Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-17
CITY News.

port where he will work o..
William Toomey Of Halves res
taufBnt Is on the sick list.
Arthur Euzzell is enloving a fishing
excursion to Orange today
NJ M. Gordon will return Monday
forenoon from Springfield, Mass,
D. r. Charbonneau will return TO-
Gay from Montreal and Rut and.
Mrs. N. D. Phelps returned this
morr ing from visit in Moretown.
c. W. Learned will open his new
store In the Averill block Tuesday.
William s. Callibie arrived in town
This morning from Aberdeen, Scot.
land.
Ernest Lennon left last night for
Guilford, Maryland, where be will
work.
Cadets Denny and Washburn of
Norwich University are in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Blake left this
morning for visit at their home in
Bradford.
John a. Senter of Montpelier,
attorney for w. H. Buchanan is In
town today
+. G. McAnnally and family in.
tend to leave next Tuesday for their
new home in Montreal.
Mr.. And Mrs. Alexander Mckenzie
OF Graniteville left This morning for a
visit In Scotstown, l.. Q.
The Norwich University baseball
team is playing the National Life
team at Montpelier this afternoon.
There were forty-two present at
the Spanish. American War Veterans
banquet at Halves restaurant last
night.
This is the last day for W. w. Bell
Vile on the Graniteville stage. Adna
Adams will start out with the route
on Monday.
Robert Coutts OF Hardwick is ex.
pected in the city today to remain
over Sunday with his brothers, James
and Alex.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hassam of Gays.
vile are in the city today. Mr.. Has
sam was student at Goddard about
ten years ago.
Barry & Williams sent a load of nice
furniture to George Netherlands house
today. Mr.. Mcfarland is making ex.
tensive repairs on his residence both
inside and outside.
While Bart Fitzgerald, the well
known conductor Of the suburban
train on the M. & W. r. R. r., is
working on the main line for few
days his place is taken by Ed. Felt OF
Montpelier.
Munroe Drown was hit by pitched
ball in yesterdays baseball game
amongst the veterans. The ball struck
him In the temple, and it was thought
be was seriously injured, but he is all
right today.
The Modern Woodmen at Granite
willie are to begin at once the erection
of splendid granite block between
the Post Office. 1t will be three
stories high and will be entirely of
granite.
The members of the Spaulding
Alumni Association are requested to
meet at Herbert Pape's office this
Saturday evening at 1870 to make
arrangement for the annual alumni
banquet. Per order president.
Rugg & Campbell are posting bills
for their Decoration Day exhibition at
the Trotting Park. They have issued
a challenge of 100000 that no other
race track in New England can show
as good a list of attractions for Deco.
cation Day.
There is some talk about town OF
organizing baseball tournament this
summer between the various stone
sheds and organizations in the city.
1t will create no end of sport for every.
body, and 1t is hoped the plan will
mature.
Tickets are now on sale for the lee
ture to be given at the opera house,
June 9Th, by John F. Riley, A. NJ R.
A His subject will be "The Ancient
Things of Rome" Tickets are On
sale by all members Of the Knights OF
Columbus, and can be exchanged at
the Red Cross Pharmacy on and after
June 2nd. Price Of tickets SO cents
A. Gighli, the well known Italian
sculptor, has opened studio at the
corner of North Main ard Granite
streets, where he will do modelling and
portrait work Mr., Gighli holds dip
Tomas from art schools at Rome,
Parma and Cararra, being awarded
eight medals, one Of gold a: the last