Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-04
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L. f. Vancor is sick in bed with the
mumps.
A. D. Morse was in Burlington on
business yesterday.
Ira c. Calcf of Washington is in town
on business today.
William Mari left last night for New
York for a few days business trip.
Work was commenced this morning
in painting the new Morse building.
Joseph Ward left on the late train
last night for Boston on a shot business
trip.
Fred Eaton and John Presley are
taking hunting excursion to Williams
town today.
John Gierncy is making repairs at
his residence on Summer street by grad
ing the lawn.
f. T. Smith has returned from Old
Orchard Beach where he has been for
several weeks.
Rev. w. r. Davenport who stopped
in the city for few days past left this
morning for Hancock.
For the first time since the cold
weather began open cars were run on
the electric road yesterday.
Will Durkec is laid up for few days
with Il lame foot as the result OF having
a stone drop few days ago.
George Lang has just completed a
splendid new sign for b. W. Hooker
aud it will be set up over the store to-
day.
George Clement Of St. Johnsbury has
been in the city for few days visiting
c. NJ. Hutton. lie expects to retuen to-
I morrow.
o. d. Shurtleff recently purchased a
very nice driving horse in St. Adams
and it was delivered to him yesterday
afternoon.
John Z. Kelley who recently pur-
chased the Gates house of &. n. Field
is expected to move here from East
Barre today.
Lester Harris has taken the contract
10 do the interior finishing on two of
Angelo Scampini's new cottages on
Berlin street.
Miss Julia Holland of Northfeld one
of the former teachers in the Spaulding
School, was in the city yesterday call
ing on friends.
All the officers of the Vermont regi-
ment received invitations yesterday TO
lunch with w. Seward Webb at the
Shelburne Farms Nov. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Is. Arbuckle left this
morning for New York and Bridgeport,
Conn, where they will spend about
three weeks visiting relatives.
Bert Durkec who has been confined
to the house with rheumatism for some
months has so far recovered as to walk
to the Commercial House this morning.
Frank llu,chins who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks is much M
proved and it is expected that he will
resume work at Pitkin's market tomor-
row.
A. Thomas and son &. Thomas left
last night for New York where they
will take the steamer Burgogne for Italy
on Saturday for two months visit at
their former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Owens who have
been in Boston for the past two weeks
on account of the health of Mr.. Owens
nave returned. He reports TO be much
improved in health.
All the fixtures for the new tobacco
store of T.. o. Marion arrived today
and he will have his opening tonight
at Depot Square in the store formerly
occupied by w, II. Gale.
Max Severance returned this morn
ing from Bennington where he has been
to be mustered out with Company X.
Severance received the largest sum of
money of any private IN the company.
A letter from Fred r. Sears formerly
Il popular student at Goddard Seminary
in which he stated that he is to leave
for Europe in few days in company
with two other men from Phillips Exeter
Academy where they will study for the
next four years at various European
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the IIeidlcburg University at Berlin,
Germany. The many friends of Mr..
Sears heartily wish him success.
Newspaper critics all over the world
unite in their praise of DR.. Francis Wal
ker the great baritone who is to come be-
fore Barre audience in the near future.
The proceeds of the recital are to be ex-
pended in completing the improvements
on the park and it is earnestly hoy
ed by all loyal citizens that large
crowd will be in attendance. In speak
ing Of DR.. Walker the Aberdeen Free
Press says, "IIe has rich, full baritone
and he san. with much feeling" The
morning Star of Chicago says of him
"One of the greatest baritones before
the public
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