Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-07
CITY News.

Robert Forbes is visiting his par.
ents at Essex Junction.
There will be meeting OF the
Hook & Ladder Co, tomorrow night
All those who wish to attend Prof.
Elmore's dancing school should see
G O. Avcrill.
This week Wedne sday, Thursday
and Friday, Oct. s, and 10, at the
Granite City Trotting Park the pub
lie can witness the best races of the
year. The stalls arc filed with the
racers, some forty Ur more horses than
last week having arrived. On Friday
will be "A grand free for all and bhe
track race record will surely 90 by
the board
Granite C1apter NO. 26, r. A. M,
NEE tonight at I o'clock for instruc-
ton.
Filippo Matfei and Louis pochetii
Of the Cooperative store on Granite
street were arrested last night by
Chief Brown and Officer Gauther for Il
breach of the peace. They plead not
guilty before Judge Fay and their case
was contiDucd LLti. tomorrow.
Last week there was an unusually
large attendance at the Boys Club,
an average Of 10 per night. On Mon
day there were 90, the largest even
ing attendance outside Of entertain
ments since the work began. The
new shower bath is doing good work,
nearly 100 baths being taken in two
evenings, There is much demand for
books, magazines, papers, etc. Any
such may be left a: the club house and
will be gratefully received. The
uperintendent will be glad to nave
any one visit the club and SHOW them
the work
Manager w W. Lapoint has dis
posed of his play "The Mail Boy" to
Miss Belle Gold, who recently played
here in New York, Day by Day. >
Miss Gold is said to be the cleverest
woman on the stage playing boy parts.
At Waterbury, Ct, the other day she
was the heroine Of a rather amusing
incident. In the fourth act Of the
play Miss Gold is disguised as a postal
telegram boy. While waiting for her
cue, the doorkeeper approached her
with receipt for telegram that
had been delivered to one Of the men,
bers of the company Miss Gold tried
to tell the man be was mistaken, and
that she was not boy, but the irate
man took her by the coat collar and
unceremoniously put her OIL the stage.
The performance was kept waiting
until the manager came pack and per
suaded the doorkeerer that Miss Gold
was only playing a part. The Mail
Boy will be tried for spring trip, and
next season Miss God starts in new
sensational western comedy drama en-
titled "a Colorado Wait, written by
Mrs. A. W. Cross.
Mrs. Ellen Osggod and grauddaugn
ter, Miss Winifre1 Osgood OF Rutland
arrived in the city this afternoon to
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Whitcomb.
About thirty Of Lawrence Lewis
friends gave him very pleasant sur
pl Use party at his home last evening.
during the evening they presented
him with plain gold ring, after which
ice cream, cake and candy were served.
V. l. Lovely of Plaintield is in town
today.
Virgil Ayers and daughter, Miss
Bessie, left this noon for a visit at
Washington, D, c
d. c. Morse Of A. p. Abbott & Co. s
left this noon for New York to buy
fall goods.
Rebekah meeting tomorrow even
ing at 80 Will every member be
present for work. Per order Noble
Grand Flora Nj. Clark.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Presby-
terian church meets this evening at 7
o clock.
l.. p. Austin is in Mortified this
afternoon tuning pianos. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Hanson and
daughter Miss Alice of Lebanon. N.
H returned home today after visit
with Mr. and Mrs. w. &. Reynolds.
The house on North Seminary ST. own
cd by Mary IL. Daniels has been sold to
w. w. Sprague OF Ranc olph for $500.
A. A. Sargent has purchased a cot
tage and two tenement house on
George street owned by B. E Blair
for $500 James Black and wife have
purchased a donble tenement house
IN Maple Grove ave. for S2700, Fran.
els Leith has Sol1 his thr0e lots on
Quarry st. These sales were made