Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-28
CITY News.

The late William Ordway was q
brother Of Mrs. F. H. Hopkins of this
city and also Of Charles and Walter
Ordway of Northfeld.
w. D. Mcdonald will leave tonight
for a trip to his old home in Nova
Scotia. He has been here several years
and was known as the best grist mill
man ever in the city. He ran the old
Barre Roller mills and built up large
trade for them by his skill in grind
| ing feeds as we'll as selecting them.
He has been member of the Hook &
Ladder Co. for years and is one Of the
most popular men in the department.
Mr.. Mcdonald is royal good fellow
and all will unite in the wish that he
may soon return to this city.
Two applications were received last
night at the meeting of Court Granite
City. f. Of A.
No one who has read the sad sweet
story of Evangeline should fail to at
tend the picture story Of Evangeline
to be given by Rev. A. L. Kemptonat
the Congregational church on Friday
evening, March Z DR.. Kempton has
presented this poem, illustrated by
beautiful pictures to many audiences
in this country and they have all been
captivated with it.
W. D. Kidder issSery sick with ty.
phoid pneumonia at his home on No.
Main street.
At the regular meeting Of the R. G.
l. P. A. last evening Henry Wescott
was elected trustee and one applica-
ton was received. One candidate,
James Robertson, was initiated.
A party OF business men willsenjoy
sleigh ride to Wiliamstown this
evening, followed by supper. III
B. w. Hooker will go to Williams:
town this afternoon to use his caskaGcs
lowering device for Edison Brothers at
the funeral OF c. Martin.
A. Chilli, Italian from New York,
has opened modelling place in the
basement of the A. d. Morse block.
He turns out some.aaty fine work in
his line, making especially of stature
modelling. ~~-s'-
A special meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of St. Monica's church is
called for Sunday afternoon at 30 at
the convent. Business Of import
ance 27374
There will be cOnceri and dapce
at the Montpelier Armory tomorrow
night. Orchestra for dancing.
The Tuxedo Trio Of Boston have
been engaged to furnish entertain
ment for the Vincitia Club reception
and Ladies night on Monday evening,
March 10th.
At special session Of the city
court last evening Judge Fay issued
eight first papers and two second, one
to Swede from Graniteville and one
to an Italian from this city.
Howard Hannigan of Graniteville
came Def re Judge Fay Yesterday af-
ternoon and pleaded guilty to keeping
LIQUOR for sale He was fined $40
with costs of $35. % in that case as
we'll as for the condemnation case.
He paid
All the Odd Fellows who wish to 60
Williamstown tonight are requested
to be at Gordon's block at 6 o'clock
sharp.
The New England Tel & Tel. 90.
are cutting down the maple trees 10
front Of the A. Tomasl lot at the
corner Of North Main and Merchant
streets
AS all the arrangements are not yet
completed the new Granite Exchange
will hot go into effect tomorrow as
was announced. 1t will take two or
three weeks to get everything in rum
ming order, so says Manager James
Mackay.
Mr.. Hiram Carleton Of Bradford is
in the city guest Of Rev. J. Asher.
burne.
The Prohibition Alliance will meet
this evening at 1880 in Gospel hall on
Elm street. The old TELEGRAM office.
Everybody invited. Notice the change
of meeting place.