Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-18
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Alex Leclair is quite sick.
Don't forget the social at the church
of the Good Shepherd this evening.
The Standard Clothing Co.. have had
new sign painted on the window.
Deputy Sheriff Z. c. French is in
Washington on legal business today.
The charter for the retail clerks is on
exhibition in B. W. Hooker's window.
I. Levin of Burlington was in the city
yesterday visiting his son NJ. S. Levin.
John Murray of the End grade at the
Brook St. school Is at home sick with
bronchitis.
. N. F. Stoughton of Randolph is in
the city today visiting his brother Col.
H. II. Stoughton.
Deputy Collector of Customs A. L..
Weeks of St. Adams was in the city on
business yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. P. f. insolvency who have
been visiting DR.. Insolvency. on Mer-
chant St. returned last night.
Mrs. r. E. Brown of North Williston,
and Mrs. Effie Smith of Cambridge.
were in the city visiting friends yester-
day.
Henry Farrar prominent insurance
man of Rutland arrived in the city last
night and will remain here for few
days.
ii. M. Blanchard who has been visit
ing his mother and sister in Randolph
for the past few days returned home
last night.
Mrs. William Wiley of Bellows Falls
arrived in the civ last night and will
reside here with her husband who has
decided to locate in Barre.
y good sized crowd of Barre Masons
attended the Shrincr's banquet at Mont
pelier last night and came home in o
special car this morning.
S. Pallaviani left last night for New
York City to buy fixtures for his new
store whice he is to start in Bolster's
building on North Main street.
Mrs. Gleason and Mrs. Lapreese of
Burlington who have been stopping at
Antoine Burke's for a few days returned
home last night. They were in town
to place OH order for IL large monument
to be set up in Burlington next spring.
A former resident Of Barre who has
been visiting i'll the city for the past
week made the statement yesterday On
the street that the TELEGRAM prints moro
news in one day than the other paper
has had in all the time he has been in
town.
Mail Carrier Charles Spear received
Yesterday one of the new electric lamps
and the others will receive theirs some
time this week. The lamp is quite
novel and unique and is great i'm
provemcnt over tho old fashioned dark
lanterns.
Remember the measurement Soci-
able" 10 be held in the Parish room of
the Episcopal church this evening at
1880. Following is the program to be
given: - Vocal solo, Miss Cummings !;
vocal solo, Mr.. Geo. Mitchell; vocal
trio, Misses Marley and Mckenzie !;
farce entitled Getting Ready" violin
solo, Master Geo. Grant; vocal solo,
Miss Flossie Morse; vocal solo, Mr.. w .
II. Mcsser.
A very pleasant evening was spent
last night a. the home of Miss Bessie
Whitcomb when the members of her
class which is the sub junior class at the
SpauIding High School surprised her at
about 7.S0 and remained during the eve
ming to enjoy very fine time in playing
games and in music. Refreshments
were served and for the first social event
since the class was organized at tho
opening of the school year it was an
occasion long to be remembered as a
successful event.
Deputy Sheriff Il. c. Frencn with Off
GERS Rowland, Brown and Buchanan
made raid at the Ellis House last night
and after thorough search they discov-
cred so bottles of beer and Is bottles of
whiskey distributed in two different
places. Mary Alexander was brought
before Justice Scott this morning charged
with keeping the liquor. The officers
1t seems found some very neat hiding
places for cred liquor" She plead not
guilty. Fay mol pressed the case for
keeping so that the case will be brought
in County Court on the two complaints
OF keeping with intent 10 sell and Of
keeping a nuisance,