Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-08
Charles Sawyer is in Mortified o

in Fast BroOkti.lu.
Charles A. Smith Of Burlington is in
the city on business today.
w. D. Smith of the firm of Smith
Brothers, was in Middlesex today.
Mrs. G. A. Houston is sick with slow
fever. DR. Lamb is in attendance.
Alton Wheeler has the foundation all
in for new house on Miles Meadow.
Thomas Suitor returned last night
from short business trip to Northfield
The Rev. MIR. Fortney of Plainfield
was in the city on business this forenoon.
Mrs. RIM. Harvey of Montpelier is
visiting her sister Mrs. L.W Hanson TO-
day.
Joseph Marteil returned last night
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Concord, n. Ii.
Miss Rdth Batchelder returned yes
terday from weeks visit with friends
in Woodbury..
Miss Alma Clough left this morning
for West Lebanon to visit friends
through the holidays.
Taxdermist Houston has just finish
ed very handsome dogskin rug for
Massachusett parties.
G. j. Halves has added new Nation
al cash register to the equipments OF his
barber shop and pool room.
frank Martin returned this morning
from Bennington where he has been on
legal business for few days.
Don't forget the Company f dance to-
morrow night, and don't forget to pur-
chase your tickets in advance.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding went
to Laconia, N. II. yesterday to visit Mr..
Gladding's brother for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Flint are NOV
ing into the Stickney building where
they will commence housekeeping.
James Long and George Ingram left
last night for Albany, N. Y. where they
will work in the granite business
Arthur Martin has completed the
plastering of his new house on Center
street and it will be ready for tenant
soon.
Segel and Brady were the patriotic cit
zens who hung out the flag of welcome
in honor of the arrival of James Houli-
han.
Michael Sherry left this morning for
Keesville, n. Y. where he will remain
at his former home until about the first
of February.
The dance at Unity Temple. So.
Barre, tomorrow night will undoubted-
ly be up to the usual high standard of
excellence.
The Rev, A. n Lewis of Montpelier
and the Rev, George A. Sutherland Wis
tied DR.. Harris of the local Episcopal
church YESTERDAY.
Great credit is due Mr.. and Mrs, A.
c. Slayton for the excellent manner in
preparing and serving the suppers at
the Universalist fair
Smith Whitcomb Il Cook have some
men setting up pendulum polishing
machine and finishing repairs on the
gang saws at Mackic, Hussey & Cos.
Telegraph operator A. T. McEnaney
of the Z. V. office is in Montpelier tax
ing the piaee OF one Of ths- Alontfelier
operators who is taking aIdays vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. j. r. Adams who have
been spending the summer in Barre
left this morning for Winter Park, Fla.
where MIR Adams owns an orange
grove
Mrs. Il. Thompson and Miss JAN
cite r, Thompson are expected in the
| city tomorrow from North Stratford,
NH. to visit Mrs. E, Nj. Fuller, fol- a
few days.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Congre-
gational church have decided to hold an
entertainment next "Wednesday evening
at which there will be- presented Aunt
Jerusha's Family Album.
\ very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of MIR and Mrs. Clarence
Carr last night when several of their
friends gathered there for social time.
Games were played and refreshments
were served.
George Hubbard of St. Johnsbury
was in the city last night visiting his
nephew George Bishop. He is "a
years of age aud his preservation is re-
markable. He is able to read without
glasses.
Bert Humphrey met with serious
accident yesterday while driving on
Main street, His buggy wheel caught
in the car track and he was thrown out
striking on his face. His nose was bro
ken and he was otherwise badly bruised
States Attorney Hoar had lot of
nice trout brought him from Smiths
pond in Woodbury. a few days ago. He
made out a warrant for the arrest of the
one who is alleged TO have caught the
fish and the next thing is to catch the
man.
At the annual meeting last evening
Green Mountain Council No. 736 Royal
Arcanum elected the following officers
for 1899: George f. Ball, Regent
VIM. Il. Du1kee, Vice Regent; Albert
f. Rich. Orator; DR.. l.. w. Hanson,
Secretary Walter E. Sutherland, Col
lector; Nelson T. Latham, Treasurer
Dr. Ralph w. Newton, Chaplain; VIM.
A. Clark, Guide; Herbert A. Rugg,
Warden; Ulysses S. Cheever, Sentry;
George F.. Bond, Trustee for three