Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-10

OaIt Reports tnlt De ms Deeu ecIIiHS
rubbers all day long. This weather is
fine, for shoe dealers.
Mr.. Calvin Stowe of Boston is in the
city to attend the funeral Of his sister
! Mrs. Martha n. Childs.
+. l.. Williams intends to move his
collection agency rooms to Miles new
block in the near future.
William Adams is going west nexl
week las travelling salesman for the
Union Granite Company.
Miss Bessie E. Cave entertained the
class of 1900 Spaulding at her home on
Eastern avenue last evening.
The Kirk Penrose Club will meet
with Mrs. Mary E. Glidden, IA High.
land Ave. tonight at 7.20 prompt.
Mr.. Murry Thompson of Colchester
who has been visiting +. S. Williams
for few days returned home this morn
Ing.
Don't forget the lecture at the Con
gregatonal church tonight This is the
second number in tho entertainment,
course.
The two heavy trucks purchased in
Quincr by Barclay Brothers arrived yes.
terLay forenoon and were unloaded al
their sheds.
Let us hope there will be sufficient
number Of ears to accommodate the people
who wish to attend the play in Montpe'
lier tomorrow night.
Charles +. Stone of Laconia, N. II
who was recently defeated for Governor
of New Hampshire is a graduate Of
Spaulding Academy.
Charles Stone, one OF the teachers a
the Seminary last year, is now in rea
estate office in Boston and will soor
enter as partner in the firm,
One Of the boxes at the Good Temp
lars box social in X. of Z. hall las1
night sold for S2.75. The lady furnish
ing ii was Miss Mamie Mckenzie.
Luther Bailey and brother Frank A
Bailey are in Burlington today to testify
| before the Investigation Board concern
ing hospital horrors at Chickamauga.
Lewis Brassans team brought stone
19-Sx3-3X9 doing from the Standard
Granite Cos quarries for Barclay Bros
yesterday. 1t is part of the Wade Mem
orlal.
Edgar Emerson of Manchester. N
H., the celebrated lecturer and test
medium will speak at the &. A. R.: Hall
Montpelier, Sunday the ID ar 2.3O and
$50 p. NJ.
The commissioners on the French es.
tate sold This morning to Agnes French
a lot at the top Of the hill back of the
blacksmith sLop for $500. The auc-
ton will take place Saturday.
Barre is making reputation this year
through her representative e. I. Swasey
who made one of the most forcible
speeches in the legislature yesterday
that have been made during the session
The Revenue Collectors are raising a
great disturbance amongst the tobacco
dealers in Montpelier and it is said that
nearly all the stock of one store was
taken Oh account of the alleged violation
of the revenue stamp law.
Miss Min, Brown returned this
morning from Essex junction where
she attended the wedding of Surgeon
Snyder of Fort Ethan Allen and Miss
Agnes Drury OF Essex Junction yester-
day afternoon.
Charles Bishop accompanied by his
grandmother, Margaret Jondro left this
morning for DERBY and other towns
where they will visit relatives for a
couple of weeks,
George Mann is going to dig three
new cellars on Fo,s Street and will
build houses over them this fall. This
will make six houses he has erected in
that immediate vicinity this fall.
The Office Kid was prowling about
the streets last night and claims that he
learned from reliable source that the
only "hard stuff to be obtained at the
liquor agency next year would be city
water.
Harry Jones is in Dixville. p. O.,
where lie will probably remain during
the winter. Mrs. Jones, his mother,
who has been stopping for some time
with her daughter, Mrs, Paul Gludue.
will leave to join Hairy in Dixville
next week.
DR.. F. w, Delmage's address on
"Memory" before the Presbyterian Y.
Z. a, meeting last evening was very ill
terestny indeed. A large number of
the young people attended the meeting
and can tell those who didn't attend how
much they missed by not being there.
Mrs. Martha N. Childs died at her
home on South Main Street from Il can
Ger about five o'clock yesterday after
noon, The funeral will be held from
the residence at 1890 a. m Rev. DR.. S.
N. jackson officiating. Intermcnt in
Elmwood Cemetery.
Mrs Henry Brasshaw died of typhoid
fever at her home, corner of Maple Ave
and North Seminary St at 3 o'clock this
morning. The funeral will be held
from The house at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones off
ciating. lnter,nent in Hope Cemetery.
There was a large attendance at the
regular convocation of Ruth Chapter o,
f. ). las evening. Mrs. Young of
Newport, Worthy Matron of the chapter