barre a second opportunity to
see Uncle Terry. The demand for
seats is already large and the advance
sale opens Wednesday
Angelo Scampini left Saturday
night for short business trip to
Boston.
Edwin G. Veal OF Maple avenue re-
ceived a despatch from his brother
James yesterday saying he landed in
New York Saturday He has gone to
Westerly, R l., to visit his brother,
VIM. j. Veal, and is expected to re.
turn to this city sometime this week.
the annual convocation OF Granite
Royal Arch Chapter, for the election
of officers and other business, will be
held at Masonic hall on Tuesday even
ing April Is, at 7 O'Clock.
The annual meeting Of the Barre
Entertainment Association will be
held on Wednesday evening of this
week at $50 In the National Bank,
The Hook & Ladder Co. will have
its first practice meeting on May IA.
Some forty Of the friends OF James
McKernau called on him Saturday
evening at his home on Foster street,
on the occasion Of his birthday. Dur
ing the evening William Kesson pre-.
sented him with gold watch chain
aud Masonic charm on behalf Of the
company. Songs were sung by Alex
R. Williamson, VIM. Henderson, John
Kesson aud others, and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. John Griffin, of North Barre,
is seriously i'll with heart failure.
DR.. Reid is attending her. Doctors
Deziel and insolvency we're called in
consultation yesterday noon and again
last night.
Ed. Miller, of the firm of Miller
Brothers, was in Shelburn on business
Saturday.
Mrs. Columbo arrived here yester-
day from New York City.
Mrs. F. +. Cutler wishes to thank
all those who took part in Rebecca s
Triumph. She found them always
ready and willing. When rehearsals
were announced they responded
promptly and by their efforts 1t
proved success in every way. She
would especially thank those who assis.
ted outside our own society, also Miss
Tilden for so patiently bearing with,
always answered every call with smile
Again l would thank those who so
kindly furnished music Mr.. Ricket
for his kindness in selling tickets.
Mr.. Lapoint for his generosity of the
Opera House. All those who assisted
in any way.
E. +. Fanningham, of Burlington,
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