Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-24
CITY news.


H. NJ. Ellis has gone to Burlington
E. E Perry is In Burlington to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Prindle left this
noon for Boston.
Nelson Downing is putting 10 a new
line Of harnesses and carriages fol-
sale.
Rev. and Mrs. R. f. Lowe are
stopping for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Page.
Master Alexander Smith has joined
the boy choir at the church Of the
Good Shepherd.
The members OF Blaisdell's orches-
ira arrived in town this noon from
Concord, N. Il.
M. M. Isabel formerly with the
Barre orchestra is in town with
Blaisdell's orchestra.
1t is expected that the Mexican
case In county court will last the re-
mainder Of the week.
Cards are out for the private dance
to be given by uniform Rank K Of P.
on Thursday evening, May /.
Tilden & Wiley report a large sale
of tickets fer the Musical Convention.
1t is mucn larger than last year.
A. T. Cusick who has been visiting
his cousin, W, J. Hyland, returned to
his home IN Franklin, N. H., this
noon.
The Matteson boy who was accident
ally shot some time ago and Is pieces
of bone taken from his skull is doing
nicely.
Can you afford to miss the festival
concerts? Only so cents for the eve.
ming concerts; IS cents for tomorrow
afternoon, artists and orchestra con-
cert.
The Prohibition Alliance will meet
at Go pei hall at 7.30 tomorrow even
ing. Important business will come
up for consideration and all members
are requested to be present.
Upon the retirement Of Mrs. Henry
Hay from the position OF organist at
at the Church of.the Good Shepherd
the position will be filed by Miss Ada
G.. Croft OF Goddard Seminary.
While Henry Hodgden was at work
on the telephone line at Williamstown
Tuesday his horse ran away splitting
out the contents of the wagon. Among
the things lost was valuable rifle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Mcdonald
entertained several of their friends
last evening at dinner party. After
the bountiful repast the evening was
passed pleasantly in playing games.
The auditors finished the work of
auditing the accounts of the first
constable last evening and II is expect
ed that they will make their report at
the city council meeting tomorrow
night.
At the meeting Of the Letohytic
whist club at B. A. Eastman's last
night the first prizes were won by
Mrs. q. r Scott and Judge A. G. Fay
and the boobies by Miss Grace Whit
Ter and Fred Rogers.
Officer L. N. Gauthier last night
arrested John Corrigan for breach
of the peace. This morning he plead
guilty before Judge Fay and was fined
$500 and costs of SO 26. Officer Perry
arrested James Sullivan on the same
charge who was fined the same amount.
The case grew out Of q dispute be.
tween Cor. igan and sullivan as to
which was ''best man.. City Attor.
ney Wishart prosecuted.
The Socialists held largely attend
ed and interesting meeting In Tool
Sharpeners hall last evening. 1t was
encouraging to note the interest that
was taken by some Of the leading Cit
liens Of the city. They elected W. H.
Jones as secretary and decided to hold
a meeting on May 7th, in Tool Sharp
eners hall and invite all who wish to
study or learn more of Economics.
This will he an excellent opportunity
for every person who cares to broaden
his education, no matter whether he
processes to be Socialist or not.