Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-31

WillistOn.
Mrs. j. Aline Walker who has been
i'll for the past week was out again this
morning.
Arthur Buzzell has leased the restau-
rant privilege on the hotting park for
the season.
Apparently somebody was a little
tender on the subject of investigation
Monday night.
Mrs. Thomas Wishart, Mrs. Frank
Hopkins and William Wishart returned
from Boston Monday night.
w. N Batchelder returned Monday
night from his home in Chaster where
he has been for several drys.
John Sullivan and family returned to
their home in Hardwick this morning
after few days visit in the city.
A sailboat capsized on Berlin Pond
yesterday afternoon and DR.. Lynde and
G. r. Scott took an involuntary bath.
Miss Flora Kelley of Worcester is
visiting her sisters Miss Rosamond Kel-
ley of the Seminary and Mrs. O. ID.
Mathewson.
Barclay Brothers are trying a pneu-
matte polishing machine at their sheds.
This is the only machine of the kind in
this section of the country.
The catch made at Niger Head Pond
by the city hall crowd who went there
Saturday was 700 horned pouts and
some twenty trout.
Miss Maud Whtcomb who is teach
ing school in So. Duxbury, arrived home
Friday evening accompanied by a friend
Miss Freeman. They returned to So
Duxbury this afternoon.
When you 60 fishing for pouts dom
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when you get them home that they have
spoiled as three men recently did who
went to Niger Head Pond.
George Morehouse, Frank Clley.
Ernest Sanctuary, George Cook, Her
bert Colby, George Long, Charlie Heath
and Frank Hutchinson rote to Buring.
ton and back yesterday on their bicycles
Barre's Mazet committee met the city
counci! last night and commenced the
investigation into the water supply sit
uation. The deliberations were secret.
Another meeting will be held tonight.
Tommy Donelly's big Minstrel troup
arrived in the city today and will APP
pear in Armory Hall tonight. They
gave excellent satisfaction in Montpc-
licr last night and they will do as well
tonight. There street parade was ex-
cellent.
The Crandall Post e. A. Il, and Cam
pany f Vermont Volunteers wish to cx-
tend their gratitude to all who assisted
in the Memorial Day proceedings es-
pecially the electric railroad company
who carried the Montpelier Band free
of charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Person who have
since year age last November been in
Tallapoos;, Georgia on account of the
poor health of Mr.. Person returned
come yesterday. They spent two weeks
in Washington on their return trip. Mr.
Person is improved by his southern So
journ.
Elder Leland, of Montreal, and Elder
Atkins, OF Knoxville, Tenn, have ar
rived in the city and will conduct Il
series of Seveth Day Adventist meetings.
Their tent has been erected on Wash
ington Street just above the SpauIding
School building. Elder Atkins will re-
main here permanently.
There are ten carpenters and two ma
sons working on the city hall at present.
Mr.. Dornsife says that when his stair
lumber arrives it will take only few
lays to finish the building. The fly
gallery is almost completed and the men
are finishing up the odd jobs now. The
for the gridiron is not yet let.
The city engineer will move into his
new room tomorrow.
All the public schools in the city held
patriot exercises appropriate to Memoir
al Day on Monday afternoon. At the
ligh School Moyor Gordon, Ex-Nlayor
smith, the Rev. Mr.. Fuller and George
|. Conner spoke. Principal o. ID.
read an extract from paper
by General Joe Wheeler, and |
eadings and singing were given 10y the
tudents.
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