Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-23
First Edition
CITY News.
&. r. E1son is ia Randolph today

Remember Lights Of Gotham to.
night.
Fl. c. Whitaker is in Bur ngton
today.
Sheriff c. G. Graves of Waterbury
Mas in the city yesterday.
William Wishart was in st. Adams
on legal businessy esterday.
Mrs. j. R. Kinney left this morn
ing for Boston to join her husband.
Mark Farnham returned this morn
ng from a fishing trip at PittStield.
Angus McIv and John W. Melon.
id left this morning f1r Min. P, q.
AT the meeting of Court Granite
City, f, Of A., last evening two names
were voted on.
The Spaulding High School prize
speaking has been changed from June
10Th to June llth.
All the barber shops in this city
will close Memorial Day aud will be
open the even ng b-fOre.
One OF the nOvt lilies at the Trotting
Park this sum err will be ladies
brass band July 4th and 9Th.
All shop stewards are requested to
call at the Office of the granite cut
terS union tonight, Friday. Import
ant.
Have You arranged to see Lights of
Gotham tonight:
The Electric railway company will
manage Dewey Park this summer and
will have attractions there during the
season
There will be a regular meeting OF
Canton Vinton, p. NJ |. O. 0. f.,
this evening, and good attendance is
desired.
Company + went to Montpelier last
night on a special car and were in
spected there by Major Howe of
Mortified.
The game at the Seminary Monday
between Goddard and Montpelier
Summaries will be called at 3 80
O'Clock sharp.
The colored Quartette that is now
travelling through the state with
Hon. p W. Clement is the same one
that travelled through New York state
with Theodore Roosevelt on his sue
ceSsfu campaign for governor.
The St. Felix sisters at the opera
house tonight.
The Shriners who went to White
River Junction yesterday in q private
car me Hon. p. W. Clement at
Montpelier junction and after con-
gr ,tglating hlm upon his victory at
Montpelier were entertained as far as
Ra dolph by h IS colored quartet.
The regular meeting of the local
branch, r. G. |. p. A., last evening
was one Of the BEST attended and most
, enthusiastic ever held since the branch
f was organized. Six new members
were initiated and three applications
, were received T. l., Cole WAS elect
$ ed secretary and Will Dawson and
Earl Cummings trustees. A number
of the suspended members were rein.
stated and the union is now on an
excellent financial footing,
The regular practitioners of Barre
met at DR.. G. f, Camps Wednesday
- evening and organized the Barre
1 Medical Club with Or J. Henry Jack
son as president, Or. G. +. Camp as
A vice presid, mt, DR.. M l.. Chandler as
J. secretary, and Dr. W. d. Reid as
treasurer The object Of the club is
the Improvement Of the medical pro
tession and incidentally to give the
doctors a chance to get better &C
o quainted.
e Don't forget the Lights Of Gotham
at the opera house this evening.
- Mrs. w j. l.oughheed died las
night at her home 70 ILL ST., frol,
tn oerculosis, aged 26 years, Sh
- leaves Il husband and three small
| children, Her body will be taken tt
Chelsea, Sunday morning at 9 o 'clocl
after prayers have been said at tn
house by Rev. r. r. Lowe. Mrs
| Loughheed was a native of Chelsea
her maiden name being Miss Gertrud
II HARDY. Her funeral will be helt
| sunday at the NJ E. church at Chel
sea.