Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-10


at Caves job printing office.
The fancy flooring is being put in at
the entrances of Miles block today.
Miss Minnie Dunsmoor went to her
home in Northfield on the noon train.
The concreting in front of Curriers'
new block will he all finished tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Berry of Montpc-
lier visited M. l.. Towne and wife yes
terday.
Mr.. T. r. Patch and wife of Rutland
are i'll the city visiting friends for few
days.
Frank w. Leighton and wife are re-
joicing over the birth OF son born yes
terday.
Mrs. Human Skeels left this morn
ing for weeks visit in Pittsburgh
and Whitehall, N. Y.
Mas. Harriet Davis of Lowell, Mass.
is expected to arrive tonight for visit
with her son Il. Davis.
Patrick Gleason returned this morn
ing from St. Johnsbury where he spent
Sunday with relatives.
Julius Chamberlain left this afternoon
for few days visit at his uncle's, G. IL.
Bigelow in Brookfeld.
l.. II, Simons of White River junction
formerly clerk at the City Hotel in this
city was in town yesterday.
Health Officer Chandler reports a
case of diphtheria at the house of James
Caven, No. Marray Street.
Robert X. Nelson with his mother and
family went to Wells River to attend
the funeral of an uncle today. \
L. l.. Cutler, Goddard '96 who was
home from U. V. M. over Sunday re-
turned to college this forenoon.
NJ. j. Connely granite dealer of
Adrian Michigan is in the city on bust
ness with Mackie Hussey T. Co.
Will Campbell has put new cloth on
his billiard table. Now is your chance
for friendly game on a good table.
j. |. Milo, tailor of ST. Albsns is in
the city measuring the employees Of the
Central Vermont for new uniforms.
Miss Gertrude Robinson returned
from Swanton this morning where she
has been attending her sisters funeral.
Tie band stand in the park was NOV
ed today from its former position to the
end of the park next TO the Episcopal
church.
Private Joseph Wood who has been
sick with typhoid fever is improving
every day now. lie was able to sit up
for short time yesterday for the first
time.
Mrs. Belle johnson who has been
visiting her brothcr-in-law in South
Washington for few days returned to
Madam Braleys this morning.
Corporal W. D. Grant left this after
noon for St. .JChnsbury where he is 10
take the physical examination with Co.
d. of which he is q member
Alex Milne returned Saturday from
Wabash, Ind. where he has been to set
up monument for the firm of Littlrjohn
e. Milne of which he is member.
II. A. Rugg put an elegant - foot
sign, with silver satin finish on blue
smalt ground work, over the entrance to
the Central Market Saturday afternoon
Tickets for the Lecture Course went
on sale this morning at w. II. Gladding's
drug store. Mr.. GIadding reports the
largest sale ever held in the same length
of time.
The Executive Council of the Barre
Anti-Saloon League will meet at 80
this evening at the home of Rev, Ellie
X. M. Jones for the purpose of complet-
ing the permanent organization.
Werner Eastman who has been visit
ing relatives in the city for the past two
months started this mornins for his home
in Oregon, Ill. He will stop in Boston
for few days before going west
Orvis Batchelder brought to the TELE-
GRAM office today a box of luscious
raspberries which he picked in his
garden this morning. Vermont must
be growing into veritablo Florida.
Homer Fits announces that his store
will be closed Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday so as to transfer
goods 10 his new store in Miles block
where he will have grand opening on
Saturday, Oct. Is.
Aaron johnson was arrested this morn
ing by Sheriff +. G. French OH war;
rant changing him with intoxication on
Thursday of last week. A. e. Fay
prosecuted him before Judge Barney
who fined him So and costs amounting
to Sill.
The PAGER "Protest Golden" belong
ing to Geo. j. Towne and John Jones
sprained n muscle in his fore leg yester-
day while being driven from Norris
vile to Barre. lie was left at Mr..
Mortin's near the Pioneer. DR.. ID, j.
Smith went down to see him this morn
ing and found that he was better.
The reception at the Seminary Satur-
day night was one of the most enjoyable
of the term. A large number of the
students We're present, and several visi-
tors joined in the social dance. Must
clans Bruce and Gilbertson from the
city were assisted by Miss Clough at
the piano.
City Engineer Crrrier wrote to G. G..
Adams, architect of the new city build
ing, this afternoon, asking him to come
to Barre and see if it will not he possible
to raise the floor Of the auditor ium more