Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-29
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Burlington this morning.
A. q. Brooks of Burlington is visiting
friend. in the city this week.
ID. M. Miles is building new hatch
way for Nj. Marion, the grocer.
Fritz Jackson went coon hunting the
other evening and shot 20 pound coon.
Miss Mary C. Foster of East Mont
pelier was in the city yesterday after
noon.
ii, +, Arnold travelling agent of the
r. W. and O. line was in the city yes
terday.
G. S. Wallace, clerk at Gales shoe
store is confined to his home with rheu-
matism.
Miss May West went to Stowe this
morning to attend the funeral of a
friend.
Mrs. Stephen Lascore is in Malone,
N. Y. for a few days attending the
county fair.
Miss Hattie Holt left this morning for
Windsor where she will work in mil
linery store.
The many friends of Harry Smith will
be pleased to know that he is much i'm
proved today.
Lorin Hooker is having the pipes
flushed from his cistern on Hooker Hill
to Branch street.
B. W. Hooker returned last evening
from a business trip Boston. Provi.
dence and New York.
Mrs. II. C. Bates of st. Johnsbury
who has been visiting Mrs. o. II. Hale,
returned home today.
Constable w. II. Buchanan was out
on the street today for the first time
since his recent accident.
Whitcomb Bros. closed their shop yes
terday so that their employees could at
tend the Washington fair.
The cover the Tea Cups" club are
holding business meeting this after
noon with Mrs. +. L. Cutler.
James Gazeley of Albany was in the
city yesterday and called on +. l..
Smith and number of his friends.
DR.. J. Henry jackson took Miss
Agnes Urquhart to the Fannie Allen
Hospital in Burlington this morning.
The latest transfer at the city clerk
Office is Warren Rowland to George L..
johnson of Hardwick, land on Maple
avenue.
Mr.. Jesse Gloyd and wife of Rich
mond who have been visiting MIR. A. F.
Dodge and wife returned home this
morning.
j. Bianchi, the granite dealer, is
quite sick and as he is unable TO be at
the sheds, the men had a day off yes
terday.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church are to hold Harvest supper in
the church parlors Friday evening from
$50 to Z o'clock. Admission will be
20 cents.
j. S. Viles is connecting George j..
TOwne's new house on Eastern avenue
with his system. Curriers' new block
has also been connected with the Viles
system.
Barclay Bros. have added four more
men to their present force, which is evil
dence that the granite business is in
creasing. They employ nearly 100 men
now.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Abbott of
Northtcld were in the city yesterday
and attended the Nye-Smith nupitals
in East Barre. Mr.. Abbott is an uncle
of the groom.
The street commissioners will meet
this evening in the police headquarters
to hear the complaints of the residents
on Hill street in regard to awarding
land damages.
G. l.. Hayden Of Underhill who spoke
at the temperance meeting last evening
is former resident of Barre, having
graduated twenty years ago from the
old Spaulding academy.
John G. Barclay, son of William Bar
clay, who arrived home from Florida
about two weeks ago, was able to be
out yesterday for the first time since his
recent attack of malaria.
William Milne, George Angus and
Edwin Bruce have donated to the Co.
f. fund each the $3.50 of their salary
which was due them as members of the
Montpelier band for their services on
Field Day.
"Quo Vadis" the young trotter Of j.
ii. Ward took the three straight heats
in the $50 class al Washington yester-
day and won an easy victory, time
2.2O ga. The horse was driven by j.
III. Ward, its owner, and is entered IN
the races this afternoon.
William Bushaw was arrested by
Constable Slayton last evening for in
toxication. lie disclosed on Mrs. Elina
Gicobbi and paid fine of $10.61.
Constable Slaylon ard special officer
Cayhue raidcd her home a little later
md found barrel of ale in the cellar.
She was arrested and brought before
Justice Scott. She agreed to settle this
afternoon.