Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-11
Latest Edition.
CITY News.

Thomas Magner of Burlington, su-
perintendent OF Vermont agencies,
visiting the local agency of the Met
rop Jlitan Life Insurance Co. yester.
day.
l would like to ask the ladies OF the
Civic Federation to patronize "Re-
becca's Triumph" Satu. day evening
and help the church. They always
help Us when we are trying so hard to
make success. 1t will enco lrage
them to patronize us again. Mrs. F.
T. Cutler
Mrs. H. o. Worthen left yesterday
tor visit of several weeks in New
York. She was joined by her son,
Ernest at White River Junction.
Nat Bond and DR.. q. f. Camp are
in Burlington today.
UThere was a large audience at the
Presbyterian church last evening to
listen to the excellent concert, the
program for which was given in yes
terday's paper. All the different
numbers we're well given, and at the
close a generous collection was taken
up fur the benefit Of the Sunday
school.
A regular meeting OF Canton Vinton
P. M, o. o. F., will be held this
evening at 7.30 O'Clock sharp.
Hose No. 3 will hold it's first prac-
tice meeting Of the year en- April 20.
John R. Wilson has given up his
connection with the Boston School Of
Correspondence, and returned to his
home in Worcester today.
]. B. Marsh has begun his DIST
sumner Of supplying the people Of
Barre and vicinity with hulled corn,
making bis trips every Saturday.
The case OF State VS.. G. q. Cory
has been continued until April IA.
The Barre Emergency Hospital is
being wired for electric lights and is
being thoroughly renovated through
out. The opening will take place in
about two weeks.
On account of the annual business
meeting of the Boys Club tonight
the rooms will not be open to boys.
1t is worth the price of admission
to get one glimpse of Crazy Meg in
Rebeccas Triumph.
G. Lucluni & 60. will soon start an
open air candy and ice cream pavilion
in the rear of o. H. Hale's auction
rooms occupying as we'll what ia now
used as an auction room. They will be
open for business about May lst.
The Grand Orient has lot of work
laid out for him this evening on the
occasion of his annual visit to this city.
No less than 80 candidates are reported
as being anxious to become accquaint.
ed with his mysteries and have pledged
themselves to wade through fire and
water if it should be necessary to do so.
The reception will be held in Miles
hall and promises to be long one. All
those privileged to take part In the
affair are looking forward to an e ven-
ing Of rare enjoyment as they behold
the I'm happy victims tortured to death.
A grand feast will wind upthe even.
ing's fun.
John f. Conway and Charles Nc.
Laughlin were brought up from Mont
pelier Jail last evening and made
more reasonable disclosure as to where
they obtained theirli3uor. Judge Fay
accepted their stories and fined Con.
way 800 with costs OF sl2.23 and Nc
aLaughlin $500 with costs of sl4.54 RI
Several of the local physicians met
last night in the Northern Block for
the purpose OF discussing the matter
of the hospital project. They were
unanimous in the hearty approval of
it and voted to give it their cordial
su pport 1t was agreed that the
matter of selecting a consulting board
be left In the hands Of the Superln-
tendent, DR.. w. F. Gilman, who will
appoint them in sets of two, they to
serve in terms of two months.
The degree staff Of Green Mountain
Lodge, I. o. .. F., NJ. u, will meet
in the lodge room tonight at I O'Clock
sharp.