Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-17

W. r. Chyer went to Burlington this
morning.
+. L. Pratt went to Rutland this
morning.
Stone cutters from Halowcll Maine
are looking for work here.
The force of workmen on the city
building was increased this morning.
Tom Durham who has been very sick
at the Seminary is some better today.
Mail Carrier Frank II. Dyer return
ed TO work this morning after weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter of
Montpelier visited with Tom Suitor's
yesterday.
Arthur Fisher of Chicago a former
Barre boy visited relatives in the city
yesterday.
a special train was run from Mont
peler yesterday TO carry the railroad
officials to the quarries.
Mrs. Clara G. Paige and Mrs. Harley
Cutler went 70 Burlington this morning
TO visit relatives for the day.
Ezra Brainered Jr. returned this
morning from Middlcbury where he
spent Sunday with his father.
Mrs. Young Swanton and son William
left this morning for St. John p. g. to
visit relatives for few weeks.
Frank Merchant begun his vacation
this morning. He is planning to 60 to
Boston on the excursion tomorrow.
n. B. Ballard and c. r, Scott moved
foom Gordon's block today and are now
located in Curriers' new building.
Harry Ioughton left today for West
Fairlee to remain for week with the
Eastman Bros, who are stopping there.
Claim Adjuster Schribncr of the
Massachusetts Masonic Equitable Acct
dent Association was in the city Satur-
day settling CLAIMS.
MayorJ. W. Gordon has been assign
ed Ivy the County Court to defend Mrs,
Nellie Denning and W. W. Lapoint to
defend Philip Bell.
w. j. Alexander who was arrested in
connection with the Ellis House raid is
reported to be at present in Canada and
consequently is not here for the trial of
his cases
We noticed load of buff brick going
through the streets this morning. They
were not moving very rapidly but in all
probability they will be there by the
time they get ready for them.
Another case of diphtheria is reported
at Addison Street this morning. 1t is
not to be wondered at that this disease
is spreading when one considers the
general tilthiness of our streets.
Don't forget the chicken pie supper
served in the store formerly occupied
by Homer Fits, Tuesday evening, Oct
18Th, from 3 80 to s 100 o'clock.
MENU.
Chicken pie, Cranbury sauce,
Celery,
Baked sweet potatoes, Rolls,
Cake, Coffee
The special entertainment given in
Miles Hall Saturday night by the Conley
Comedy and Advertising Company who
have been working in our city for the
past few days, was very we'll attended
and few ladies were present. The
whole entertainment was strictly moral
and the dancing and musical specialtes
were particularly good. Anyone who
thoroughly enjoys a hearty laugh should
attend these entertainments for there
they will find q great variety of worth
providing spccialties.
Rev. W. III. W. Rees ID. d. of Cincin-
natl, delivered a powerful address at
lIedding Methodist church Sunday
He is a witty, interesting
and eloquent speaker Being Secretary
of the Frecdmans Aid and Southern
Educational Society DR.. Rees appears in
behalf of that department of the Metho-
dist church work. AT the close of the
address the regular yearly offering for
he work was taken.