Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-28
G. j UnWes is ON the sick list today.

went to Bellows Falls last night.
Mr.. Kent of Mortified is in the city
visiting his son DR., G. II. Kent,
William II. Walker of Burlington is
in the city on business today.
Wallace Place of Hinesburg, was in
the city yesterday TO call on +. Drew.
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook arc making
slight repairs ON their shops at North
Barre,
Mr.. Miles of Burlington was in the
city yesterday to see his brother ID. Nj.
Miles.
Mrs. 4. T.. Cuts who has been visit
ing her daughter in Boston is expected
home today.
There is to be concert at the He'd
ding church Monday night by about 80
young people.
No less than SO people from Barre at
tended the Governors reception at Mont
pcler last night.
Don't forget the dance at South Barre
tonight. Good music, good floor and a
| SOot UNIV aoouACu,
Mrs. Burgess of Pearl street is TO
move Monday into the Checver house
on Summer street.
James Broadfoot will move tomorrow
from Park street into Cheeyer's new
house on Elm street.
l.. A, Averill has received fresh lot
of the Crimson Banquet Cigars. Try
them they are all right.
f. p. Gerrold who has been in the
city on business for few days returned
to Boston this morning.
Jack Oliver and Fred Bertran went
to Milford, Mass. on the noon train
where they have positions.
Mr.. Farwell special agent of the
Traders Insurance Co. of Chicago is in
the city on business today.
Miss Minnie Dunsmore returned last
night from her months vacation spent
at her home in Mortified.
l.. ID. Berry of Boston who has been
in the city for the past few days left
this morning for Mortified.
II. a. Rugg is putting up the largest
awning in the state at II. d. Segcls
new store in the Currier block.
W. d. Grant left last night for ST.
Johnsbury where he is to be mustered
out with his company tomorrow.
y large crowd Of young people from
the city will attend the dance at Unity
Temple in South Barre tonight.
w. +. Scott formerly proprietor of
the Enterprise now of Burlington called
on friends in the city yesterday.
Peter Fraser strained his arm in
throwing IL ball yesterday in conse-
quence of which he is unable to work
today,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Danforth return
ed yesterday from Danville where they
went to attend the funerals of both their
mothers.
Richard Thompson formerly in the
employ of the Barre and Montpelier
Power and Traction Co. has moved to
Burlington.
Luke Gallagher and bride have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Mon
treal and are residing at A. Burkc's
house on Summer Street.
John Thomas and bride returned to
Barre yesterday, They will remain
here for few days and will then 90
to Wells River where they will reside.
Three new pool tables were set today
in George Marrion's new billiard and
pool rooms. Mr.. Marion expects to
open his doors to the public by Satur-
day night.
The Spaulding High School foot ball
team is to play the Montpelier High
School team, on the Seminary campus
in Montpelier al o'clock Tuesday af
ternOon.
George Clark who had his Larn, hay
and part of his stock burned recently.
will sell the remainder of the stock at
auction next Tuesday. Mr.. Clark will
continue to supply all Of his customers
here with milk, buying of other farm
ers for that purpose.
John Maiden has rented the Langdon
boarding house al Graniteville and will
take possession next Monday MIR.
Maiden is Il popular member of the
Masonic Lodge, the Odd Fellows and
Clan Gordon and while his many friends
will be sorry to have him leave the city
they unite in wishing him success in his
new venture,
A. j. Howe of Montpelier has been
loaning considerable money here for the
Connecticut Building and Loan Associa-
ton, lately, and today Mr. Howe and
Mark l.. Bear,lsley. Vermont manager
for the Association, are iu the city ar
ranging the preliminaries for the estab-
lishmcnt of branch of the association
here
TO the EVENING TELEGRAM
The North Barre Trappcr knows
where he Can set II trap at a den on
North Main st. and catch IL nne-colored
skunk but as there is no bounty on the
beast and the pelt is worthless he don't
think it will pay to set his traps unless
it should become troublesome.
(Signcd) North Barre Trappcr.
DR.. Frank NJ. Lynde of Williamstown
is in the city today and is making ar
rangemcnts to open dental Office in
the new Currier Building where he will
begin the practice of his profession in
about "A week. DR.. Lynde Is graduate
Of Goddard Seminary of Tufts College
and Harvard Dental Collcgs. He has
many friends in Barre who will be glad