Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-18
II. f. Chapman of Boston is in the

city today.
j. L. Hobart of Moretown is in the
city on business today.
Don't fail to see the American Girl
at the opera house tonight.
Andrew j. Knapp has finished work
for r. b. Stearns s. Co., of Buring-
ton and is expected in the city tonight.
Mrs. Lizzie Cummings spent yester-
day with her sister, Miss Mary La
Bounty at Graniteville.
Mrs. Loveioy of Morrisville, a for
mer resident of this city, is visiting in
town for a few days.
The Clover Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Oliver
Martin. The ladies will take the
1.15 car.
Wells Badger was taken suddenly
i'll today and his place carrying the
mail is being taken by his son-in-law,
William A. Clark.
1t is reported that there is excel
lenf skating in Williamstown and
there will be a skating party there
tonight.
George Angus has finished work for
the Vermont Gtanite Company and
began work today for Mcmillan &
Stephens.
Charles Bishop furnished music at
a private dance in South Barre last
night.
William Carpenter and Clarence
Gladding went to Bennington this
morning to remain over Sunday.
Miss Georgia Towers Of Richmond
arrived in the city this morning for a
few days visit at the Seminary.
Adolph Goneo has shot % rabbits
this season ahead of his hound Ned.
John Bonnyman is laid up as the
result of having had his thumb smash
ed by granite block at the stone
sheds.
Mrs. James Morse, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. VI.
Wiley, returned to her home in
Mortified this noon.
Miss Lizzie Long, who has been
working in Chelsea for the past six
has returned home for a vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Long, on Third street.
A special convocation of Ruth |
Chapter, O. e. S., Wednesday even
ing. two candidates are to be initiated. |
Each sister is requested to furnish
for the "Crazy Supper.
Let us have good attendance. st
The Ladies' Union will meet in |
their parlors next Friday afternoon to
sew for the fair. Friday evening,
Nov. "a, a Sociable with hash sup
per will be given. A good program,
of music and readings, will
be given.
George Eastman of Lyndonville,
who has been working at Hot Springs,
Col, is expected in the city today for
| short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Kenyon. after which he will 90 to his
nome in Lyndonville with his family,
who have been stopping here.
When Wells Badger, the veteran
nail carrier, came into the post Of
ice this morning Postmaster Bisbee
anne up and congratulated him upon
lis 10Th birthday, also complimenting
lm upon his faithful and efficient
ervice. The post office employees,
including the clerks and carriers, were
hen assembled and Mr.. Bisbee in
heir behalf presented Mr.. Badger
With a nice buffalo overcoat. Mr..
Badger was deeply grateful for the
lind and substantial remembrance.
The dance given last night at Ar
lory hall was a very successful affair.
here were 33 couples present and
veryone had an excellent time. The
llsic furnished by five pieces of
truce & Isabel's orchestra gave the ;
reatest satisfaction. ii. b. Ocking- :
IN was floor manager. The young |
zen met during the intermission and
ected the committee to have charge
the rest of the series of six Dances
he committee were l.. r.. Hutchn- n
m, DR.. G. w. Steele, Henry Slough |
N and N. B. Ballard. 1t it probable t
lat the next dance will be held the n
eek following Thanksgiving. O
This evening at 8 o'clock the Saliva II
on Army is to have an anti-drink @
The platform will be u
ranged showing the home of
unkard also that of a Salvationist.
experiences will be given by g
-drunkards, etc, and Ensign Lewis ia