Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-12

rev. John Vance OF Vest I0psnan
is in the city today.
Rev Mr.. Fortncy of Plainfcld is in
the city on business today.
A tile floor was laid today in front OF
A. A. Smiths now store in the Miles
block
Mrs Paul Gladu who was considered
dangerously i'll yesterday is much better
t day.
III. ii. Bean and Miss Sylvia Whitaker
of Randolph were in the city calling on
relatives today.
c. c. Carroll Of Williamstown left
this noon for Claremont. n. III. to visit
relatives for u week.
Calvin Townsend has gone TO British
Columbia, where he has u position as
engineer on Il railroad.
&. |. jackson left this morning on an
extended business trip through Massa
chusrtts and Connecticut.
Bert Cayhue and Sergeant l.. N.
Gaulhier ale in Norhfell today selling
Clickanlauga souveniers.
At the meeting of Vincilia Lodge X.
OF L. last evening the first rank was
worked on one candidate.
Representative George Foote and
Hudson Converse of Charlotte called on
friends in the city today.
o. J. Dodge has on exhibition in his
window beautiful table top made of
pieced onyx set in marble slab.
Charles Young and James Grant sold
to Ward e. Douglass yesterday two
building lots on South Main st for $1,000
Orco't Durham of w. ii. Connor's
grocery store went last night to Bellows
Falls to attend the Y. Z. S. G. Il. Con-
vcntion.
Eugene Marion left on the noon train
for Boston where he will remain for a
week in buying the fixtures for his new
store.
Mason 7. Page who has been laid up
with rleurisy for the past two days re-
turned to work at the Parlor Drug store
this morning.
Miss Ina Vincent who has been visit
ing at f. # Smiths for a few days
left this morning for her home in Ticon-
dc1oga, \. Y.
Murdoch McIver of Lingwick, T.. G.,
arrived in the city lat night for a few
days visit with his uncle Norman Nc
liver and other relatives.
l.. A Avrliil has on exhibition before
his sto,e II mammoth pumpkin whi"s
weighs 80 pounds and also several apples
Of c"or.nous Wolf River 81 ecies.
&. I, iiazen representative fl, m
Windsor was i'll the city yesterday cal =
M On Col. Sioughton. Mr.. llazcn is
station agcut for the c. V. road at
Windsor.
George Towne and Nelson Phelps
succeeded in shooting two crows and u
tame dove yesterday. 1t isn't known
whether they have settled for the dove
or not.
Rev. George Il. Hooker and sister
Mrs. L. Nj. Wheeler returned yesterday
from their tour through Europe. Mrs.
Wheeler is much better than when she
went away.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ii. Cave and daught-
er Miss Bessie returned last night from
New York city where they went on the
excursion Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Sowden
will return later.
The Sunday school service at the
church will be memorial
one in memory of all those members of
the Sunday School who have died dur
ing the past year.
The person is known who appropri-
attd to his own use the umbrella from
Center llou4 hton's horse barn and the
person will 60 we'll to return it as soon
Is he finds Il good opportunity.
Court Granite City f. of A. meets
Thursday evening and several candldat-
rs are to be initiated. St. John Court
:. o. +. Will meet Friday evening
where several applications are to be
'oted upon.
The autumn leaves are gently fall
ne, falling in vain endeavor to cover
he ugly nakedncss of our park. The
question asked by many is "When will
he park improvements be completed?"
We hope efore long.
Health officer Chandler handed in
lis month"; report to the city clerk
be total numb n of births was 81 total
lumber OF deaths 10. This breaks all
ast records in both instances. The
irlhs were 81 males females.
The Vermont S. OF V. through the
arious camps in the state is very busy
lst now preparing for the annual in
pecton which takes place this month
nd next Ira Morse of Cambridge will
G the inspector. He is brother of
lrs. William jackson OF South Barre.
Mrs. 0. &. S.ickney and Miss Cora
lam left for Lydonvllc to attend the
unday school Safe Convention TO which
ley are delegates from the Congrega- ;
onal church. Mrs. Julius Batchelder
elcgatc from the Methodist Sunday
,hool left this noon.
Eugene Marion who has been for
'ng time clerk and cigar maker for
nton llecker has leased the store now
coupled by W. ii. Gale at Depot Square
nd he will set up business for himself
lcrc about the first of November as IL
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