Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-21

The shoes for the boys selling papers
can be seen at the Peoples Shoe Store.
L.. +. Wiley went to Wells River this
morning.
Miss Bertha l.. Sprague has gone to
Burlington.
Miss Lucy Wells YVES in East Calais
yesterday.
Thomas II. Cave was in Burlington
last evening.
Charles Johnson has gone to Boston
for few days.
Miss Margaret IIarrigan went to
Mortified this noon.
A. W. Eastman is still confined to his
home with rheumatism.
j. a. Rankc returned yesterday after
a trip to Camels Hump.
A. |. Bean Of West Charleslown, is
visiting friends in the city.
William MARI left on the noon train
for New York on business.
John Wallace has returned from a
visit in Woodsville. N. ii.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Roycroft at East Barre yesterday
Miss Inez IIayford is expected home
this afternoon from visit in Boston.
Bert Staples resumed his duties as
clerk at Gilley & Abbott's this moraing
after weeks illness,
Leslie IIayford left for Boston this
noon and tomorrow he will resume his
studies at Tufts College.
Private Peter Booth is feeling much
more comfortable today and it is hoped
he may be able to ride out soon.
Albert c. Rich has purchased OF l..
l.. Tracey his house and lot on Merchant
street for a consideration of $500.
The second rank was worked on two
candidates last evening at a meeting OF
the Knights of pythias.
Badger Il Whites men started work
this morning to lay the granite which is
surround the new fountain at Central
Park.
George +. Mcfarland shipped a ear
load of ice to Burlington this morning
for the Consumers Ice Company of that
city.
The party who shot the pet rabbit in
certain door-yard this morning had
better settle as the party is known and
it will save further trouble.
Douglass Barclay went to Mortified
this morning and will resume his stud
les at Norwich University. 1t is expect
ed there Will be about forty in the class
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner, parents
of Roy Turner whose funeral was held
in Berlin last Sunday viii receive $1,000
life insurance from the Tiaihmens Pro-
yidenl Association.
a meeting of the Clerks Union was
held last evening in Armory hall and six
candidates were inflated into member
ship. 1t WAS voted to secure the &. A
X. hall for permanent meeting place
Mrs. Mel of Burlington arrived in the
city last night called here by the illness
Of lcr mother, Mrs. e. T. Hatch. II
was rot expected that Mrs. Hatch could
live last night but she was more com.
Portable this morning.
One of the members OF the Williams.
town Band lost baritone music book
on Field Day, and whoever finds it will
confer favor upon one who generously
lent his services to making the Field
Day success, by leaving the bosk al
the TELEGRAM office.
Among those who went TO the fair in
Mortified today were w. F. Morse, E
L. Perry, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Drew
Chandler Ladd, Homer Ladd, F. d.
Ladd, Patrick Brown, w. X. Wheatley,
Frank Small, Frank Wheaton. and NJ,
W. Scribner.
4 hearing was held in East Barre
yesterday afternoon before Justice
Divkcy On the Italian shooting case.
Richard \. lloar who appeared for the
state, said this morning that the shooting
was probably accidental. The Italians
are not likely 70 be arrested.