Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-10

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ness.
Abe Mann is in Randolph today on
business.
+. w. Slay:on of Warren is in the city
today GU business.
Frank Rogers went to Randolph this
morning on business.
Ira Towne of Burlington was in the
city on business today,
Fred Monet has gone to work for
George Johnson in his livery stable.
Will Emslie who has been i'll fol
several days was on the street again to
day.
The evenings are cool so don't forget
the dance Friday night at Unity Hall
South Barre.
Chas. Carver who has been working
for l.. j. Mead for few days has fms,
he'd work there.
The State VS.. Blay a. Tlacy is being
heard in the city court room this after
noon before a jury.
Conductor Richard Thomson of the
electric railroad is off duty today on ac-
count of illness.
I. Stanley Glynn, who has bceu
visiting in Burling ton fora few days, re-
turned this morning.
Mrs. a. c. Robinson has purchased a
farm in the edge of Orange and will
move there very soon.
James Albin has taken the agency for
McCorkle's adjustable safety gate in
this city and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Goodrich of St
Johnsbury were visiting friends in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Don't forget that the committee in
charge of the Company Field Day will
meet in Armory Hall tonight.
Mr.. A. |. Lawrence of Berlin, n. II.
architect of the new school house, will
be in the city tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Mary Lowery who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey,
returned to her home in St Johnsburv
to day.
Harry Currier of Andover, y. H.. who
has been visiting at the home of II. +.
Cutler, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Chas. J. Davis, who has been visiting
in the city for few days, left this noon
for Bethlehem n. H., where his mother
is stopping.
There will be a regular meeting of the
Eastern Star Lodge this evening at
which the names of two candidates will
be voted upon.
W. +. Howes is laid up TO day as the
result of having got nail stuck in his
foot while at werk carpenting on the
electric car barn.
Louis r. Rickert of Hendricks drug
store Is spending weeks vacation with
friends in St. Albans. He is accompan
led by his family.
Mrs. G. NJ. Halves and Mrs. Robert
lngiss and daughters went to Fayston
TO day where they will remain with
relatives for about Il week.
Charles Johnson's, Henry. Bailey.
driven by III. 5. Colby beat Page Bros. |
klondike, in one mile race at Fairnont
park yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Truman j. Waterman and
daughters. Grace and Lena, of North
Iunbr;dge, arc making a brief visit to
his city, the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
J. a. Sherbuln.
William Miller was in the city this
morning and said that he would con-
ribute five cases of soda TO the Field
Day for Company +. Ludwig Levin
las offered 500 cigars.
l.. A. Dustin has completed his work
IN the tencments over Putnam's black
NTH shop and has gone TO work on
ottage house on E. l.. Taylors farm in
he Town of Barre at the extreme end
# Beckley street.
Chauncy Harris and Chas. Morecraft
eft this morning for Groton Pond for a
ew days fishing trip. They took with
lenl 40 grasshoppers for bait and they
xpect it will be a great treat for the
ass.
The residents of Elm street are Won ,
cring If the. street commissioners have
n'irely forgotten about fixing the street.
he work has not yet been started and
icy would like to call the commission
rs attention TO the matter. !
Irving Rich # Richville, who gradu- +
I'D from Goddard last June, was in the =
fy calling on friends yesterday. Mr.. :
lch is taking a bicycle ride through +
e central part of the State. He left
day for Queen City Park. -
The school commissioners held a G
Getting last evening when bids for the b
Nv school house were opened. As il
rchitect Lawrence of Berlin, n. H. @
as not present the contract was not O
1arded. Mr.. Lawrence will be in the ii
y tomorrow when another meeting tt
III be held There were eight bids in OF
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