Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-12
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IL. J. Mullen went to Burlington this
morning.
Mrs. ". j. Mitchell is in Darlington
today.
| Victor Richardson is sick abed with
| rheumatism.
| Miss Grera Moore is wishing in East
Barre for few days.
". Ii. Gale left this nOoa for y brief
business trip TO Boston.
| Orson WooIcock was q, his home in
Randolph over Sunday.
| F. l.. Rooney >pcu, Sunday with
friends in Burlington.
Alderman Durkee has not bad that
$3.50 check ca>hed yet.
Mamie y. Brush OF Williams;owu j.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Z. \. Field.
7. e. Marion of keene. y. H., is in
Town visiting his brother, NJ Marion.
The severe cold to-day is Keeping
some of the stone cutters from ,heir
work.
Ben French left This morning for 4
few days visit with MS family in i
AIoaas.
Whi,comb Brothers are shipping q
polishing machine to penryn. talItor-
MIA to-day.
Mr. aud Mrs. Alex CruickshanS arr
expected 10 return from their wedding
trip to-day.
IL. .. Hou-hes wen, 10 U,is-s. \. Y.
this morning where he will relmsin iur
ins tie holidays.
Captain Z. j. Badger comment ed
work this morning a. clerk in " II
Gales shoe store
This weather is "A loud cali for iouOle
windows and several peyple are putin.
hem on to-day.
George Anderson. baker for j. r
CaIiaghan. went 20 Montreal Friday
aud is expected back to-day.
Miss Maud Whltcomb went to WorceS-
ter this afternoon where she will teach
All eigh, weeks term of school
Fred McGrath OF ST. Adams is station
ell at Barre junction for a few days as
telegraph operator on the c. v
|; is announced that the annual pub
,icaiian Of Walton's Vermont Register
will De sent out ON December l5ta.
Peter Dion. who has been workin.
III Lor>e's block As carpenter since the
last Of july leaves tomorrow for Woods
vile, y. II.
The teachers meeting will DE held is
usuai a, the Spaulding School tonight
This will be the last meeting before the
holiday vacation.
N. q. Nichols returned Saturday nigh.
from a few days business trip and be
left today for Bethel TO be gone until
Ene latter part Of the week.
There will be a masquerade dance
al Unity Hall. South Barre a week from
Friday night. \ chicken pie supper
wi. De served on The occasion.
Tne stone cutters Journal shows tina:
three new members have been admitted
| 10 the Union in Barre during the past
| month and that SO have been admitted
by card.
Every member OF Clan Gordon is
specially requested 10 he present AT the
meeting Tuesday night as the election
Of Officers will take place aud other
business will De transacted
In The December number Of the Granite
Cutters Journal Ernest Lemmon the
corresponding secretary from Barre has
4 four column article on the labor prob
EN-. The article Is well written and
very forcIble in slyle.
Estey's minstrel ,roup, whicn APP
pears in Montpelier tonight, came up
| here on Il special electric car and
matched back down street 10 the music
Of their band. They rode b.scA to
Montpelier on the elecirics
Joseph. the year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. james Peers of 80 Aver street.
died about o'eIoc'- last night from
scrofulous complications. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon from
sae Episcopal church. Rev. W j. Harris
D. d. officiating.
The Granite City Poultry Association
held = regular meeting Saturday night
and received several new applications
for membership. DR.. Joe W. jackson
VAS elected second vice president in the
place Of James Scott who will be absent
during the winter. A committee con
>istiug of Alex Haddon, James X. An
dersou, Charles Young. Preston Gale,
and William Troup was elected to make
arrangements for banquet TO be held
Oh tie second evening of the show.
The inhabitants of the usually quiet
precincts surrounding Cliff street were
disturbed early Sunday morning bv q
few disciples OF 3acchus who were en-
deavoring to give variety show con-
sisting OF songs, dances and gymnasiic
exhibitions. An officer finally appear
ed and closed up the show, alleging
that it was an improper Sabbath enter
tainment.
The indiscrimilate use Of our streets
for coas,ing purposes Resulted in a seri-
Gus accident Saturday night Mrs. &.
c. Earle and Mrs Merrill Eastman
were standing near the curbing in front
of the Goodwin house on Hooker hill
when they were struck by loaded ira
verse, coming at swift rate OF speed
Mrs. Earle was struck in the ankle by