Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-30

| george LamSOn is on the SICK list aid
unable to be at his office.
Miss Stella Watson is out of the city
for few days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Curtis have gone
to West Berlin to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Coutts have moved
into a tenement at 70 Summer Street.
The Barre base ball team is to 90 to
Hardwick to play that team tomorrow
Charles Hamlin and A. E. Batchelder
returned from Waterbury this morning.
Mrs. G. N. Kenyon left this noon for
a visit in Randolph, returning ON Mon
day.
The directory man has finished his
canvass of Barre and went to Montpelier
this MOI ming.
Miss Warren Lawrence. of North
field, was in the city yesterday visiting
her son Leslie.
j. A. r. Glidden has been laid up
with lame hip, caused by an accident
at Cutters stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Eaton of Cham
plain, N. Y, are in the city the guests
of Col. H. r. Stoughton.
The small bows have already opened
the Fourth of July season by a contin-
uous explosion of fire crackers.
1t is expected that the subscription
sale of seats for the opening of the opera
house will commence next week.
Fred jackson, son of DR.. j. Henry
Jackson, was one of the honor men at
the U. V. M. Medical College this year
Thomas Marion, who has been in the
city for the past two weeks left this
afternoon for his home in Rochester, n.
Y.
The case of A. ID. Morse VS.. McFar-
land e. Jameson, and that of Maxteld
VS.. Ely, were entered in City Court to.
day.
The Barre Business College and
School of Music holds its Commence.
ment exercises in the Baptist church this
evening.
Chas. Ingram and Sandy Morris left
this afternoon for Hardwick, riding
there on their wheels. They will re.
turn Sunday.
The question arises as 10 who is the
mayor during the absence of John Cor.
don and President Thurston of the
board of aldermen.
Lincoln j. Carriers Remember the
Maine" which made such hit through
the country last winter, is to be giver
at the Barre Opera House February 9TH
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Williams of Hart
ford, Conn, and Chester Morse of Athol
Mass, are stopping for few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Morse at the City
Hotel.
DO not miss it. Bring all the child
rem and let them enjoy an evening with
Edison's great invention. the Kinctos.
scope. If you have never seen it, now
is your chance.
Douglas Barclay, popular youn4
Barre Boy and son of William Barclay
took second medal for craftsmanship al
the prize shooting contest at Norwich
University Yesterday.
Principal Holister is to attend re-
union of his class, $50, of Tufts College
in Boston on July 9th. From there he
is to attend Universalist convention il
Lynn, Mass.
The committee having charge OF the
| SclecllOH VI inc latent lot lno coming
lecture course held a meeting last even
ing and we are assured that the course
will be the equal of any in the history
of the Entertainment Association.
The City Council has asked City
Judge Boyce if he is willing to allow
the city to use the new city Court room
for a school room for six months. The
attorneys are quite anxious that thu
judge will render an adverse decision
as they do not consider the old room a
suitable one.
: Walter Tobin was arrested last night
by Constable Buchanan on a complaint
entered by Grand Juror Scott charging
him with the petit larceny of paint
pail, brush, tar and oil from G. S.
Adams. He was brought before Justice
Fay this morning. f. j. Martin and
H. B lexington appeared for the res
pondent and jury trial was demanded
The case was continued until this after
noon.
The July issue OF the New England
Magazine contains several articles
which will especially appeal to the
summer sojourner, and much of the it,
Illustrative material is of unusual excel.
lence, The Lake Champlain country