Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-21
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. George Geike.

A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. George Geike.
Attorney e. r.. Davis of East Barre
was in the city on legal business.
Fred Folsom is moving into rooms
in the Eastman block today.
Henry Premier expects to open his
new undertaking parlors in about two
weeks.
Miss Hattie Kidder of East Roxbury
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
The case of State VS.. c. f. Kelley
for furnishing was mol pressed before
City Judge Boyce this morning.
Prindle & Averill have finished put
ting in a new combination hot air and
hot water furnace at the residence of
DR.. H. o. Worthen.
The carpenters are at work on the
inside of B. A. Eastman s new residen-
&c on Camp street and it will be ready
for occupancy about the middle of
December.
Fred Colburn has his house on
Orange street nearly completed. 1t
is a four tenement house pleasantly
located and it will be ready for occu-
pancy the first of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop were in
Montpelier yesterday to visit their son
William who leaves today for Port
land, Maine where he has obtained a
position as electrician with w. S.
Arthurs former superintendent for J.
S. Vilcs.
Charles Ingerson, who was injured
in a premature blast in the wharf
quarry at Vinal Haven, Me-, died at
midnight of his injuries. Mr.. Inger-
son had been in the employ of the
Bodwell Granite company for 80 years
and was liked by all of his workmen.
He was acting as foreman in getting
out the large columns for church in
New York.
The following new teachers, who
were elected to trial term, were
elected for the balance Of the school
year last evening by the school com
mssionerS: Misses Helen NJ. Brown,
Mary a. Hunter, Mabel A. Rogers,
Carrie Nj. Draper, Hannah NJ. Tracy,
Neven A. Whitehead, Lula A. Cham
berlain, Mary B. Loomis, and Mrs.
Mary l.. Reed.
Manager Lapoint has succeeded in
securing date with the owners of the
American Biograph, the greatest of
moving picture machines. This ma
chine comes direct from Keith S thea
tire, Boston, and has the latest pic
lures of the country. All the great
Spanish-American war views, the In
ternational yacht races, and the Dewey
celebration.
Peter Leclair is laid up as the result
of having been kicked in the side by a
horse few days ago at McLeod's
blacksmith shop.
Nj. NJ. Gordon returned last night
from few days visit in Brooktield.
The Rev. p. M. McKenna is in
Northtiold this afternoon.
Mrs j A Hooker who has been at the
Marcy Hospital in Cambridge for the
past four weeks returned last night.
She underwent an operation while
there and although she is very weak
she is considered to be gaining rapidly
in health.
James Ahern left last night for BoS-
on to purchase stock for his shop,
Miss Ada Edwards of Richmond
lrrived in the city this morning to
eSume has studies at the seminary.
Frank Burgess returned this noon
rom visit in Woodsville, N. II.
Mrs. Il. r. Mills, who has been very
II, is now very much better.
j. B. Chamberlain arrived in the
ity this noon from Lyndonville.
Nelson Page of Plaintield is in the
ity this afternoon to visit his brother =,
William. y.
Mr.. Bean has moved from 1O1 Sum- X
Ter street to Harrington avenue to
ne of e. A. Drew's houses.
Bert Martin has finished work for
lie Barclay Bros. and has gone to his
)me in Norwich. k
William Shaw of Burlington is in "
he city today, IL