Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-10
F. Fiestena has gone to Burlington for a

F. Fiestena has gone to Burlington for a
few days.
Mrs. Frank Kenyon is i'll and con-
| fined to her bed.
A. w. Farnham Of Williamstown is
in the city today.
II. A. Homer went to Randolph last
night to spend Sunday.
Len Wiley has gone to Derby Line
for few days on business.
G. w. T. Whitney is visiting at his
home in Swanton over Sunday.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. q. Smith of South Bos-
ton were in the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Lester Talcott has just recovere d
from severe attack Of the grip.
| G. A. Cato leaves this afternoon for
trip to Montreal over Sunday.
Arthur Phelps leaves Monday for a
weeks visit with friends in Chelsea.
Norman York says he is about to put
his bicycle onto runners this winter.
| G. A. Houston is making very hand
some fox skin rug for Frank Sawtelie.
Gov. c. S. Page Camp. Sons of Vet
Grams, will elect officers December 20lh.
Miss Della Cheever is working at G..
4. Houstons during the illness of his
wife.
Miss Una Densmcre has just returned
from weeks visit wi it'll friends i'll Wash
ington.
Wilbur F. Shepard returned last nj hit
from his trip 10 Rutland with the Suli-
van woman.
Durham 4 Ayers received consign-
nent of two carloads Of feed from the
west today.
| Quite number of Barre people took
in The Bachelors Honeymoon" at
Montpelier last night.
The firm of St. Johnsbury lawyers
have taken the rooms vacated by {. Ii.
| Kent in the Bolster Block.
| The large safe belonging to h. A.
/ Hoar was moved this morning TO his
rev Office in Miles building.
The Williamstown band will give a
concert in the town hall Dee. 2lst.
They will be assisted by Mr.. Ilazeltine
on the Euphone.
l.. j. Bolster left this morning on :.
business trip 10 Roxbury. VT, where he
owns considerable, woodland TO look
after his interests there.
The twen,y-fifth annual meeting OF
the Barre LIBRARY Association will be
beId 1t the library this evening at 80.
full attendance is desired.
The Rev. T. II. Mitchell expects io
leave on Tuesday for two weeks va.
cation which he will spend in Montreal
returning after the holidays.
The reception at the Seminary tonight
viii be given by the ladies 10 the gen
tlemen. There will be some round
dances and dancing will continue till
midnight.
B. f. Frel h aud Fred Gokey last
night received i,eir honorable discharg-
is and checks for their pay from the
hospital corps os-the Third Cavalry
The checks amounted to about Sl4u
each. as
| Out of town people registered at the
City Hotel today are j. A. Fawnarth,
West Port, n. Y; /. j. Parker, North
field; T. NJ. kirkpatrick. Boston, W
f. Dufur, Montpelier; and F. j. keeler
of Boston.
Donald c. Nedgeworth, of Worces-
ter. was in the city this afternoon
Wedgeworih went to Chickamauga
with Company NJ of the First Vermont,
but was transferred into The engineer
corps which went TO Porto Rico. He
was i'll while there and did not se, back
10 Vermont until Thanksgiving day
He is now on furltugh and expects his
discharge soon.
Charles Rouelle who was recently
mustered out of Company Z. met with
quite serious accident al his home III
Washington this morning resulting il
the end OF his second finger on the right
hand being cut off He was putting
the bel, on to grind stone and hi,
hand caugh. between The belt and
pulley.
About fifteen Masons from this city
attended the annual meeting of the
Shriners at Montpelier last evening
The Shriners degree was worked on
live candidates, W. w. Calder and W.
A. Whtcomb being the Barre members
who had to ride the goat. A banquet
was held at The Exchange hotel after
the business of the evening was finish
ed. covers being laid for one hundred
persons.
Sheriff Bancroft. Of Montpelier. was
in the city Friday afternoon settling the
affairs of the Dethroned Queen of the
Buwery. He thought Miss Sullivan
should have been given more time TO
settle her affairs before being sent to
Rutland. Officer Shepard only carried
ont his duties. Miss Sullivan was given
twenty -four hours TO pay. She did rot.
Shepard did his duty. The River Street
cottage was deserted yesterday.
In spite of the fierce winter weather
out OF doors last night quite number
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