Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-31


ing from short visit in Burlington.
Mrs. A. +. Corliss left this morning
for Rouses Point, N. Y. for few days
visit.
Miss Lena Whitney returned this
morning from few weeks visit in 5os-
ton.
A. A. Smith Il Bro. are moving today
, into their new store ir Miles Granite
Building.
II. D. Camp deputy sheriff Of Orange
went to Burlington this morning on
legal business.
Mrs. Harriet Davis left this morning
for Claremont, N. H., on her way home
to Lowell, Mass
Herbert Page son of William r. Page
is very sick with typhoid fever at his
home on Washington st.
The civil suit of Belville VS. Mcl.eigh
dispute over book account, was tried
before Judge Barney today.
Mrs. N. II. Durham and son Prescott
left for this noon for White River juno
ton where they are to reside.
George Marion gave away over 800
cigars at the opening of his new billiards
and pool parlors Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy of
Duxbury are in the city for a few days
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sowes.
Anderson & Foulie have moved from
their circle on Burnhams Meadow to
the old Puritan sheds at South Main st.
Harry Whitcomb of the firm of Whit
comb Bros. leaves this afternoon for
New York City on a ten days business
trip.
Frank Sawtello shot large fox in the
vicinity of Granitevelle Saturday after
noon. He is having the pelt made into
a rug.
George Il. Connor is at his place of
business this morning but complains OF
terrible back ache the result of his re-
cent fall.
The congregational social at the Pres
byteran church is Wednesday night in
stead of tonight as advertised in Satur-
days paper.
A crowd of football enthusiasts went
down to Montpelier on the electrics this
afternoon to see the game between
Goddard and Montpelier Seminary.
The granite plant which the Whit
comb Bros, have just completed for the
Ryegate Granite Works Co. in South
> Ryegate is giving the best of salisfac-
!, ton.
William Burroughs who was muster
ed out of Company E last week left this
morning for his former home in San
} ford, Ne. where he will remain for the
present.
A splendid male quartette has been
organized at the Seminary the member
of which are as follows. Robert Mckenzie
Joseph Viau, Prof. Joy, and o. X. Hol
S lister.
DIR. Lamb reports that Charles Corliss
n who came near being suffocated by gas
;; in Washington few days ago is i'm
proving rapidly but Mrs. Corliss is moi
: as WE'LL
Big row on River street Saturda,
K night. Heads cut, etc. Those VIII,
: come but alive were fortunate. Ant
! still the law and order league continue
to meet and discuss.
Al. Mckellow went doAn to Mont
pelier this afternoon to see the game O
D football between Goddard and Nj.
From there he goes to Burlington to re
: sumo his studies al the U. V. NJ.
y Mrs. II. a. Rugg who has been visit
), ing in Lowell, Mass. for the past tw
: weeks had the pleasure of driving tn
famous trotter Yankee Luck, who i
y owned by her Uncle e. L. Sheldon.
The Rev. Allen D. Brown d. d. win
supplied the pulpit at the Church of tn
4 Good Shepherd yesterday and was tn
" guest of ii. X. Bush during his stay her
left for his homo in Northiic|d today.
. The game of base ball on Genera
- Park Saturday afternoon between team
= from the sheds of Mackie llussey a. CO
y and Mateerson and Brown for tn
II championship of Barre resulted in
victory for the latter by score of 20
10.
= William and David Newell, grant
- dealers of Westerly, II. |. were in tn
Il City Saturday to look over the quarrie
:. and to visit friends in town, They wer
J, formerly next door neighbors to tn
y family Of Samuel Carswcll when the
> lived in Scotland.
The electric lights behaved in yer
n eccentric manner at the Univcrsali'
. church last evening. just as Rev. Eli
X. M. Jones WAS ascending the pla
;, form they all went out and the congrt
~ gatonal had to sit in darkness for abot
u minute. Three times in about tc
>, minutes did darkness prevail.
II A small boy came into tho Parlo
n Drug store today highly indignant bt
l. cause he said he had lost his penny i
> the candy machine. Upon examinatio
, > it was found that he got the candy al
= right but he did not got his penny back
+ The question is where would Mr.. CLAD
IS ding &c, his profit if the penny was rt
"a turned.
= Albert Laviolc,te went hunting Satul
! day afternoon up in the woods some
:, where at the Southeast of John Trow
= and was fortunate enough to spy tire
4 coons up in IA tree. Albert quickly be
: gan pushing charges Of shot up anon
~ ~ them with the result that he bagged al
- three. We would say for the benefit c
= tyros at the art OF hunting that it will b