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

Mr.. Holt of Brattleboro arrived in
town yesterday to visit his son H. A.
Holt fUr few weeks.
At the annual meeting Of Granite
Lodge No. IS f. and A. NJ held last
night the following officers were cleo
ted for the ensuing year. Charles T.
Campbell W. M, w. 4. Durkee S. W.
.. H. Reed Sec, V. E Ayers Treas,
w. E. Cults S. D., John Spence j.
d., and the following officers we're
appointed. James Patterson S. S., F.
M. Lynde Chap, N. b. Ballard Mar.
shall.
Ernest Croto OF Graniteville left last
night for short visit in St. Patrie, P.
O., after which he will 60 to the Klon.
dixie to try his fortune in the gold
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Alb. Bishop
formerly Of Barre are to commence
housekeeping at 80 Adams street.
Burlington.
The Red Men expect to make the
meeting Of lroquois Tribe on Tuesday
evening memorable one. In add.
ilion to working several degrees Great
Chief of Records Alexander Gilmore
of Boston is expected to be present.
The entertainment committee have
made arrangements to serve fine
supper at the close of the work. Alt
members of the tribe are not only ex.
pected to turn out then but all are
urged especially to be present that
evening. $40
Judge Horace w. Lyford Of Warren
one OF the commissioners OF the
French estate, was in town on bust.
ress yesterday.
Several Thousand trout fry were
brought into town from Plymouth,
Mass, last night and were put into
the Williamstown brook on the Smith
Bros. farm
Sam Oldham Of the Oldham Pneu-
matte Tool Company Of Philadelphia,
is in town on business with the gran.
lite men.
L. W. Webster of Randolph is in
town from Dartmouth College for a
few days selling Cram A las,
W. A. Murray left yesterday after.
noon for Mortified to remain until
Monday. Mrs. Murray is already
there visiting her mother Mrs. Mary
Farrell, who has just returned home
after visit of several months in vari.
Gus places.
John A. Cross Of North field was in
the city on business today.
The water was turned on in the
fountain on the city park yesterday
afternoon for the first time this sea.
son.
The funeral of the late James
Harmon will be held tomorrow after
noon.
h. w. Nelson, of the firm Of Brown,
Nelson Il Calvin, left this morning
for st. JohnSbury to set up monu-
ment for William Anhesser.
Mrs. Benjamin Wood is quite Ill
with the grip.
1t is expected that James r. Coutts
and family will sail from Liverpool on
the steamship Saxonia on May 3rd,
arriving in Barre about May 18th. 1t
is likely also that Hugh Christie and
some other Barre people who have
beenl spending the winter In Aber
deen Scotland, will return at the same
time.
A carload of barbed wire has just
ar lived at Prindle & Averill's.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
. Druscilla Bailey Monday evening at
SO South Main street.
The subject to be considered at Cos
p hail. "a Elm street, Sunday at 7.30
p. M, will be one of considerable inter-
: est. The Millennium, When is it, Why
is 1t, What is it?" This topic will in.
clude the interesting question sis the
World Growing Better or Not?" All
are welcome
George Burgess has nearly compile
It'd the work Of building splendid
pleasure boat which he intends to
place on Caspian Lake about the first
of May The boat is now in the base
ment Of the Quinlen building.
Morton Allard has been visiting his
! brother in Winooski this week.
Several Barre people were sum-
moned to Montpelier esterday after
noon to testify in the Everett Hood
divorce case, but the case was not
heard.