Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-15
CITY News.

S. D. Allen went to Roxbury this
morning.
Miss Grace ingalls, vent to her
home In Mortified last night.
Miss Agues Nash went to Blrling-
t. n today for two weeks Stay.
c. s. Dew returned to Burlington
today, after short visit in this city.
D)n Chapple OF Randolph has pur-
cha, ed the Ph9niX House and taken
possession.
VIM. Mears has purchased nice
pair Of driving horses from parties in
M ntpelier.
The Glover club will meet With
M g. Horace Richardson on West St.p
on Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Suitor has purchased the
trotting horse ed Lafferty," recent
ly owned by Or. Dickerman
Officer Eli SENEGAL Of P]att, burgh,
N Y, spent last night in this city,
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs j. A. l..
Julian
The regular meeting of the G, q. N.
u will be held in the hall on Granite
street Monday. the 18th, at the usual
hour. Election OF officers and other
important business.
Over the Teacups Club will enter
tain their gentlemen friends next
Monday evening at the home Of John
W. Mcdonald on Hill St. Supper
will be served at 6 O'Clock. I'd.
The Passion Play with stereopticon
views was 60 be given Thursday even
ing Feb goth under the auspices OF
St. Elizabeth's Ladies Aid Of ST.
Monica IS church has been postponed
j-ahtil further..notice.
w. j. Rockingham formerly OF this
city has resigned his position as hnan--
cial secretary of the &c N. u, at
RAYMOND, Gal. The position has
been filled by the election of Peter
Mulch former Barre >man.
D.D.G. p Robert RAnney, Past
Grand Lecturer E. +. Smith, L. G:
Beck, W. E. Beck, Alex Dufcan ana
d. V. Stone went to Waterbury last
night to install the newly elected Qfn-
GERS of the 0 O. f. Lodge there.\>>
The funeral of the late Bert Frien8l
will be held at the city farm on Sun
dav afternoon at 2 o'clock the Rev.
Effle K. M Jones fficiating The
Barre Branch 6. @. N. u, are look
ing after the funeral arrangements.
A >pecial service has been arranged
for tomorrow night at Gospel hall,
"a Elm St. Miss Maud Watt, grad
uate from the Battle Creek, Mich,
Santarum, will make an address on
"Diet and Health as part OF the
Gospe ~ All are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. M Her of Pom
fret are in the city today to have DR..
Hanson examine Mrs. Miller's eyes for
glasses. They were sent by friends in
Montpelier whom DR.. Hanson had
given relief after they had suffered
much from previous mistakes in glaS-
SEES.
few Of the friends and neighbors
of John Mclaughlin gave him very
pleasant surprise on the 10th it being
his sever tieth birthday. A very
pleasant time was passed in visiting,
when all partook of dinner which
did credit to all and last but not
least was poem entitled. Seventy
Today read by Mrs William Mears.
The firm of A. P. Abbott & Co.,
will not occupy as much store room as
the old firm did The lumber has
has been delivered and work will be
begun at once erecting a PARTITION
shutting off the front of the south
store. When this is completed the
goods now there will be removed and
the store rented. 1t ought rot to
stand idle very long as it will be
store 40 feet deep with shelving and
counters on three sides with two good
show windows and plenty of light.
There are likely to be but few
events of the thea trical season in this
city which will surpass in all the fea~
lures that contribute to pleasant
and profitable entertainment, the
production of ''By Order of the King
which Miss Gertrude Coghlan and
her company a e announced to present
at Barre opera house on Tuesday Feb.
25. There is said to be an atmOs-
phere about this play that is satisfy
ing while it's motive and action affect
the finer Seusibiliuies and the resisti-
bi tiles Of the auditors in turn. Ii
tells story of the deepest heart con-
Germ blended with comedy elements,
the more irreSiSt BILE because natural
unobsrusive, and it is set in fame
that is constant delight to the eye.