Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-28

a son was born Wednesday to Mr.
and Mrs. Phil. Batchelder.
Nelson b. Ballard went to Mortified,
this noon on short business trip.
Miss Burbank left this noon for he.
home in South Royaton for short visit
Mrs Clark King of Montpelier was il
the city yesterday to visit Mrs. Mason +
Paige.
The street sprinkler was out thi.
morning, much to the satisfaction an,
joy of the people.
Health Officer &. b. Nichols is il
Burlington today on business at the Ag.
r,cutulal College.
Mrs. S. II. Forsyth is to spend the
summer at her former home in StJohns
N. b. She is to leave soon.
Eli Cane, formerly of Keesville, N.
Y, has arrived in the city and is to be
employed at the Combination Cash
Store.
Warren c. Nye completed his labors
this morning as juryman in county
court. All the jurymen were paid and
discharged.
The assessors will be in their office
at the new city hall every evening from
I o'clock till 8 for the accommodation of
the citizens.
The assessors wish to announce that
the time for taking inventories closes
May l, and all must be in the hands of
the assessors by that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Leahey and Mrs
Lamoy went to Mortified this noon,
called there by fhe death of Mrs. Lea
hey's mother, Mrs. Carroll.
The special adjuster for the Oriental
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,,
is in the city today, and, in company
with ID. h. Bisbee, drove to the Hill to
adjust the Pratt loss.
Miss NJ. f. IIaskins entertained
small party of friends last night at her
home on French street. Whist was
played from 8 to l 1 O'Clock, after which
,n rn = n mnntc u,aro cocyol
Mrs. E. l.. Smith, Mrs. j. W. Gordon
and Mrs. l.. M. Averill returned last
night from Rutland where they nave
been to attend the reception of the la
dies of the State Federation.
1t is reported that Goddard Seminary
1t Barre and the Universalist church at
East Montpelier are generously remem-
oered in the will of the late Benjamin |.
Wheeler.-Nlontpelier Record
Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones is expected to
preach i'll the Brick Church in Middle
sex at p. m. next Sunday, and in the |
-hurch of the Messiah in Montpelier at
o'clock in the evening.
The Sth grade played the 9th ut base
'all yesterday. the score at the close
icing II to p in favor of the 9th. The
battery for the Sth was w. Walker and
sit Turner, aud COR the 9th Golda
Douglass and Perlie Buchanan.
Are you coming to the Methodist
hurch May 10 to hear the popular and
alcntcd reader, Maud Huntington Ben
amin? She has gained brilliant rep
iation in Boston and elsewhere and will
e sure to please her hearers.
W. w. lapoint. 4. +. Perry, John
rechin and Moses Charbonneau. ali of
HON have been for several years ten
nts in the Gordon block, are to vacate
leir rooms tomorrow, the three first
having rented offices in the
astman block
The Bianchi Granite Co.. has rented
'if of Torl Eagans shed in Montpelier
nd has its stock all loaded ready to
owe the first of the month. James
overnight, lately from Europe. wi ii
foreman for the Bianchi Co. Harry
'rtoli will move into the same shop.
President A. ID. Brown of Norwich
'lverslty was in Montpelier yesterday
Il stated that he has positive assurance
1t Captain Charles E. Clark, of the
egon, will be at Mortified Monday.
len ground will be broken for Dewey
1morial Hall. An elaborate observ. -
sc of dewey Day. has been planned. r,
The Granite City and Smiling Waters $
hlng Clubs received today 5000 frv
trout with which to stock their brook,
there will also be 1000 put into the
rmount pond by G. j. Towne. Both re
be stocked this afternoon. The Ia
ut came from the Brookdale Trout
npany. This is to cover the law to
hibit outsiders from fishing OH these
serves. an
lady Lucas Langdon Nicholas has O. @,
tten letter to President Mckinley
ing Tor an explanation of the cause
llsbarring I. j. Deavitt of Montpes
from DracticinU hoforo III q ,,ora;a., III