Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-08

Peter Henderson is raising the frame
of his new house on Batchelder's mead
ow today. g
Mrs. S. B. Wilcox of Brook field is in
the city today the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Ladd
Mrs. L. A. Jones Of East Cabot, is in
the city today the guest of Mrs. Harry
| Whitcomb.
| John Oliver returned home this morr-
ing from two weeks visit with friends
in Milford, Mass
DR.. +. NJ. Lynde is getting his dental
parlors in the new Currier building
ready to open today.
Mrs. Harriet Stoddard and Mrs. Brown
Of Pcacham are visiting Mrs. T. G..
Whitehill for few days.
James Higgins and John George re-
turned 10 Dartmouth College today after
few days visit at home.
Alderman John w. Mcdonald return
ed Yesterday from Ryegate where he
visited friends over Sunday.
The witnesses in the case of State VS.
Phillip Bell and Nellie Denning are
summoned to appear in County Court
today.
Don't forget the box social at the X.
of P, hall Wednesday night. J. X,
SINNERS will play the violin for the
promenade.
Bert Griffiths and Fred York are en-
joying two days hunting excursion in
Topsham. They are expected back
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Russell Sawyer who has been
visiting her sen Charles Sawyer, for a
few days returned this morning to her
home in Moretown.
c, a. Stanley and Mrs. Carl Stanley
Of Washington left this n, on for Provi-
dence. K. |. where they will visit few
weeks with friends.
Dir "A. Gale leaves today to Join
his family who are visiting friends in
Cabot. DR.. Gale expects to spend a
week hunting in Cabot.
NJ. II. Chamberlain travelling auditor
for the Central Vermont r. r. Co, was
in the city yesterday settling the accounts
at the South Barre station.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Baptist church meets tomorrow after
noon at 2 80 in the church parlcrs. so a
good attendance is desired.
Miss Kate Paige who went home from
Goddard Seminary sick with typhoid
fever about six weeks ago is now recov-
ering and is able to sit up.
George Guard arrived in the city this
morning from St. Adams and will re-
sumo his old position with prinile &
Averill tomorrow morning.
Payette, Mendelsohn & Co. are alter
ing their display window in order to
make more effective display OF goods.
F. N. Bristol is doing the work.
A special meeting Of vincitia Club
will be held in X. 2. hall this evening
at the close of the regular meeting of
! Vinctia Lodge, No. 10, X. of P.
Manager Bushnell of the Goddard
football team is negotiating with the
L. V. M. manager to arrange game
with them for Il week tomorrow in Bur-
lington.
H. W. Scott and S, H. jackson were
in East Barre Yesterday where they
were attorneys in two jury trials in
which judgment was rendered in their
! favor in both cases.
Il. l.. Clark returned Yesterday from
North Danville where he went to visit
his sister Mrs. Joseph Bedford who
has been dangerously ill. She is now
improving however.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Owens vino have
been in Boston for the past three weeks
| where Mr., Owens has been receiving
treatment returned home last night. Mr..
Owens has not entirely recovered but
he is better.
There will be dance in East Mont
pelier Friday evening and it is hoped
that crowd of young people from this
city will attend. Music will be furnish
cd by an orchestra of four pieces and
the full bill is Sl.O0.
Goddard has finally succeeded in ar.
ranging game with the University of
Vermont which will be played in Bur-
lington Nov. l6. If Goddard wins this
game she can fairly lay claim to the
state football championship aud the
contest will be we'll worth seeing.
The Ladies of the Women's Fedora
ton OF Clubs are selling tickets today
for the musical which is TO be given in
the near future by the famous Dr. Fran
els Walker. They are meeting with
good success as every loyal citizen is
ready to purchase tickets.
A. j. Howe and Mark l.. Beardsley
of Montpelier were in town today max
ing arrangements to organize branch
of the Connecticut Building and Loan
Association here. Mr.. Beardsley is
general manager of the Association for
this state and has started several -four
ishing branches elsewhere.
We announced in recent issue that
people in North Barre having news
items fer publication in the TELEGRAM
would confer favor upon us by leav-
ing them at &. J. IIawes' barber shop.
Mr.. Ilawes, after considering the ques-
ton, decides that he docs not care to De
bothered with such matters; and the
North Barre people will still further
accommodate us if they will leave items
at Mrs. I. e, Whitehill's store, 517