Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-05
,arl Sherburne of Williamstown is

Miss Myrtle Purvce was reported to
be worse this morning.
Edward Cullen is moving today into
house on Shurtlcff place.
Smith s. Ballard of Montpelier was
here on business this morning.
Hose Company No 2 meets tonight
for its regular monthly meeting
VIM Milne Of Academy street spent
the Sabbath with friends in East Barre
Ed York returned this morning from
Holyoke, Mass. for few weeks vaca'
ton.
Misses Bailey and Davis of St. Johns
bury spent Sunday with Miss Cora
Cook.
Buell. Lamb has resumed his duties as
conductor on the electrics after a weeks
vacation.
II. r. Sulham is drawing stone fol
the foundation of new Italian bakery
on Railroad street,
Several poultry fanciers from Barre
will attend the Poultry Show at St
Johnsbury next week.
James Scott and Mr., Melvin leave
next Sunday for the old country. They
sail on the Majestic.
w. F. Harvey of Burlington and j
q. Forrest of Boston were registered al
the City Hotel today noon.
w. II Flint has rented the apartments
formerly occupied by DIR. Hayes and
will 60 to housekeeping soon.
Z, Macchi has just secured some or
ders and will begin cutting them as
soon as he can get the stock.
Lewis Averill is 10 have his land of
Washington and Hill streets surveyed
into building lots. There will be s lots
in all.
Miss Grandy one of the teachers al
South Barre school was taken suddenly
ill last night and is unable to be in school
today.
Montpelier dozed off to sleep last week
when the legislature and county cour
closed and she will not wake up agair
for two years.
j. Is. Chamberlin left today for White
river Junction. He will carry il
addition to his line of brushes the
Crusade clock.
Charlie Emerson returned yesterday
morning from Greenfield, Mass. where
he has been working in afoundry for tht
past few weeks.
A meeting of the Bachelors Club will
be held tomorrow night at 40 Merchan
street. Important business will be be
fore the assembly.
Miss Julia Kline returned Saturday
to Woodsville N. H., where she will re
sumo her duties as teacher in one of the
schools there today.
Angelo Scampini has secured tenant:
for the three new houses he has bull
this fall He will erect at least on,
more before winter,
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church will hold business
meeting in the church parlors tomorrow
Afternoon at two O'Clock.
Wallace Parker is moving today int,
his new house recently built on Wash
incton street. The new residence i!
one of the pleasantest In the city.
a report got about that Jones Bros
wanted more men and this morning A..
large crowd of worknen went dowl
there only to come sadly back again.
FLYNN &. Austin left Saturday after
noon for hi, home in Mortified to speuc
Sunday and todoy he and his partner
MIR. Phelps went to Burlington to com
mence their labors .here.
The c. f. society of the Congrega
tional churah is to hold winter picnic
in the church parlors Friday evening
1t is expected that this will be quite {
novel and interesting affair.
The case of State VS. Edward Martin
of South Barre which has been on the
Washington county docket for the pas
three terms has been nol-prossed. Thi,
was breach of the peace case.
Arthur Charbonneau who was recent
ly bound over to the county court fol
his alleged connection with the River
street highway robbery secured bail
Saturday and is back in Barre once
more.
The Rev. DR.. S. N. jackson was i'll
yesterday and unable to supply the pull
pit at the Congregational church in
consequence of which his son the Rev.
w. Parkyn jackson preached in the
morning and the Rev. E. w. Cummings
in the evening.
The ladies in charge of the Univer-
salist fair are well satisfied with their
success Three hundred and ten dollars
were taken in from the Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday booths and there
are six more to hear from.
The debate at the Seminary lyceum
Saturday evening on the subject of foot
ball resulted in the unanimous decision
that football was not injurious to the
school. Stearns gave wonderful ex-
hibition of strength in his handling of
the fifty pound dumb bells.
The National Bank came near being
burglarized Saturday night. Between
four and five o'clock rooster was seen
industriously trying to get in through
one of the Elm street windows. We
have not heard of any damage done so
suppose his efforts were in vain.
II. R. Sulham recently sold horse