Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14


city on business for few days.
Ezra Brainerd IT., will spend Sunday
with his father at Middlebury College.
Mrs. George Atkinson, of Derby
Line, is visiting Mrs. Elmer Williams.
A. r. Thomas of the Seminary left
this morning for his home in Stansted.
p. q.
Miss Lola Kane who has been sick for
the past week with tonsilitis is much
better.
Miss M. Robinson of Cliff street is
reported to be in very precarious
condition.
M. G. Nichols was in Burlington YES
terday to try case in justice court in
that city.
Fred Colburn is to begin moving into
his new studio in the Currier block to-
morrow.
Center Houghton's umbrella came
back as the result of his notice in the
TELEGRAM.
Ira Lawrence is to leave tomorrow
morning for his home in Mortified to
spend Sunday.
Rev. f. W. Cummings left this morn
ing on an extended business trip through
Now York state.
Private Joseph Wood who has been
sick with typhoid fever for several weeks
was out again today.
DIR. L. W. Hanson who has been i'll
for the past few days has recovered and
is out again today.
Frank Minard and Bert Bartlett are
expecting to take Il trip into Orange
after deer tomorrow.
N. r.. Davis returned last night from
Mortified where he attended the Good
Temrlars convention.
II is an interesting fact that carload
OF rags is shipped from this city to the
Winooski mills each week.
Mr.. Lazelle shipped yesterday to
Everett, Mass, three tons of maple
sugar OF last springs make.
2. IL. Faber the New England agent
OF the Wisconsin Central railroad was in
the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. Bishop who has been in the CITY
for the past few days selling cash reg
Is'ers left last night for St. Johnsbury.
Allen Martin has gone to his home in
Wllllamslown for few days rest be-
fore entering upon the practice of his
profession.
7. G. Owens who was injured few
days ago in being thrown from his
express tsam is reported to be in quite
serious condition.
S. Pallavini and family arrived in the
city yesterday from New York CITY
where they have been living for the
past two years.
George Rising moved yesterday from
his former home on Perrin hill into the
French house at the corner of Washing
on and French Streets.
S. d. Waterman formerly proprietor .
u NY heu ot]r Luncn Room, now en- ,
ragged ia the hardware business in Waits
leld was in town on business yesterda Y.
Carol, the II year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Ma
lie Avenue died at 10 o'clock this tore ,
'oon of diphtheria and was burie d at
loon i'll Hope Cemeaery.
Fred Sayton returned from Lebanon. T
!. IT,, this morning where his mare,
'elle Hendee, won fourth money in the
22 class against horses who have made I
mark Of II IA, 10 is and 20 this
eason. The best heat of the race was
4 20 Ia. Quo Vadis was not entered.
A very fine centennial service took y
lace at tho Congregational church in
erlin yesterday afternoon. Mr.. H.C.
We and wife and Mr.. G. S. Wallace
nd wife from this city and Rev. Mr..
cofield and Cornelious Perrin and Is
aughter Mrs. J. X. Lynde of Will lam -
own were present. Rev. A. A. Smith
nd Rev. w. Parkyn jackson of East n
ARE also attended. "Reminiscences u
ere related and very enjoyable time
as had.