Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-11
BARRE
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OFFICE and WORKS,
No. 7 Central Place, Barre, VT.
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| OpdTkS TIUIIl vi dIlltC OIly.
The shoes for the newsboys are all
right. Just drop in to the Peoples Shoe
Store and examine them.
Ernest Cross of Gouldsvllc visited
friends in the city yesterday.
Representative f. r. Jacobs of Rich
mond visited friends in town yesterday.
Lee Head arrived in the city yester-
day and will leave for Concord, N. II.
tomorrow.
David Powers of West Woodbury. is
visiting friends and relatives here for a
few days.
Fred jackson went to Burlington this
morning to visit friends at the u. V. NJ
for the day.
Miss McCaffrey of Lancaster, N. H..
began work at the Commercial House
this morning
George Angus is laid up with q sore
hand which he injured in the stone
sheds Saturday.
Mrs. f. M, Fuller left this morning
for few days visit at her former home
in New hampshire.
Thomas Mcintosh began work yester-
day us messenger boy for the Western
Union Telegraph Co.
l.. c. Wallace, travelling Passenger
Agent for the Union Pacific Railroad is
in the city on business.
Mrs. Clifford Blair who has been
in South Royalon for several days is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
Arthur McEnaney, telegraph operator
at the CIV Depot is expected to re-
turn from Rutland today,
F. 4. and j. f. Merrill of Corinth
visited in the city last night stopping
over with l.. j. Mead.
Taxdermist Houston has mounted
the head of the deer recently shot by
Walter Bugbee in Orange.
Health Officer Chandler reports an
other case of diphtheria at the house of
A. L. Arey on Maple Avenue.
Assistant City Engineer p. S. Smith
is making plans and estimates for mile
and half of sewer at Derby Line.
George Barber returned last night
from llincsburg ana resumed work at
w. +. Morsc's shoe store this morning
A. NJ. Jackman is steadily improv
ing in health and we shall see his fami
liar form on the street again in few
days.
Paul Gladu returned last night from
Burlington where he spent Sunday with
his parents. Mrs. Gladue was taken
suddenly i'll this morning and is threat
cned with fever.
Stephen Forsythe has had a letter
from his partner James Ingram in Eng
land in which he said that he is to sail
for America next Saturday arriving
home about the first of November,
Captain Badger and Sergeant Austin
went to Willamstown on hunting cx-
pedition today. 1t is reported that they
have invited large number of friends
to game dinner tomorrow they prob
ably expect to bag a deer or two.
George Towre and Nelson Phcll s
started for East Montpelier this morning
and took their guns along. Their
many friends are wondering whether
they have gone hunting or only for a
friendly, bout at target practice.
The Consolidated Lighting Company
is putting on two of the largest trans
formers in the State, being of 800 light
capacity and weighing half ton apiece.
One of them is on the pole in front of
Ilcckers cigar store and the other is in
front of Payette Mendleshons.
ID. r. Bisbec liberated his American
eagle this morning and very glad the
old fellow seemed to regain the free
dom of the air. Mr.. Bisbee obtained
the bird at Phillipsburg p. q. and has
had him in captivity all summer. lie
was a splendid specimen, measuring
eight feet from tip TO tip.
Mrs. 0. S. Wiley left this morning
for Mortified TO attend the state con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of Good
rcmplars of Vermont. Mrs. Wiley is
Grand Superintendent Of the Juvenile
Temple. There is to be reception
given by the Northfield Lodge to the
Grand Lodge officers this evening. DR..
d. II. Mann of Brooklyn, N. Y. Past
Right Worthy Grand Templar of the
World will be present during the whole
session and will speak each day. Miss
Jessie ForSythe X. W. &. S. j. 4. of
the world will also be present. The
alumni will hold II banquet and rccep-
ton tomorrow evening.
a fact perhaps not generally under
stood, has made itself apparent in the
guisc of ~ most profitable investment to
Barre Citizens. Ehle's Book and Music
store has recently inaugurated the plan
of paying the street car fares to pur-
chascrs ut their beautiful art and sta