Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-06


and confned1Qo his bed.
Architect g. III. Adams Of Springfield
Mass. is in the city today.
Will Moore began work this morning
driving team for George Earle.
The agent for the National Cash
Registers is in town on business.
Did you see the man riding wheel
down Main street this afternoon
+. C. Willison. The wholesale granite
dealer, is expected here tomorrow.
Miles artesian well is about hun
dred feet down now. still through hard
| rock.
l.. A. Dustin began work this morn
ing on new house on Foss St. for Cost
amino Calcagni.
w. A. Marsh is connecting the offices
of Dr. w. E. Deziel and Frank Williams
collection Agency with the telephone
today.
James Cook began moving today
from IL Merchant street into apartments
which he has rented in the new Miles
building.
Name Colt formerly a well known
member OF River street society was seen
i'll Barre today for the first time in
many months.
Clarence Kendrick returned last night
from Lebanon, N. Ii. and he was, ac-
companied by Henry Clark who will
be his guest for few days.
John Gordon. w. w. Lapoint, A. G
Fay. Frank Martin and II. A. Hoar are
attending the opening Of the Orange
County Court in Chelsea today.
Mrs. James Guigan who came to this
city about month ago has been very
sick for the past week and will be taken
to the hospital in Burlington today.
A business meeting Of the Y. P. c. L.
will be held at the home of Mrs. &. F.
Scott on Keith Ave. Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. A fnll attendance is
desired.
Central Vermont and Wells River R.
r. officials arc looking over the ground
at Burnham's meadow with an eye to
the purchase Of the same for purposes
OF their own.
james Houlahan, the only Barre boy
who was in Cuba during the late war,
will arrive on the 6 40 train tomorrow
night. Let everyone turn out and give
him royal welcome.
William Downie suddenly made up
his mind yesterday that he would accom-
pany his friend Robert Edwards on his
trip to Scotland SO they will both start
from Barre tomorrow.
George r. Sanborn who has been Wis
ting in town few days, left this morn
ing for his home in Canada. Mr.. San
born is a former resident of Barre but
has lately been living in Hardwick.
The following out of town people
were registered at the City Hotel this
noon W. A. Fisher, John A. Fairbanks,
E, J. Young and T. A, Wilson, Boston
D. p. Shaw, Bethel and j. b. Nugent,
Worcester.
The Company E committee ON decor
atoms consisting Of William Murray,
eiph Goneo and james Rockingham
commenced decorating Armory hall las,
night in preparation for the Company
Z ball Friday evening.
Louis N. Proves, Of Rutland, State
Chief Ranger of the c. o. F. is making
official visits in neighboriu2 towns. He
is scheduled to visit Court Robert En-
NETT of Graniteyille this evening. being
accompanied by Deputy John d. Sadier
of this city.
Quite number Of Barre people have
signified their intentions Of aitending
the play at Montpelier tonight. 1t is
to be hoped that the electric road will
give satisfactory accommodation, and
tina, the people will be better pleased
with the play than they have been by
some Of those given in the past.
James Barron and William Owens
will leave Barre on Thursday, Dec. Is,
for New York whence they will take
passage On Saturday Dec. II on the
steamer Umbria for Liverpool. Mr.
Owens will visit at his home near Liver
pool and James Barron will remain al
mis- home in Aberdeen till March when
they will return to Barre.
james Albin, who was arrested Sat-
urday morning by Officer Dawley, was
taken before Justice j. III. Lucia Satur-
day night and fined Sl0.0l. including
cos,s, for drunkenness. He gave All
order on Lynch Brothers stone shed
and was released. He disclosed ON a
man in Barre. This was the first con-
tinement in the Jail since F. Ii. Tracy
the new jailer took possession.
Before county court adjourned Judge |
Start fixed the amount Of bail in the Pat |
terson case at $500. but as the lawyer
had said they did not care to have the
bail fixed, the matter was lett with the |
side judges to do as they saw fit, should
bail be fixed after the court had ad-
journed. Wing and Holden appear for
Patterson in this case. Patterson wa
charged with breaking into the post-of-
flee in West Berlin.
The Young Peoples Union have been
able to secure Mrs. Cora NJ. Smith OF
Kansas University to give a reading tn,
first week in January. Mrs. Smith viii!
be pleasantly remembered by many OF
The Barre people as reader Of remark
able attainments, as was shown by her
reading given here last March. Thost
who did not hear her then should avail
of this opportunity.