Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-09-27
The shoes for the boys selling papers
can be seen ut the PEOPLES Shoe Store.

Gay.
A. d. Young went to Troy, n. Y.
this morning.
Mr.. Thomos Brady and wife were in
Burlington yesterday.
Mrs. N. j. Davis has gone to I'urling-
ton to visit her parents.
e. l.. johnson of Hardwick is visiting
F. IL. Rogers and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Holt left on the
noon train for Brattleboro,
c. III. Granger and wife returned last
evening from a short stay in Boston.
Harry A.. Segel returned this after
noon from a business trip to Boston.
The Blue store was opened this morn
ing after being closed on Atonement
Day,
Luther Beckley went to Burlington
this morning and will enter the U. v.
M.
&. j. l!awes has put nice new re-
clining chair into his North Main ST..
barber shop.
Mrs. l.. Alice Fisher Of Cabot returned
home this morning after visit with F..
G. Fisher and wife.
Mrs, Thomas r. Mills left last even
ing for a weeks visit in Troy, New
York and Long Island.
The Central Vermont r. r. sold
twenty-five tickets last evening for the
excursion to Montreal.
Webster Lavoilette left this morning
for Denver, Colorado where he has a
position in drug store.
The Harrison Granite Co. are shipping
two cars of monuments daily to Ohio.
There are about 80 cars in all
The platform of the Central Vermont
depot is being repaired by laying new
planks in place of the decayed ones,
Edwin r.. George who has been visit
ing his brother James II. George left for
his home in Lynn, Mass. this morning.
Mrs. George Hall and Miss Bella
Jones have gone to Tunbridge for a two
weeks visit among friends and relatives
n. S. Love, Goddard '9S, who has
been visiting relatives in the city for a
few days. left this morning for Rutland
Miss Polly Hunter returned yesterday
noon from the White Mountains where
she had employment in hotel this sea-
son,
Constable Corliss and Sheriff Smith
were en- police duty last evening in the
absence of chief Rowland and Officer
Brown.
Car No Is on the electric road ran
off the track near Jones Bros. this morn
inc and it was some time before it was
gotten back.
Col. II. X. Stoughton was taken i'll
yesterday afternoon and was obliged to
stay al the hotel. He expects to be out
this afternoon.
Consolidated Lighting Co. have re-
cciv,d the contract for rewriting the
Nj. Il W. II. R.R. depot. The new sys-
tenn will be putin
Miss Ellie Nicholson who has been
visiting at ID. w. bIcDonalds and at
Norman McIvcr's left ON the noon train
for her home in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. I1ammitt of
Fruithur>t, Ala, who have been stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Fisher,
left for Chicago last evening.
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Fuller and a.
b. Belondi left this noon for Nergennes
to attend the Vermont Baptist state con-
vention which opens in that place today.
William Wishart and Allen Martin
have filed their papers with Judge
Smile for the state bar examinations
which begin the second week in October.
The plans for the new post office in
the city h>ll have been returned to Post
master MrWhorter by the postoflicc Of
ticials at Washington with their approx
al.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church are to hold a Harvest supper in
the church parlors Friday evening from
$50 to I o'clock. Admission will be
20 cents.
Fred Jaynrs severed his connection
with l.. Nj. Avcrill Saturday and left tor
Morrisvile Yesterday afternoon. Will
bur Nichols OF South Barre has taken
his place.
+. b. Kendr.ck of Lebanon, n. II. is
in the city visiting his relatives for few
days and is looking after the arrange
ments for fitting up the new Kendrick
drug store in the Miles building.
The funeral of Isaac X. Davis was
held this noon at his late home on
Brooklyn street. Rev. Eflie X. M.
Jones OBLIGATED. Burial was in Green
Mount cemetery Montpelier.
Grand Chan, cllor A. G. Randall of
st. Johnsbury will pay an otficia! visit
to the Knights of Pythias this evening
Members of the Montpelier. Marshfeld
and Groton societies are expected.
The first reunion of the Washington
and Orange County Veterans Associa-
ton opened this afternoon at Dewey
park. The afternoon will be spent in
making acquaintance and in the even
ing there will be camp fire. On We'd
nesday morning there will be business
meeting.