Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-24
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Regular meeting of Clan Gordon
tonight.
William Lunderville has moved to
Beebe Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trail leave for
Boston tonight.
AL. Curtis is driving the West Top
sham stage today.
M. G. Nichols spent Sunday with
his parents in the city.
David Spicer is enjoying hunting
excursion in Peacham this week.
j. P. Mead left last night for Man
chester, N. H., where he will work.
Constable w. H. Buchanan was in
Plaintield on legal business yesterday.
Fred Slack of Smith, Whitcomb &
Cooks machine shop is on the sick
list.
Joseph Carpenter Of the firm of
Carpenter & Wheeler is in Waitsfeld
on business.
Mrs. Manning and three sons are
visiting Mrs. Antoine Burke, en- route
to New York.
Joe Carpenter, the North Barre
butcher, spent Sunday with relatives
in East Barre.
Norris White, overseer of the poor
in West Tepsham, went to Water
bury this morning.
Miss Augusta Rogers of West Tops
ham was taken to the Waterbury
asylum this morning.
Guy Lampson of the U. V. NJ, who
spent Sunday with Clifford Holt, re-
turned to Burlington yesterday.
Will Carver of Lynn, Mass, former
ly a clerk at browns Drug Store, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Charles Define, who has been in
Woodbury. for same time past, has
returned to Barre and will remain
here.
Elbridge Green, formerly center on
the Goddard foot ball team, is playing
center on the Harvard second team
this year.
Miss Ada Miner, who has been
visiting Mrs. c. r. Scott for the past
week, returned yesterday to her home
in Swanton.
Mrs. Mary McAllister of Williams
Jamestown is stopping in the city for
few days the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Perry.
Mr.. Washburn will not take H. e.
Lucas's place at the M. & w. ticket
office at present, but it will be in
charge of L. r. Mills.
II. j. Thwing went to Burlington
this morning to visit Mrs. Thwing at
the hospital. Mrs. Thwing still con-
tinues to improve.
Deputy Sheriff W. +. Shepard took
Dennis Keefe to Rutland this morn
ing to serve out sentence of 1872 days
at the house of correction.
+. f. Fletcher has sold his pho
tograph gallery to Erwin Ayers of
Montpelier. Mr.. Fletcher is to move
his family to Boston to reside.
Human Skeels, who has been trav-
cling agent for the Champlain Pro-
vision Il Beef Co. Of Burlington for
the past two years, has left their
employ.
E. B. Smith received a telegram
last night from Brocton saying that
bis son-in-law, Joseph Clark, was dead.
Mrs. Smith leaves for Brocton on the
IL O'CLOCK train tonight.
G. H. Campbell is making some ad-
ditions to his excellent restaurant to-
day. The confectionery counters and
cases have been moved out to make
room for more tables.
The Fletcher Granite Co.'S. quarry
in Woodbury. closed last Thursday and
the company's sheds are to be closed
the first of the month. Most of the
Barre people who have been working
there have gone to Hardwick.
The Barre Defenders are to play
Hardwick here on Saturday. The
plucky Granite City boys have not
yet been worsted this year and they
deserve good attendance at their
game next Saturday. No one need
fear that they will be disappointed
should they attend, for they put up a
fine exhibition of foot ball and GER
tain special interest centers around
the Barre team owing to the fact that
they have not been defeated.