Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-08
LAST EDITION..
CITY NEWS.

At the regular meeting OF the local
lodge of the New England Order OF
Protection Wednesday evening che ell.
ection OF officers will take place. r.
227-29
There will be regular meeting Of
the local branch. r. c. p A. Thurs.
day evening at which the installation
of officers will take place AS there
is other business OF Importance to
come Up a full! tendance is l., quest.
ed. 229 30
The amusement committee Of Clan
Gordon will meet Wednesday evening.
Let all the mem beers be present.
% 80 Jos GRAHAM, Chief.
At the meeting Of the Saturday az.
ternoon club at Montpelier this week
it is expected that Mrs G. N. Field OF
New York, formerly OF this city, will
sing solos.
Several members OF the Knights OF
Columbus Of this city will attend the
card party and dance at Montpelier
tomorrow evening given by Montpel.
Ter Council, X OF c.
Peter Gordon has moved his family
back to this city from Mortified.
Willie Nelson, the great boy tenor
Of New York, is with the volunteer
Organist."
The scenes of the "Nolunteer Or
ganst' are laid at Cambridge, Vt.
and at Mt Mansfield.
Barre Council, X. OF c., are to meet
at their hall at 5 a. M, Sunday to
attend St. Monica's church and re-
cei"e Holy Communion in body.
AT the annual monthly meeting Of
the Hook and Ladder Co. this evening
the annual election of officers will
take place. ..-
George T. Conner has begun the
work of decorating Miles hall in an
ticipation Of the annual Firemens
ball tomorrow evening.
Blaisdells orchestra Of Concord, N.
H., eight pieces, will furnish the
music for the Firemen's ball tomr-
row evening.
A. W. Kimball left this morning
for Honover, n. FL, to resume his
studies at Dartmouth College after a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. J.
HoWes.
&C Wood went to Randolph this
morning.
John H. Senter of Montpelier has
been engaged to defend the suit OF
Torrance McKane VS. MARI & Gordon !,
he acting for the insurance ompaN
which had insured Mari s GORDON
! against all such accidents. The suit
was brought some little time ago by
NJ. NJ. Gordon for Mr.. McKane fer
S1a, 900 az damages on account OF the
accident at Mari 4 Gordon S quarry
June 81 1900, by reason Of which Mr..
McKane was so badly injured hy an
explosion that he has been cripple
ever since The suit Is eAsered on the
docket fer the March term Of county
court.
! George Fl. Townsend Of Hardwick
,spent last night in this city, return.
| ing this afternoon.
The Zephra classes which are to re.
hearse tonight will meet in Miles
hall. AS the entertainment is to be
given in two weeks it is important
that all members be present at re-
hearsals. The prlnci pals OF the cast
are requested to have their parts Ass,
well prepared as possible for rehear-
sails the last Of this week. Notice of
time and place will B. given in The
papers,
! The civil case OF Nelson Downing
against John Brechin was heard be.
fore Judge Fay yesterday. The plain
tiff sought to recover sl5. The de-
tendant had made tender of so. b
After hearing the evidence Judge Fay
rendered Judgment for the plaintiff
Of So. G. II. Swasey appeared for
Downing and W. W. Lapoint for
Brechin.
Lovers Of the theatre need have no
:ear of being Disappointed if they
witness The Volunteer Organist" at
the opera house tonight. This great
religious play has been played at Bur
lington this sea on and the papers in
that citysspeak in the highest terms
OF the produc ion.
E. G.. Jackson Of Willamstown WAS
IN the city today.
Vlncitia Lodge X Of F.. worked
the third rank on one candidate last
night.
The cribbaee trophy il. now on ex.
hibition at j. w. Holton S store. Since
its purchase it has been sent away I
and gold lined and a handsome silver
shield has been put on it for the pro-
| per inscription.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wood have H
returned,,o the city and have rooms
at W H Messers on Highland Ave-
nue..