Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-07


Saturday to remain with friends over
Sunday.
Mr.. James Allen and wife are the
happy parents Of daughter born this
morning. sst.
The pipes connecting the new city
hall with the city water works were laid
yesterday.
The local option question will come
up for discussion in the Legislature
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wilson and daughter from
Worcester, VT, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nourse.
Thomas Mercer left for Fort Ethan
Allen this morning to get mustered out
of the service.
George F. Scott returned yesterday
morning from business trip to New
York and Boston.
Mr.. Milo Bassett and wife Of Prospect
Street are rejoicing over a daughter
born this morning.
Osicn Balch of East Barre is moving
his goods to the city today and will re-
side on Park street.
Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Scott returned
this morning from Morrisville where
they spent Sunday.
J.W. Tillitson went to his home in
West Randolph Saturday to remain over
Sunday with his family.
Miss Maud Pierce. of Calais, was in
town Saturday night to attend the re-
ception at the Seminary.
Harry Smith who has been dangerous
ly i'll for some time was able to ride out
for the first time Saturday. T
Mrs. Frank Flagg and Miss Blanche
Bates, of Richmond, visited relatives at
the Seminary over Sunday.
Don't forget the box sociab!e given
by Neal Dow Lodge, 1. o. G.. T., in X.
P. hall next Wednesday evening.
Clarence Kendrick returned yester-
day morning from New York city where
he has been on short business trip.
Extra ears will run tonight on the
electric road to accommodate those who
wish to attend the play in Montpelier.
Three splendid new signs were put
up today over the stores of Homer Fits,
W. H. Gale and the Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Universalist people Of Barre are
invited to attend concert at the Church
of the Messiah in Montpelier tomorrow
night.
A large attendance is requested at the
Clerks meeting tomorrow evening as
business of importance is to be tram
sacted. s
The rear part Of l.. j. Bolster's old
blacksmith shop up South Main Street.
near the bridge, took a tumble Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ransom Hall who has been stop
ping with her son Willis A. Hall for the
past three weeks left this noon for her
home in Unity, N. H.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con.
gregational Church hold business
meeting in the church parlors at $3.50
tomorrow afternoon.
G. II. Campbell has just made ar
engagements SO that he can furnish the
Barre people with sweet cream from
the Montpelier Creamery.
An elegant new sign, in gold and
white, made in Boston, was put over
the entrance Of w. IL. Gales shoe store
in Miles new block to-day.
Representative Scion Carpenter of
Washington was in the city this morn
ing on his way back to Montpel er after
spending Sunday at his home.
George Sanders and George Roe who
who have been visiting James Reid for
few days past left this noon for their
home in " bite River Junction.
An exciting game of football is going
on ut tho Seminary this afternoon be-
tween the Spauldng High School and
the Seminary second eleven. "-t
Last night occurred the first snow
storm of the season. Its depth was
hardly measurable, but it brought to our
minds the fact that Old Borcas will soon
reign again.
Don't forget the box sociable in X. Of
P Hall Wednesday evening Nov. 8. The
music will be in change of j. X. SIM
mers. A literary program will be rend-
cred and home made candy and corn
balls will be for sale. Admission free
and all cordially invited.
We announced in recent issue that
people in North Barre having news
items fer publication in the TELEGRAM
would confer favor upon US by leay-
ing them at G, j. Halves barber shop.
MIR. Hawes, after considering the ques.
ton, decides that he does not care to be
bothered with such matters; and the
North Barre people will still further
accommodate us if they will leave items
at Mrs. I. g, Whltehill's store, 5l7
North Main street. where our reporter
will call and get them ever morning.
Please write them out if convenient.
Jerome Savonarola. the Italian pat
triot and Reformer, lived between the
years 1852 and 1893. lie was intend
ell for the profession Of medicine but
when 20 his religious temperament,
under the influence of the increasing
corruption Of the times, led him TO the
cloister and he entered Dominican
monastery at Bologna. At the age of
SO he was sent to the monastery at
Florence rs lector. Here he began his
efforts TO reform the church and the