Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-04-18
Let's Talk 1t Over.

this noon.
a. Greenwood was in.was in Burling
ton Saturday
.ilnx Bruce is building Il new barn
near his house on Brooklyn street
Strollers ON The hillside, Yesterday
found the April flowers in full bloom.
$. s. Ballard i: to sell at public aur
ton Thursday his house On Carleton
stree.
l.. j. Bolster is having the granite
shed occupied by William Cassie newly
singled.
The Barclay Brothers are building an
addition to the blacksmith shop at their
granite plant.
l.. a. Dustin completed the woodwork
on the Blakely tenement house at North
Barre Saturday.
Joseph Wood returned TO Woodbury.
yesterday where he is in the employ Of
the Fletcher Granite Co.
Allie Lane Of Nnal lIarbor, Me-, who
arrived in the city Friday. began work
2 ~Hhis morning for the Jones Brothers.
The house owned by A. l.. Checver
on River street was sold at auction Sat
urday afternoon by O. II. Hale to Rob.
ert Kelley for $3.50.
William Clark, formerly Of this city,
now of Concord, n. H., is in town for a
few days.
+. ID. Ladd has new delivery wagon
opl II b, ,,,,, 10
this morning.
Miss Minnie Dunsmorc Of Mortified
has rciurned to Barre and commenced
work in c. II. Campbcl's restaurant
this morning.
A meeting of the school commissioners
was hsld Saturday evening. But the
matter of providing more room will be
considered later.
The city government is having the
debris cleaned away from the cellar of
the Old opera house, Work was re-
sumed this morning,
Robert Coutts was quite badly injured .
last week while at work at Mcmillan Il
Stevens shed. 4 large stone fell on one
foot injuring it badly.
}. l.. Pierce, formerly of this city but
tor the last three years in the state of
Maine, has arrived in town and will
take up hi, residence here again.
A meeting of the teacher, and older
members OF the Unversdist church
Sunday School at the home of the Rev.
Ellie X, NJ Jones next Thursday eve.
Be sure and hear the pcake Sisters at
Hedding church tonight. This i, their
second appearance in Barre. Admis-
sion 10 cents. Entertainment BEGINS at
s o'clock.
The Ladies Circle of Forrcstcrs will
hold whist party in Forresters Hall,
W orlcn block, Saturday evening. April
23d. Refreshments served. .ttns
sion 10 cents.
The old rifles which Co. L has been t
using for several wears were sent back :
to the state arsenal to-day in exchange i
forthe new one, which were received
come over week ago. Y
Yesterday was a great day for acct +
dents. y team driven by Joseph VIII =
llamS coliided last night with one II
owned by John SowleS. One of the Il
front wheels on Mr., Williams carriage +;
was brokcn /;
Frank G.. Mnard and wife narrowly II
escaped >eriou, injuries yesterday while y "
out driving. One Of The wheels OF the N
"asT7'c caught in the electric railroad ="
on South Main street and was twisted ~
from the buggy. b
r. l.. Mills received Il telegram Sat- -
lrday night from relatives in Lawrence,
Mass, that his wife was very danger e.
'nsly III and not expected to live. Mr.. ~,
WILL >~ft ON HE late train for Law Il.
'ehcc. Nus. Mills has been visiting ~,
Ter parents there for the past three II
months. II
As the first of May approaches, the pi
'arre fishermen are busy discussing the Sc,
respects of the trout season. Several T,
ave already signlied their intention of in,
irving to Greensboro on Sunday, MAY nc
SO as TO be on the pond bright and ne
ar y Monday morning. Investigation an
the brooks in this vicinity thus far In
us spring has proved somewhat llnsat- no,
factory as it is reported that no trout bal
ave been seen in them
Michael Sevegny was arrested last ma
'cning by Officer Brown charged with VIII
each OF the peace. Sevegny lives ON ant
orth Main Street over IIouston's store CHI
I'd last evening he and his wife had It's,
ouble. lie was brought before judge to
'rney this morning and fined 50 900 fou
a costs amounting TO $1,000 or an sin
of 10 days at Rutland. 1t is rca
pected he will settle. His wife was Cul
court and said she would pay the fine Fla
he would disclose where he obtained In,
liquor. He refused to do that. err,
Inc Barre Rangers got in a very GOOD The
'ctice Saturday night. Sixteen can Ian
lates were present and their regular len
'ctlce since the season opened has Ian
en OF much value to them as shown Cur
their very material improvement. tlmt
'rrie was i'll Il suit for the first time strll
the men are all in good condition. slrn
'efal new men are expected to try wen
the team and there bids fair to he n reac
competition for all the positions, slru
men are all out to win this ycar ING.
and have started in with some rood. field
ii, earnest work. Atki
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