Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-05

Masquerade at the Seminary tonight.
Miss Matte Price goes Waterbury for
an over Sunday visit
George Gumln went TO Burlington
yesterday afternoon,
G. W. Brooks agent. for the granite
manufactures Blue Book is in the city.
President f.. IL. Capen of Tufts Col
lege, Mass. is visiting at the Seminary.
William Gaul of Troy, N. Ii. is in
the city for few days taking vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Wallace Place, of Ilinesburgh,
is visiting at Ezekiel Drews for a few
days.
Clarence Corliss and with from Chcl-
sea, called Oh friends and relatives here
today.
Thomas Milne is on the sick list but
expects to be able to return to work
Monday.
Some of the wprkmen on the city
building will spend the Sabbath in LaA
conia. N. Ii.
T. b. Cunningham, of West Topsham,
is in the city to-day buying stock OF
flour for his store.
I.cmuel Hutchinson and G. r.. Scott
are at Mr.. Hutchin's home i'll Randolph
for short hunting trip.
Miss Maud Bush entertained, the Altar
Guild of the Episcopal Church at her
home on Keith avenue last evening.
Arthur 7. Hatch, special agent for
the sun Fire Insurance Office OF London
was in the city on business Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. w. Scott left Oh the
3.O5 train this afternoon for II short visit
with Mrs. Scots parents in Morrisviile,
VIM. Lee Wilson of Harrison, Mich,
is visiting his uncle j. Newton Wilson
of the town of Barre.
The Barre Juniors went to Montpelier
this afternoon to play game OF football
with the Nj. S., second eleven.
The Blackwell Street bridge is open
for traffic, but we failed to see that ten
ton limit sign that was talked about.
Prof Van Liew's lecture at the Bap'
list church was fairly well attended and
hose who saw his views We're not sorry
that they came.
Robert Emmett Court No. 564 G. o.
i. will hold their third annual ball in
Forcsiers Hall, Graniteville, on Thanks
giving eve Nov. %,
Mr.. Edgar w. Emerson Of MancLes-
ter, n H., will speak and give tests in
&. A. X. Hall Montpelier, Sunday Nov.
9Th, at and L. Nj.
Regular meeting of the Clerks Union
Tuesday evening, Nov. Sth. Business
of Importance is to be transacted and a
full attendance is desired.
Owing TO breakdown at the pow 3,
house all Of the lights on the NiIes sys-
TEN were out from 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon till ten o'clock in the evening.
G. L. Fuller Supt. OF motive power
and W. j. Robertson maste. car build
er for the G. V. II. r. both from St.
Adams were here on business yesterday.
A family is moving to-day from the
house on the corner of North Main and
Blackwell Street to the brick house just
below Whi,comb Brothers machine
shop.
Constable W. Ii. Buchanan arrested
Il man for taxes yesterday. After II
short sojourn in the cage he decided to
settle up rather than go to the Mont
pelier Jail.
Mrs. Hannah Jackson died last night
at her home No. IL Brooklyn Street
aged "A years, months and 10 days.
The funeral is from the house at - 80
tomorrow. Rev. DIR. S. N. jackson
officiating. Interment at Orange.
Rippling Stream Lodge No. 40 ID. of
r., Granite Encampment No. 20 and
Gill Lodge No. 81 l. o. o. +. will give
an old folks concert followed by drama
tic entertainment at Opera House Hall,
East Barre, on Tuesday evening Nov.
10.
W. j. Forsy,he R w. ID. ID. G. NJ. of
tile 9th Masonic Dictrict will make his
official visit to the Aurora Lodge No. 90
and a special eur will convey all Masons
who desire to attend from this city. The
car will leave from the National rank
corner ut G.l5.
A movement has been inaugurated to
establish a public library here at the
earliest possible date. Nothing definite
has been done so far but preliminary
meetings have been held and lists of
books examined. 1t is expected that
something definite will be announced
before long.
Mr. W. N. Burnham received y crush
ing blow on the thumb of his right hand
yesterday noon. He was holding a
piece of work for machine and got
the full force of the blow on the second
joint of his thumb. 1t is hoped that it
will do well and he may have some use
tf it.