Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-20

The shoes for the boys selling papers
can be seen at the Peoples Shoe Store.
j. p. Lamson of Cabot is in the city
today.
Nelson Ballard is on the sick li.t to-
day.
$. d. Sblcy was in Burlington last
evening.
Horace Steel went TO Kecnc, \. ii.
this morning.
Miss Blanche Morecraft has gone to
Boston for visit.
Harry Smith is very sick at his home
with appendicitis
Charles Johnson left on the late train
last night for Boston.
A. b. Averill went to Boston yester-
day morning for visit.
W. d. Campbell has resigned as en-
gineer at the Barre Steam Co.
Mrs Hayes and daughter of Montreal
are visiting DR.. 6. l.. L. Hayes.
Angelo Scampani has started the cree
ton of u third house on Berlin Street.
o. j. Gregware is building three
houses on Smith St. for George Mann.
Charles Van Dyke and wife Of lloban
N. Y, are visiting Miss Frances Clark
There will be meeting of the clerks
union this evening to initiate members
Frank Sawtelle went to Boston last
night to attend the Odd Fellows conven-
ton.
Allen e Richardson are now located
in their new Office at the store house re-
Gently built near the c. V. depot
DR.. James of Waterbury is in the city
today in consultation with DR. o. H..
Ried over the case of Peter Booth.
Nj. S. Levin left this morning for Bos-
ton and New York where he will re-
main for q week to buy his fall goods.
There will be a meeting of the Court
Granite City F. of A. Thursday evening
at which several candidates will be'inl-
| tatcd.
The inquest in the Italian shooting
case in East Barre was not held ycster-
day afternoon as expected but is being
heard today.
John Griffin of the firm of MCGOWAN
e. Griffin has gone to Toronto. Will
Carver is taking the place of John
Griffin during his absence,
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell of Lewiston,
Me. came to Barre Saturday and will
make it her home. Mr.. Mitchell has been
working here for number of weeks.
OF the 80 men in the DIST. Regiment
band stationed at Platts5urg who went
to Santiago only 16 returned and leader
Clark was promoted to 2nd Lieut.. for
bravery,
f. c. French went to Chelsea today
to subpoena witnesses for the celebrated
Allen 4 Richardson oxen case, which
will be tried tomorrow in the county
court.
Miss Mary b. Tabor of Taunton, Mass,
and Mrs Charles Kramer of Morrisville
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. IT, Gladding went to Stowe this
afternoon.
Constable Buchanan has been eiver
the bills Of all delinquent tax payers tC
collect. There are sol in all and they
amount to between four and five thous
and dollars.
DR., Kcyes of Duluth, Mimi. arriveG
in the city this morning to visit hit
aunt Mrs. NJ. j. Taplin for about II
days. He was very much surprised tC
find Barre such a hustling place.
Charles Falson of the Rutland. r.. II
passed through the city this morning or
his way to West Topsham. Mr. Falsor
has accepted a position with the Mont
pelicr e. Wells River Railroad Co. Al
Montpelier.
NJ. &. ConnorS. a bricklayer employ
ed on Curriers' block, was arrested last
evening by Chief Rowland for intoxica-
ton. A fine of So. and costs amounting
to $l0.6l was imposed by Justice Scott
this morning. He settled.
Z. +, Smith of this city, Grand Patri-
arch of the Grand Encampment of Yer
! lUolll Will INT olllcI elcCtlNc oillttIe,
went to Boston last evening where they
will be the guests of the Grand Encamp-
ment of assachusetts. There were
about 20 members and officers who
went last evening.
Harvey Whitcomb, a representative
of the Sunlight Gas Co. of Morrisville
gave an exhibition with Acetylenc, a
new kind Of gas. at the store of Prindle
& Averll last evening. The gas gives
n brilliant white light and is easy to the
eyes. liza proper generator is used, it
only costs one-half cent per hour.
On Wcdno sday evening a reception
will be given in the new Universalist
parsonage, and all the members and
friends of the parish are cordially in
vited to be present. This is the ''house-
warming" of the building in its new To-
cation, and those having the matter in
charge are planning to make it one Of
the most enjoyable events of the season.
1t is expected that the special committee
which had charge of the refitting of the
house, with their wives and the pastor
will form the receiving committee. The
hours will be from 7.30 until 10 o'clock