Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-24
.dward Coffee is working for c. II.


NJ. W. Scribner and G. C. Pitkin re-
turned from Boston Saturday night.
The Clover Club is to meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. E. w. Cummings.
-egel Il Brady have had new sign
painted on the doors of the Blue Store.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Cheney and wife are the
happy parents Ola son born yesterday
There will be a meeting of the Clerks
Union at &. A. r. ball Tueseay evening.
Goddard's next game of football Is
with NJ. 5. at Montpelier week from
today.
Glen Smith finished work for c. NJ.
Hutton in the Parlor Lunch Room this
morning.
The Union Market Burke Il Abbott
proprietors reports avery good run OF
business.
II. A. Young went to New York yes
terday and from there he goes to Boston
for Il visit.
George Rayino is connecting his house
on Beckley Hill with spring on Ad
Gouldsbury's land.
Mrs. William Ducham of South Barre
who has been ill with typhoid fever is
reported as improving.
Mrs. John NJ. Hazel OF Newport is
visiting her father Jerry Mccarthy on
Brook street for few days.
II. A. Duffy won the door prize a
silver cake basket given by the Conley
T Company Saturday night.
The Ladies Union OF the Cniversalist
church are making arrangements to
hold fair in the near future.
f. G. Williams a wholesale granite
dealer of Boston who recently opened a
branch office here was in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. d. W. Mower returned Satur-
day night from her weeks visit in Bos-
ton and at Dean Academy in Franklin.
Mass.
Conductor C. NJ. Halves AMI Superin-
tendent Smith of the electric road were
in Waterbury on business the last of the
week.
lIermes IIenry of Plattsburgh, \.
Y. arrived in the city Saturday night for
a few days visit with Willis Henry in
East Barre.
Alex Fr; ser. of Mansfield. Ohio firm
Of Alex Fraser and Co., granite dealers
was here Saturday looking after the
firms interests.
The Consolidated Lighting Company
is changing the street light by Burke Il
Abbotts Meat Market 10 the other side
of the street.
The Eighth Grade eleven lined up
against the Thwingville team on Smiths
Meadow Saturday afternoon and defeat
ed them 3 to 0.
And now Montpelier High School is
kicking because the foot ball team did
not win against the Spaulding eleven
Friday afternoon.
Miss Moody who has been exhibiting
corsets at Homer Fits store for the past
week left for her home in New York
Saturday afternoon.
At the meeting of the l. o. G.. 7. next
Wednesday evening the quarterly cleo
ton of officers and the annual election
of trustees will take place.
G.. Ii. Clark barn which was burned
Friday night was insured for $1,000 in
the Vermont Mutual. This amount will
not cover half of his loss.
Tom Durham who has been very
sick for several weeks was out for the
first time yesterday and he is now stop
ping for a few days at c. S. Curriers'.
Mrs. Charles Williams who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David Mercer
! during the summer left for her home
in Big Stone City, South Doko'a Satur-
day afternoon.
W. II. Gale is moving into his new
store in the new Miles building today
and +. O. Marion will commence TO-
morrow to move into the corner store
vacated by Mr.. Gale.
Clinton Gale the star center of God
dard'> last year eleven played center on
Tufts against Bowdoin last Saturday
and the reports of the game say that
TUFTS center was impregnab!e.
The case Of Gallagher VS. Saldellie
WAS NJ ard in city court this morning.
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
to recover $500 and costs. F. S.
Williams was attorney for the plaintiff.
Sercral Ie,ple around town have
! found that it is rather dangerous thing
to hang out clothes in their back yards
for it is said that certain rag pickers and
bone pickers get mixed up with clothes
hanging out to dry on back yard lines.
1t is expected that large crowd of
Barre people will attend the rededica-
tory ceremonies of the Universalist
church in Washington next Thursday.
The Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones will preach
in the morning and Rev. j. Edward
Wrightin the evening.
Miss Nina Carpenterand Miss Geneva
Carpenter who have been visiting their
Uncle w. X. Wheatley for few days
returned this morning, Miss Geneva to
wv. NJ ant Miss Nina to her home
in Broo'' field
| The funeral of Segee Moore took
place at the Congregational Church in
| Wiliamstown the Rev. P. P. Womer
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