Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-22
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CITY News.

Remember Uncle Terry tonight.
George B. Milne has gone to Alburgh
en- fishing trip.
William MARI OF MARI & Gordon ia
In Chic go on business.
There will be meeting of the school
commissioners this evening.
Robert Byers left yesterday after.
nooon for Walla Walla, Washington.
Beginning last night at shutdown,
the Hebrews of this city are observing
the Feast Of the Passover.
Henri G. Blaisdell of Concord.
N. H leader Of the famous Blaisdeli
orchestra arrived in the city last night.
William Aver, former catcher on
the Goddard baseball team, but now
OF Windsor, is in town for few days.
Ira Bixby a we'll known ex.catcher
on the Montpelier Seminary base ball
team is coaching that team this
spring.
The Merchants Association will
meet tomorrow night when business
OF Importance will come up for CON.
siderati1n.
Frank Cobb leaves this afternoon
for Saranac Lake. Mrs. Cobb ex.
poets to fol ow him later, as soon as
be finds house to live in.
Mr.. Blaisdell will meet the festival
chorus today in the Methodist vestry
at four and at eight O'Clock. It is i'm
portant that all be present.
The hearing in the case of George
Drew and others VS.. City Of Barre, be-
gan In county court yesterday after.
noon and is going on today.
G. E. Heyer, formerly foreman at
the TELEGRAM office, is now holding a
similar position with the Wood Print.
ing Co. at Concord Junction, Mass.
All members of the R. @. l. P. A.,
who haven't their quarters cards can
get them OF the Financial Secretary
Q. G. Griswold at the Boston Bargain
Store.
Theater goers who have not seen
Uncle Terry should witness this most
charming story of New England life
for the less ms will remain with you
far longer than the frolics of the
comic opera.
It is expected that the newly
elected officers OF Granite Lodge No.
IS, F. and A. NJ, will be installed by
D. d. G. M. Lee Shortt of Cabot on
Friday evening.
| NJ ood NJ. Nhor Ioc Aerr;<% ,uho
have been representing the metropoll-
tan Art Co. at the Combination Cash
store, have gone to burlington and
their place is being taken by Miss
Cobb Of Boston.
The partnership existing between
Charles E. Ryle and John H. Grim
1nins under the firm name of Colum-
bian Granite Co, at Montpelier has
been dissolved. Mr.. Ryle will con-
tinue the business.
1t Is expected that e. J. Gale, who
is now conducting restaurant In
Boston, will return here about the
middle of next month and open the
Williamstown Gulf House to the pub.
lie about June LIST.
If any of the TELEGRAM subscrib-
ers in the city have the least difficulty
in getting their paper delivered regu-
larly and promptly every night they
will confer great favor upon the Of
flee if they will notify us.
Clan Gordon Dramatic Club will be
obliged to put back the date Of their
play "Jennie Deane" or "The Heart
Of Mid. Lothian" on account Of some
of the caste leaving town. There will
be no meeting Wednesday Of the
Amusement Committee.
i II the rising generation in Barre
does not lend it's support to Union Ia.
Dor when it becomes mature 1T will
not BE- the fault of their bringing up.
A good example OF this was shown last
night In a family at North Barre when
a small boy asked his father if ne
might 60 to the entertainment at the
opera house. The request was re-
fused, whereupon the boy said "Why
Pa, is it scab show" This was the
lads only conception Of what might
cause refusal to bis desires. Thus
thoroughly have the principles Of
union labor found Judgment in the
brain Ct Barre's young America.