Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-16
Let's Talk 1t Over.

trltz jackson went to Burlington thi
morning.
Mrs. James Anderson has returned
from New York.
Darwin Jones of Burlington spen
Sunday in the city.
L. j. Gale and wife visited DR.. Neil
IN burlington over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Gale is visiting friend.
III burlington for a few DAYS.
Clarence Wood has been at his home
in Randolph for Il few days.
Buglcr Thomas Mercer returned +,
Camp Olympia this morning.
l.. j. Bolster is having one of the
sneds OF the National Granite Co.
shnglcd.
o. X. HOLSTER took w. II. Pitkin's
place III the Cnivcrsalist choir Sunday.
John Sullivan of IIardwick, formerly
OF this place, was in the city over Sun
day.
William Abel purchased valuable
camera Saturday. The lens alone cost
$4,000.
DIR. Joe w. Jackson Assistant SURGEON
IN the lst reg. '. y. g. came home last
night for Il short visit.
l.. Il. Hutchinson who has been spend-
INC few days at his home in Randolpb
returned here yesterday.
Architect Adams is expected here
edncsday, when bids will be opened
Tor the foundation of the new city hail
Mrs. W. II. Buchanan and two sons
nave returned from Walden where
'hey have been visiting for Il few DAYS.
Nellie 1hurston, stenographer at
COOK, Watkins IL BARCLAYS. severed
ner connection with that concern Satur-
day.
Preparations are being made for chill
ureh day ut the congregational church,
1 nc llrst rehearsal VIII be held Tuesday
afternoon at four.
thursday being Ascension Day there
Will be ut the Church of The Good Shcp-
heId Holy Communion at $50 A. NJ.
ana evening prayer at $50 p. NJ.
Chas. Pratt of Montpelier, has pur- ,
chased the barber shop of Clifford Pcake :
IN 1hc basement of the Commercial 4.
House ana took possession Saturday.
The firm of Ward a. Douglass, FORM 0
erly OF this city, will be located here \
again. and will occupy the office form n
erIy used by the Empire Granite Co,
Carl Mute who went to Boston some i,
Tune ago is home visiting for a few DAYS. il
he has lucrative position on the Bos- d.
ton and Maine Railroad. II
Miss Maud Magoon began work in tc
The Central Telephone office this morn tie
in@ as relief operator in place of Miss Il
Mabel White, who finished work there hi
last week. gt
Mrs. l.. c. King received word Sum- cl
DAY that her husband was at Fort Wran- IN
gle. Alaska, and would remain there y w
a few days for letters. Mr.. Kiup left an
here for the gold fields about four weeks an
ago. NJ
One of the largest excursions that ":
ever went out of Barre was sent to ~, y.
lamp Olympia yesterday. There were w
len cars and they We're well filled. "
There were 545 tickets sold at the Cen
raj Vermont Station here.
William Fraser of Company f camc do
lomc yesterday for short visit with M.
lis parents. He returned this m0rniur to,
ma was accompanied by his brother of
'eler who will join the regiment if there mi
S chance. ,'J
The residents of Church Street have
l9hed Il petition which has been hand
IL 10 lhc street commissioners askinr
nat the curb and sidewalk be rclaid So J
lat it may be in a direct line. and
The girls of Goddard sent IL LARGE bas- Ser
ct OF fruit to the boys at Camp Olym-
ia who have been formerly connected tcal
mn Inc Seminary or who are ;lcuuaint ling
with the girls. 1t is safe to say that Alb
ne boys will appreciate this kindness. Wee
Court Granite City, No. 3, +. Of A.. be
to visit the Court Phil Sheridan at len
asst Barre Wednesday evening and all BOO
no intend to go are request d to be at Il
G fofrestcrs' hall at & o'clock We'd men
'sday evening us teams will be in was
altlh9 to carry the brothers to East com
trre. plac
Several members of IIiawatha LODGE panJ
w. v. f., VIII 90 to st. Adams to-day III
DC present at the meeting of the Grand seco
lcaihpment, which takes place to-mor- Thu
W, and the Grand Lodge wich meets rain.
cdnesday. The delegates from this Th
'ge are W. A. Boycc and James week
mpbell. who
On Thursday night instead of the rec- choic
II prayer-mccling at IIcddny church men.
re Will be given u Missionary enter
lment of rare merit. Mr.. j. ii. Bal Qua
I will give an address on Africa. and
IS Elsie Clark will speak and sing, ~,
ey Will be assisted by five South Al In
IN boys representing four tribes, Mr.. kegs
'hcr Is raising money for u training las! "
ool III South Africa. The Rev. ,Jo. satlsf;
n Parker, ID. d., of London, speaks cause
'ery llattcring terms of this work and PIE G.
'rlalhment. Admission 25 cts. chill KNOW
q 10 cents. claim
] place of thn ronulo, tlal
ycrsalist rb,,roh ,,,a,., 'oi 'iIoa AZ tne city S
ing Young Peoples Meeting. , ,u,s' J.;
On was largely attended. The Oh n ""s NJ
Oh the meeting was to define TO h,I,, "a
extent, the history and work of l,onl., -
t. &. u. Papers were read by s DT.I'
Staples, Miss Hattie Ingalls,, Miss nm";,.
rlIre Ryder, and Mrs. b. W. Braley. ,iAi,o
meeting was led by Geo. l.. Bates, t I'o' ,L W
's'hcSS meeting was held after the to thn
;'seS' ANA Il. |. Staples and Miss ,vos ~,
'hct Hyder were elected delegates , n'' a 'i''
rnd the Y. y. {, L. Convention at ' '','' '''
next week Tuesday and ''. Snno
ncStay ' SIEVE