Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-17

George l.. Short of Worcester, Mass
was in the city on business yesterday.
Pierce a. Fletcher are to establish a
branch studio In Williamstown tomor-
row.
W. l.. Grant left this morning for
Troy. N. Y. on business for the Barclay
Bros.
Friend Whitcomb left today for a
weeks business trip to Springfield,
Mass.
A. Molinari leaves 0 for San Fran
cisco where he has secured work cutting
stone.
Andrew j. Knapp went to Lebanon
N. II. last night for a short visit return
ing tonight,
III. Corosky and sister, Miss Sarah
Corosky left this noon for Il few days
visit in Boston.
Some of the clerks are agitating the
movement of organizing Il few baseball
teams here this summer.
Gordon Smith of Graniteville went to
Bellows Falls today to represent Court
Rob Roy at the Foresters convention.
Misss Ida Miller of Ogdensburgh, n.
Y. arrived in the city this afternoon for
a two weeks visit with Mrs. ID. V. Stone
John Grant, Mrs. McTavish, Mrs. W.
Clarke and children, aud Mrs. j. Stra-
chan left on the II o'clock train last
night for Scotland.
Frank f. Howe has engaged perman-
entity with the Barre Daily Times and
will soon move his family to that city,
Montpelier journal.
ID. DIS. X. Thomas W. Maloney of
Rutland will be at the second degree
work of the Knights of Columbus at
Montpelier this evening.
The amusement committee of the La
dies Of Clan Gordon are requested to
meet Thursday evening at the home OF
NJ. d. Reed. South Main street. 3
Mrs. Daniel Il. Bisbee returned this
afternoon from the Heaton Hospital.
where she has been for the past three
weeks. She is now much improved IN
health.
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
IL. Austin futile died Yesterday in
Brooklyn, N. Y. The funeral will be
held at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the residence of E. p. Odds.
The officers and committee of the G..
e. Society of the Congregational church
held a very interesting meeting last ev-
cning at the home of DR.. .. &. Sticknnv.
A plan for future work was laid out.
Henry Carson who has been employ
ed in the Whitcomb Bros. laundry in
Montpelier for a number of years has
started 10 work today with Thomas A.
Mcintosh in the Granite City Laundry.
Business is booming at Whitcomp
Brothers. They have just secured the
fos a 80 ton derrick, boiler.
and also the machinery for IL complete
steam plant for Webber a. Co. of Gro
ton.
Mr.. Briggs, agent for the Groton lr
on Bridge Company agreed to furnish
the city an iron bridge for Main street
near Whitcolnb Bros. shop and one for
North Seminary street for the sum of
SlO50.
The Bachelors Club met with James
Ross of Merchant street last evening.
1t was decided to have an outing at
Berlin Pond on Decoration Dav. Afew
Of the ex-bachelors will accompany
them.
A two months old red fox captured
Ivy Paul Rivers and now on exhibition at
The Capital Cafe is attracting a great
leal of attention from the fact that many
1t first pronounced it Il young Sampson
wolf so closely does it resemble that
animal in appearance.
Some people have such IL superabun-
of grey matter in their brain that
t is Il wonder their Uranium does not
burst. Notice the following editorial
which appeared in the Times of yester-
lay. What a lot of deep thinking ii
must have taken to have produced it.
then it ranks well with any of the
Times editors "originai' work. Below
We print the rare gem of thought that
'rnamented his editorial column vester-
1.-The odor of boiling cabbage can
destroyed by placing an old overshoe
Nj the stove"
AS Charles Emslie was driving t.,
Montpelier Yesterday afternoon his horse
'ecome frightened at an electric car iusl
ne other side of the covered bridge neal
ne Aldrich farm and bolted colliding