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


J. N. Mcdonald has gone to Bur-
lington.
James Grant has gone to .Burling.
ton.
NJ. NJ. Gordon has returned to this
city from Worcester, Mass.
N. J. Roberts left this afternoon for
Burlington and will 60 to New York
tomorrow.
Peter Ward has gone to Burlington.
Arthur H. II. Lewis, V. s., D. VS..
will be at Nelson Downing's stable
until Sept. 80. DR.. Lewis Is one OF
the best veterinary surgeons in the
country.
Notice-The officers OF Clan Gordon
No. -, will please meet at the Clan S
rooms Tuesday Sept. %, at $50 p. M.
Important business
The Machinists Union have con-
tributed S5 to the relief OF the strik.
ing coal miners.
Through tho efforts of Organizer
Fred S Bruce the stone shed Of Leslie
4 Mitchell At Jackson, Mich, has
been unionized. This only makes one
more good job for Mr.. Bruce and
shows that no mistake was made when
he was selected for that important
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bailey Of Low
ell, Mass, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wilkin. Mr.. Bailey IS the
advertising agent Of the j. c. Aver
Co. remedies, manufactured at Low
ell, Mass.
W. Z. Pratt Of Williamstown was
in this city Saturday.
The annual social OF the Barre
Quoitln Club held Saturday evening
in Tool.Sharpeners' hall proved very
enjoyable time as the evening was
spent in singing and dancing besides
partaking Of refreshments. ASpecial
feature Of the evening was the pre-
sentation, by George Gay, with suit
able remarks. Of the prizes won dur
ing the recent tournament, These
prizes were as follows: lst. James
Smith, handsome pipe, donated by
E. O. Marion; 2no, James Donald,
nice hat, donated by NJ. S. Levin; 3rd
John GLIB, a box OF cigars, donated
by A, HecSer; 4th, Villa Garden, a
fine pipe, donated by the club: The
the club also gave Mrs. Kelley a fine
umbrella for services during the past
year. This gift while being unex'
pected was nevertheless very welcome
and was we'll received George Fat
terson furni shed. music for dancing,
upon his violin and songs were sung by
William Raeside. George Gay, James
Lamont, James veale, Anton Hecker
and Peter Brown. After extending
. vote Of thanks to the donors of the
prizes the company sang "Auld Lang
Syne" and broke up at midnight.
All the members OF lIiawatha
Lodge No, 20 1. O. O. F. are request.
ed to meet tonight in the hall at 80
sharp for practice. Per. order Ken
meth Nicholson, Noble Grand.
Hi Henry and his great minstrel sen
sation arrived here Sunday morning
with two special oalace cars and spe-
cial engine. All day long crowds Wis
tied the "Railroad Home" Of the Min
strel king. This large aggregation
Of come dams and novelty ac.s will ap.
pear at the Barre Opera house tonight
and from the large sale Of seats with
out doubt standing room will
be at premium At the start Of the
I performance the band CONNECTED
with the show gave the finest concert
ever rendered by minstrel band in
Barre.
{. n. Kenyon returned from Boston
Saturday night and will leave tonight
for New York IN company with his
partner c. c. Baldwin of Montpelier,
Mrs. c. d. Clough left this no N for
her home in Wilder after visit Of
week with Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. f. Has
kins.
A meeting Of the Sodalty and Chill
dren S choir OF St. Monicas church is
called for this evening OF $3.50 .p ~,
at the convent.S
Miss Tessie Beattie has gone to
Wells River for week S visit
Miss Nellie X it'll, bookkeeper for
Prindle < Averll, has returned from
her visit in Boston ana resumed work
The regular meeting of Queen of
the Forest {. 0 F., will be held to.
morrow night at $50. A good at.
tendance is requested,
The fair to be given under the aus
pieces Of the Ladies Aid Society of St.
Monicas church will begin on Satur-
day evening, Oct. l /, and continue for
six evenings, closing on the 18th.
Thnra will he an antertaiAmenf three