Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-08
From Granite City.

Harry Houghton is Out hunting today.
Clyde Perry is in Mortified today en-
business.
Jack O'Neil has commenced work for
Burley & Calder.
George Gunlow returned from Bur-
lington last night.
Allen Martin is in Essex Junction on
legal business today
Luther Bailey of Williarstown was
in the city yesterday.
George Reffon and Ellery Mizo are
hunting today in East Montpelier.
Mary Emerson is at her home on
Beckley Hill for a short vacation.
John Voodry of Montpelier is in the
city doing advertising for e. |. Hood.
Fred Long begins tomorrow digging
cellar for Frank Clarke off Pleasant
St.
Civil Engineers Ford and Scribuer of
the c. V. road are in town on business
today.
Mrs. Electa CushmaR left this noon
for few days visit with relatives in
Randolph.
Arthur Martin is digging three cellars
on Miles Meadow over two Of them
houses are started.
II. E. Cutler is in Montpelier making
siltings of the members of The Senate for
their official album. =,
Harry Hardy of Worthwhile WHO has
been visiting friends in the city returned
home this morning. -->
Allen Lamb. of Mortified, was in the
city yesterday to call upon his son JOS
eph at the Seminary.
James Evans and Hcman House, Of
Mortified. were visiting friends in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Rev. f, NJ. Fuller has gone back into
the A. b. Averill house on Church St.
which he vacated in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Flagg and Miss Blanche
Bates, who have been stopping in town
for a few days, returned to their home
in Richmond yesterday afternoon.
Quite number of the local Masons
attended the Aurora Lodge in Mont.
pelier last evening when Deputy For
sythe paid his official visit to the lodge.
About two hundred people from Barre
attended the play Bon Ton Burlesquers
in Montpelier last evening and seemed
to be very much pleased with the ELL
tertainmcnt.
The second entertainment of the lee
ture course comes Thursday evening in
the form of lecture by Rev. DIR. Me-
Arthur of New York cityson Gods
Hand in the Nations Conflict"
Duane White, of Boston. graduate
of Goddard in the class of '92, was in
the city calling Gu friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are stopping in
Washington where Mrs. Whites father
is quite sick.
Evangelist j. II. Lingley of Worces-
ter. Mass. is conducting special revival
services every evening this week al the
Bastst church IL sufficient interest is
taken in the meetings they will be con-
lluuCu uCAl W ech.
The case of A. A. Reid VS.. George
Lane of Randolph for breach of contract
was tried in Williamstown yesterday.
Allen Martin was attorney for the
plaintiff and Nj. NJ. Wilson of Randolph
was attorney for the defence. Justice
c. Z. Lathrop rendered judgement
for the plaintiff.
Chief Buglcr Thomas Mercer was in
Burlington yesterday to be mustered out
with tha non-commissioned staff. The
members of the First Vernon Volunteers
have now been all mustered out with
the exception of the captains command
ing companies. On account of miss
ing voucher great deal of red tape
must be unwound before they can OBJ
tain their discharges aud their chance
of getting them soon are doubtful.
The lecture given by DR. James Bar
clay of Montreal on "Savanarela" the
Italian Reformer. at the Presbyterian
church last evening was not SO we'll at
tended As its merit deserved. DR.. Bar
clay gave very scholarly and interest
ing discourse OH the life Of this noted
man and it was too bad that the other
attractions of the evening drew so many
people who would otherwise have at
tended his lecture.
The gone of foot ball which was
played yesterday afternoon between the
Spaulding High School and the Goddard
Second turned out to be nothing more
than mere practice. The High School
boys showed up well at times and in one
instance they gained ID yards through
the line, but their opponents were too
heavy for them and their interference
was too strong. The Seminary team
scored Ave times and the High School
IL mad N hauo ,,,ado ona toI1ch.loxrr,