Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-10
First Edition.
CITY News.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Arthur w. Phelps and Miss Mary
Shand and Edmund E. Barnham and
Miss:Matilda R. Suitor.
Under the present system OF run
ming trains Barre is getting better
service from the Central Vermont.
After the morning train arrives the
engine returns to Montpelier juno
ton and brings back the freight before
leaving on the S.35 train.
Pound Keeper F. E. Langley was
cslled upon in his official capasity this
morning and a stray dog left with him.
He, however, discovered the owner
and so rid himself Of the incumbranee.
On account OF the weather the auct-
ion sale Of building lots has been post.
poned by c. L. Bugbee until April 18th.
The members Of the. Philaphea class
Of the Baptist church are requested to
meet IN the committee room of the
church tonight at 7o'clock sharp.
Mrs. Annie Carroll has given up her
restaurant in the B. A. Tomasi block.
Don't miss seeing Mrs. F. H. Rogers
as Rsbscca Saturday evening.
A. w. Lane of South Barre went to
Mortified this morning to begin work
on e. F. behring's fine new tenement
house to cost $4,000.
MIR. VIM. Duff is expected to return
to the city In a day or two.
The Baptist young men extend a
cordial invitation to all who wish to
attend their debates, Of which due no.
tice is given.
Cliff Bissett has assumed the duties
of station agent at the Central Yer
mont station In this city and Bert
Chambers is now the baggage master.
Read the program in another COL
umn Of the concert to be given in the
Presbyterian church this evening at 3
O'Clock. The concert is to be free,
| but collection for the Sabbath school
will be taken.
Miss Inez Waterman, in honor Of her
18th birthday, gave a maple sugar
party yesterday afternoon to few OF
her girl friends at her home, 236
Washington street. Sugar on snow,
maple candies and fruits were served.
The young lady was generously re.
membered with presents.
The second annual festival Of the
Musical Association is to be held in
the opera house on Thursday and Fri
day, April 1926. There will be four
concerts on the afternoons and even
ings Of the above days. Season tick
cts for these concerts are now for sale
by members of the chorus. Arrange.
ments will be made later for the sale
Of these seats at the box office or some
of the stores. These tickets are Of
two kinds each bearing coupons, one
kind having five, the other seven
coupons. The price Of the tickets is
81. rs and $3.50, By the use Of cou-
pons one ticket may be used for the
admission OF number of persons at
one time. Coupons will admit with
out further charge to the Thursday
afternoon concert when there will be
no reserved seats. For the Friday
afternoon concert reserved seats may
be secured at the box office by pre-
senting the coupon ticket and paying
10 cents for eacn reserved seat taken;
one coupon will be detached for each
seat. For the evening concerts seats
will be Is cents This makes a con-
, venient and inexpensive way of at
tending the concerts. To illustrate
, If a person has five coupon ticket ne
, may attend the Thursday afternoon
, concert with four members of his
family without extra charge, at az
average cost OF Is cents each; or should
he desire to attend Thursday evening
with two friends he may do so at an
average cost Of 40 cents each and have
two coupons left for one Of the remain
ing concerts. Should he wish to at
tend the Friday afternoon concert
with his wife he may do so on the two
remaining coupons at an average cost
of IS CENTS The coupons may bt
used in any way the patron wishes
These prices are very much less thar
the usual prices Of high grade con
certs where one has to pay from lift!
cents to dollar for single seat. 4
large sale Of these tickets is antici
pated.
II St. Aldemar Commandry, K. T..