Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-11
The city is laying a sewer on Canton

StrCet.
Several men have finished work at A.
j. Youngs.
John w. Dillon Is at Probate Court
to-day on business.
Don't forget the musical recital at
the Seminary tonight.
Alec Beattie OF Newport, VT. arrived
in the city yesterday.
Burke & Abbott have had their mar
ket windows handsomely lsttered.
Lou N. Gauthier went TO Williams
town last night and returns today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Premier Of
Shelburne visited here yesterday.
The hilarity Of the fire alarm system
to-day is caused by crossed wires.
F.P. Kline and wife Of Plainfeld is
visiting at f. +. Kinne's for few days.
Charles Currier is at Montpelier to-
day on water business before the legis-
lature.
James Welsh has finished work for
A. j. Young and gone to Groton to
work.
Worthy Gays house is being connect
ed with the city water system and the
public sewer.
The son of Worthy Gay, who has
been sick with diptheria, is reported as
much better.
Miss Mabel White who has been quite
i'll since Monday threatened with typhoid
fever is better today.
Miss Carrie Belden returned yestsr-
day from four days visit with friends
in West Concord, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Raycroft lef
this noon for a six weeks visit with
friends in Leeds, p. q.
Edward Scott and wife Of Rochester,
N. Y. are visiting Mrs. SCOTS brothers,
Clinton and Heber Thwing,
There will be public hearing on the
bill reorganizing the militia of Vermont
this evening at Z o'clock in the State
House.
L. David Masse and son have just re-
ceived three new mirrors for their bar
Der shop and will soon add another
chair.
Mrs. w. J. Rowland left this morning
for her home in Fall River. After
visit with her sister Mrs. L. M. Will
liams.
Mrs. Auna MCGOWAN, who has been
visiting her brother in St. Johnsbury
for the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday.
S. u. Sibley is connecting his new
rendering works with large spring of
water on his own land, and is also en-.
larging the building.
James Gayham of Wells River has
returned TO our city after few months
absence. He has secured several jobs
to cut and will do the work here.
Governor Smith has issued the usual
annual Thanksgiving proclamation APP
pointing Thursday Nov. Oath as the
day for thanksgiving and reception.
Miss Edna Perry left yesterday for
Somerville, Mass. where she will at
tend the wedding Of, Miss Pearl Abbey
and Darwin jones' next Wednesday.
H. G. Kottcn, sot New York manufac-
turer Of pneumatic granite fools, who
has been in the city, fol. a few days on
business left this noon, for New York.
G. II. Sawyer; and A. j. Cave Of the
Barre supply Go. have. changed their
office and have,e rented. desk room in
Will Campbell's billiard and pool par
lors.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Jerome who have
been visiting in the city for the past
week the guests Of j.. B, and E. N. Bell
left this noon for their home in Concord
N. IL.
John Jones leaves tomorrow after
noon for Utica, N. Y. From there he
goes to New York City where he will
take passage next week Wednesday or
Saturday for Wales. He expects to be
gone two or three months.
Mrs. S. NJ. York is to move her Of
fee about the middle of December to the
Morse block where she will have the
front rooms on the first floor in the end
of the building towards Montpelier.
Mrs. l.. p Nadeau of Shelburne who
was in town yesterday to attend the sill
yer wedding of Moses Charbonneau, left
today for her home in Shelburne. Mr..
Charbonneau's parents will remain with
him till Monday.
Alvah Bugbee of Orange, a prominent
member of the e. A. II. and we'll
known and highly respected here, died
at o'clock this morning from apoplcxy.
The funeral will be held from his resi-
dence in Orange at o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon.
Frank Burgess has taken his double
barrelled shot gun and started for the
wilds of Coos County, N. H., after big
game. 1t is said he has contracted with
local meat dealers to furnish them sew
eral carloads Of game for the Chanksgiv-
ing trade.
Frank Bailey, who gave his testimony
in regard to the hospitals at Chicka.
manga before investigating commission
yesterday said some things that are
quite ap! to make things interesting for
Major GrtHn if the evidence is consid-
cred of Importance by the commission
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