Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-13


Miss Pansy Lewis is visiting in East
Barre.
Counterfeit silver dollars are being
circulated in this vicinity.
Constable VIII. Buchanan was in
Berlin on legal business yesterday.
1t is reported that there is two and a
half feet of snow over Plaintield way.
Frank Walker leaves tonight for a
short trip to Burlington.
| Robert Burns and John Wilkinson
left last night for a visit to Rutland.
l.. p. Medic went to Burlington this
morning where he will remain for some
time.
ii, G. Cotton, salesman for pneumatic
stone tools, returned TO Boston last
night.
DR.. W. F. Lazell of Plainfeld is in
the city today visiting his son, DR.. W.
Lazell.
The thermometer registered 8 degrees
below zero at North Barre this morn
ing.
Misses Mabel and Pansy Severance
are spending few days with friends in
East Barre.
The Blackwell street hose house is
all closed in now and the carpenters are
at work on the interior.
O. j. Dodge has just received a fine
consignment of unset diamonds and
onulc w hi,h ara haautiaS
Lawyer Fred l.. Laird of Montpelier
was in the city this morning on business
connected with his practice.
Frank Rooney mas returned from Bur-
lingtOn where he went to attend the
funeral of his sister Mrs. Annie Moran.
Conductor William Hay of the Cen
trail Vermont will resume his run on the
Barre branch of the road tomorrow after
a two weeks vacation.
George Barber is staying at his home
in Montpelier for Il few days, after
which he will commence work us sales
man for the Crusader clock.
Is. G. Alexander who has been work :
ing at the Combination Cash Store has
accepted a position with the Union
Clothing Company of Montpelier.
1t is expected that the commissioners
who are to fix the price which the city
is to pay the Barre Water Company for
their plant will be in the city ON Thurs
day to look the matter over.
Out of town people registered at the
City Hotel today are G.. Il. Buck of
Rochester, N. Y; o. NJ. Burns of Bur-
linglon, Iowa; j, B. Hanson of New
port and A. E. Ken.lrick of st. Adams.
Prof. Elmore will hold his dancing
! school tomorrow evening instead of
! Thursday evening in order to avoid Il
conflict with the entertainment in the
lecture course which comes Thursday
! evening.
The members of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid Society invite the good people of
Barre to inspect the articles to be found
on sale next week Tuesday and We'd
nesday in their social rooms. Gifts for
Christmas can be satisfactorily purchas-
ed there.
This evening the Y. p S. G. T.. of
the Baptist church begin their Christian
Culture Course under the leadership of
the pastor Subject of the course, 1.-The
Doctrines of Our Faith" A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all to attend these
studies.
A man by the name of Desilets who
formerly worked for Jerry McCarty.
has leased of ii. r. Sulham the market
recently moved from the corner of No,
Main and No. Seminary streets TO the
land owned by Fred Gouldsbury on No.
Main street, and as soon as the interior
is fixed up will open a fish market
there.
The next number on the list of enter
tainments in the lecture course will be
given Thursday night by the SYM
phonia Concert Company. Mona f.
Clark the Mezzo Soprano singer is too
we'll known in Barre and too much of a
favorile here to need any announcement.
The rest of the company is composed of
star specialists and their entertainment
is sure to be of a very high order.
An interesting photograph taken with
the X-Ray machine in DR., W. L.
Lazell's Office is on exhibition in Photo
grapher Cutters studio. The subject
taken was the hand of E. A. Drown and
the success of the experiment was very
good for a first attempt. The flesh
shows faint outline, the bones are
darker and finger ring shows up an
intense black.