Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-02
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on business today.
+. NJ. TainIor left today ON a bust
ness trip for Chicago.
Miss Laura Durfey will visit in Bur
ingttn for Il few days.
A. Iecker will spend Sunday at his
hone in Bellows Falls
DR.. and Mrs. Camp are i'll Burlington
for the day
Mis-, Isabel Mclivcr visited friends
in Montpelier last evening.
Robert Knox has moved from Maple
avenue to Silver street
James Cook and wife returned to
West Farlee to-day
DR.. l. W. Hanson has gone TO Boston
for few days.
Dr.. j. Henry Jackson returned last
evening from Burlington.
The Young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Terrence of Brooklyn street is quite
sick.
Mrs. Alexander Anderson and two
children have gone 10 Montreal for the
summer.
A party of young people will give a
dance at the opera house in East Barre
this evening.
o. n. Granger, who has been sick for
nearly two months with typhoid fever,
is able to be out again.
II. +. Conway and DR.. Clarence Burr
of Dartmouth were in the city ycsler-
day.
DR.. Worhcn was called to Washing
ton to soc Mrs. Ben Thurber who is
quite sick.
Mrs. Nina and Geneva Carpenter of
Brooklicld are visiting at the home OF
w. X. Wheatley.
A dance was given at Unity Temple
at South Barre last evening, y mum
Der from here attended.
Richard a. Hear and Ii. W. Scott
went to East Montpelier this morning
to attend to a civil case.
Mrs. John Highland has gone to Bur
lington where an operation will be per
formed at the Mary Fletcher Hospital
in day or two.
M. and Mrs. &. l.. johnson of Hard
wick who has visiting 1T the home OF +.
III. Rogers, returned home thi5 morning,
Harry, the young son of l.. \. Avcrill
was taken to burlington yesterday
where an operation will be performed.
First Lieutenant 1ildcn and Capt.
Howe of Company +. OF Mortified were
in the City yesterday.
The Barre 'lumblcrs defeated a pick
ed team of Robert Cruirkshank this
morning at baseball by Il score Of to
A on Central Park grounds.
On account of the windows having
to be boarded up in the Park block,
Clerk Wells has moved his Office to the
room in the rear of the store.
William Jack has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. j. $.
Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain has
moved to Summer street.
Miss Maud Dunsmore is expected to
arrive in the city tonight and will begin
e rrMoSbvant. ,
sc vac mo' nm Tacy, Il FrcncIlf. an, has
); o,n suit against Merrill Patterson
D.. =" nv }, claimed to be due him for
IS.
the boy who stole the clock from
urey IL Calders stone she'd, Wednes-
day night will return the same there
will be nothing further said.
Rev. Elisabeth GOldthwale of Calais
is the guest of the Rev. Ellie X. Nj. Jones.
Miss Goldthwaile is to preach in Wash
ington tomorrow.
The face of the stump of the limb
which was taken from one of the large
trees in front of the .Jarkman block Il
few days ago presents Il very strange
freak which would not ordinarily be
noticed. In looking at this stump from
the window of l.. j. Grillin's store the
distinct outlines of a mans face can be
seen almost As perfect As an engraving.
The annual parish meeting of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will be
held Monday evening, to which all in
tercsted in the years record financially
or otherwise, are invited to attend.
This meeting is open, not only to men
but to women as well. and it is earnest
ly hoped that there will be representa-
tive parish gathering.
A Montpelier evening paper stated
last evening that Richard a. lIoar had
been mentioned for superintendent of
the Barre and Montpelier Traction and
Power Company, When Mr.. lloar was
seen this morning by an evening ENTER
PRISE, reporter he said'l have never once
thought about the matter and would not
consider the position of superintendent
for any Amount of money"
The choir of the Presbyterian church
was entertained right royalty last even
ing by 1.-The Musical Aid Society Of the
congregation. After Il splendid supper
the president of the society, James Me-
Kay called the merry gathering TO or
der, and in II few words gave express
sion to tho pleasure it afforded the mu
steal aid to show its appreciation of the
the choir. Many songs and speeches
followed, and the evening was a pleas
urable one, both to entertainers and en-
tertained from its beginning to the end.
rhe case of Flora Parsons VS.. G. n.
Button and Whtcomb Bros. and
Thomas Perrin us trustee was again |
taken up before Judge Barney yestcr
day. button is employed at Whitcomb
Bros. and assigns his pay TO Perrin to
pay IL debt all but $500 had been pay |
cd to Perrin. The question of the valid |
ity of the assignment was questioned and |
the court found it good. But the court
said that because Perrin did not file a |
,,l,;,,n fnr tho = ~ DO tho nlnintiff ,nnlI |