Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-11-12
Arthur Smith Is ont the sick list.


cigars for penny.
Frank Chambcrlin has gone to 81. AL
10 spend Sunday.
NJ. b. r. Robinson left this morning
for brief business trip to Boston.
Nelson Ballard left this morning 10
spend Sunday at his home III Georgia.
G. w. T. Whitney left this morning
to spend Sunday at bis home 10 Swanton.
Miss Kent, teacher in the Spaulding
School, has gone 10 Mortified to spend
Sunday.
Mr.. Stearns of the Seminary who
has been in New Hampshire on business
returned yesterday.
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook sold one of
their polishing machines to Mcdonald
& Buchan yesterday.
Mrs. Gale and daughter Amy, from
Georgia, VT. are visiting Mrs. DR..
Braley for week or 80. 4;
George Carroll is putting an addition
on his residence on Smiths Meadow.
Wesley Folsom il doing the work.
Herbert Parker Of Randolph arrived
in the city Yesterday for a few days visit
with Lewis Gay and. Clinton Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Charboneau are
in Montpelier this afternoon with their
parents looking over the State House.
Frank Wheaton left this morning for
Hanover, N. H., to see>the Dartmouth
Williams foot ball game this afternoon.
Mrs. Allen of Boston who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Gale,
for the past few weeks left for her home
last night.
Mackie, Hussey & Co. are shipping
today three large spires. The height
over all of two is 45 feet and OF the
other is As it. MI
The splendid weather today turns our
thoughts aside somewhat from the
gloomy meditation induced by the re-
cent snow and Unpleasant weather,
A sheriff from Randolph is in the city
today looking for Barre citizens who
are alleged to have committed criminal
offences at the recent Tunbridge fair.
If you want to see handsome vault
call at Mcmillan 4 Stephens sheds ard
observe that all polished one in dark
Barre granite that they are setting up.
The Office Kid is going to call spt .
cial meeting of the City Council 10 see
if there cnnnot be an improvement in
the condition of our streets md cross
ings.
Tom Carswell and Will Murray left
on the midnight train last night for Han
over, n H.. to attend the Dartmouth
Williams football game which takes
place there today.
Frank Jarvis and wife, old and high
ly respected residents Of our city left
this morning for Rochester, Mass.
where they will make their home with
a daughter living there.
The work of grading the sidewalk
and putting in concrete in front of Sow
den Il Lyons store was commenced this
morning and when completed it will
be a much needed Improvement.
At the regular meeting Of Granite
Lodge + and A. NJ. last evening the Dis
trict Deputy W. j. Forsyth Of North
field, made his official visit. Visitors
from Montpelier and ,Williamstown
were present. The ladies' Of the O; 3,
s.. furnished banquet. after the mcet-
ing. IL, VOID
| Four Barre men went to Montpelier
last evening to play against four men
of that city in. the first Of series Of
cribbage games for prize. The agree
ments is that 10000 points shall be
played before Nov. oath the games will
be played alternately in Montpelier and
Barre, Success to the Barre Club.
Frank NJ. Allen, stone cutter EN-
ploycd at the Harrison Granite Com
pany, recently purchased of Edgar
Trow valuable farm, known as the
Edgar Trow Place, located just outside
the city limits on the piainfield road.
This farm has for many years maintain
ell high reputation because of its i'm
mense and extensive hay crop. Mr..
Aliens friends unite in voting him un-
limited success.
George IL. Elmore, the well-known
dancing master, will hold class in this
city beginning either next week or the
week after. Prof Elmore is one of the
best artists in his line and it is fortunate
that his services have been secured. In
connection with this Professor Gilmore
woul.i like to organize a Juvenile class,
the hours to be from to JPN. Those
who would be interested in such a plan
will please cali at the TELEGRAM office.
Barclay Brothers have just finished
putting steam pipes through their stone
sheds for heating purposes and steam
was turned Oh this morning for the first
time. The results obtained were so
satisfactory that they will extend the
pipes through both of their blacksmith
shops. The piping was put in under
the supervision Of Barclay Brothers
efficient engineer, MIR. James Mute, and
the perfect working OF the system 10
largely due TO his skill.
The Goddard football team broke
training yesterday after the most sue
cessful season in the history of the
schools. The team has played four
games with some of the heaviest teams
in the state, and has not only won every
game but has not even allowed its op-
ponents to score, and with one exception
Goddards opponents have not had the
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