Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-19
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1 ne INSIDE OF the blackWeIl stIecI
hose house is being painted today.
&. M. Clifford left Saturday afternoon
for Putney to spend a few weeks with
relatives.
M. A. Carpenter of Brookfield is in
the city today visiting the family of W.
X. Wheatley.
DR.. o. &. Stickney went to Stowe
this morning as medical counsel in a
case in that town.
Miss Fannie Williamson left this
morning for her home in Middlebury to
spend the holidays.
Sidney jackson left this morning for
Portland, Maine to spend the holidays
at his former home.
Joseph Saldini left this morning fol
lIallowell, Maine to visit his two sisters
until after the holidays.
Mrs. Lafayette left this morning fol
her home in Chazey, N. Y. to remain
until after the holidays.
Prof. and Mrs. o, X. HOLSTER left
today for North Montpelier where they
will spend the holiday vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Wood OF
Kirk street are rejoicing over the birth
of daughter born this morning.
Thomas Harrington left Saturday af-
ternoon for Richmond to spend few
days with friende at his former home.
NJ. e.. Nichols returned Saturday
night from weeks business trip
through the southern portion of the
state.
Edward l.. Robinson travelling agent
for Chanberlin Medicine Co.Des Mones,
Iowa, was in the city this morning on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith left this
morning for the southern part of the
state where they will visit until the LIST
of January.
John Clough who has been laid off at
Alleh Il Richardson's on account OF
illness for the past week resumed work
this morning driving team.
Mrs. Clayton S. Meaker left this
morning for Burlington where she will
remain for few days with her mother
who is there in the hospital.
1t is understood from the ticket agent
at White River Junction that there will
be no special holiday rates over the b
and Nj. Il. X. The 9. V. will sell tick.
cts for fare and one third.
Hunters from Moretown reports that
there are at least three bears in the
Jones Brook region. They have been
hunting them all the fall but have not
succeeded in getting any of them yet
The trail of the ursine quadrupeds has
frequently been seen crossing the high.
way.
Chauncey Harris, George Hodgemar
and II. +, Russ got the largest fox
Saturday that has been captured about
here this fall. The dogs drove him to
cover in about thirty minutes, and the
hunters then proceeded 10 dig him out
&. A. Houston is making the skin into q
handsome rug.
Saturday afternoon, while William
Paros team of four horses was engaged
in clearing the snow from the ice on the
river near the electric car barn, for the
purpose of making skating rink, the
scraper, one span of horses went through
an air hole, and took an unexpect.
ed cold bath. The horses were uickly
gotten out, but it was necessary to send
to Montpelier for a derrick to get the
scrapcr out with, but after working some
time it was finally recovered. The driv-
er, Byron Hill. got thorough drenchins
in the icy water.
Considerable disturbance was caused
yesterday afternoon on the electric cars
by man who wanted to run things in
general. The conductor was Mr.. Perry
and the man who was so jubilant was
Joseph Goblin of Montpelier. Conduct
or Perry endured the obnoxious actions
of the man until the car reached French
street when he stopped off and enlisted
the services of Deputy Sheriff +. c..
French who arrested the man and lodged
him in the coop. This morning he was
brought before City Judge Boyce who
fined him S. and costs for intoxication
and remanded him to Jail until he could
remember the one from whom he got
his spiritus frumenti. French took him
to Montpelier Jail.