Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-05
CITY news

Mrs. c. M. Johnson whe has bee
visiting Prof. and Mrs. Avery for th
past three weeks returned this morn
ing to her home in jamestown, N. Y
She was accompanied by her sister
Miss Edith Conner who went as far a
Burlington.
Mrs. Belle e. johnson is spendin,
the day at Burlington.
The petition to retain Judge A. G
Fay as city judge has been sent t.
Governor McCullou h.
A son was born yesterday afternoon
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Venner O.
Hill St.
Truman Swasey is recovering from
his illness so as to be able to be out
Seats for Rose CoghIan go on sal,
at 6 O'Clock tomorrow night at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
This is the last week Of the Moving
Pictures. Next week they 60 to Bur
liugton.
The next parlor musical will prob.
ably be held at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. J. Z. McSweeney next Monday
evening.
Several from this city were in Mont.
pelier last evening to attend the
hearing before the Senate committee
on the matter of charter revision.
Miss Rose Coghlan appears in "The
Second Mrs. TanqueraY" at the opera
house next Monday evening.
The fornightly meeting Of the Y. P.
A. Of the Presbyterian church will be
held Thursday evening, Nov 9th, at
Z O'Clock. Subject OF the evening
will be THE debt Of the music lover
to the church."
George Cross OF Mortified is in
town today.
G. e. Soule, supt. Of the c. V. Ry.
Co., was in town yesterday.
Blanchard Conant Of Camden, Me-,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hutch
inson.
A. A. Stebbins finishes work to.
night at the G. V. freight office aud
will commence work at the NJ. + W.
freight Office In Montpelier.
The firm Of Wells, Lamson g. Co.
has got out some memorial cards In
memory Of the late George Lamson.
The cards are being sent to the bust
mesa frionda NJ tho firm
Charles j. Davis Of New York city
Ia in town,
There will be a union temperance
meeting at the opera. house enc week
from Sunday night.
In the cribbage tournament last
evening the F. of A. team played the
I. o. O. f. team each taking four
points and therefore splitting even.
The Barre Musical Association held
the first rehearsal Of the Chorus last
evening". There were many new
members in the chorus and there was
q good attendance.
Do not fail to see the "Gibson Liv.
Ing Pictures" tonight at the fair in
Miles hall. Gibsons drawings will
be faithfully reproduced by several
young men and women and those who
zee them will be well repaid for going.
The interest Of the entertainment
will be further enhanced by the sing.
ing of Mrs. Braley. Ladies who are
In the shopping district today and to-
morrow will tind it pleasant to step
IL to the fair and get cup Of hot
cocoa. 1t is delicious and very re-
'reshing. Tomorrow, Thursday, eve
ning the doors will not be open until
o'cioos Qn account Of the prayer
Meetings. .t.5 oo |
What makes home more cheerful
through the cold winter months; when
everything green outside is covered
with q mantle of snow, than beautiful
plants? These are the kind that you
Jan nuy at the flower booth ct the
lair now in progress in Niles hall.
II one does not care for plant ne
,an buy cut flowers to send to some
friend who ia ILL., How much better
,ne feels for having q good hearty
Aughl Those who see "Don't Borrow
! Baby" 1T the fair tomorrow night
viii feel ten years younger and say
hey never saw anything 30 funny.
The next parlor musical will be |
leld Monday evening, Nov. 10th at
be home of DR.. j. e.. McSweeney on