Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-16

'ue Guy 'ouh3 Vlsltlng MS son freu.
George Il. Swasey left last night for a
short trip to Windsor on legal business.
Angelo Scampini left this morning
for a short business trip to Concord
n. ii.
George johnson and A. ID. Burgess
caught IA pounds of trout in Williams
town yesterday afternoon.
A special convocation of Ruth Chap
ter o. E. s., Wednesday evening. A
good attendance is desired. 3
The electrician at the city hall expects
TO finish putting up the electric light
fixtures by Wednesday night.
Who can suggest Il name for Gillcy a.
Abbott's block of building lots. Re-
member that the name is worth 500.
Sidney E. Spafford of Woodsvillc, n
H., agent for Charles Lawrence n Co.,
of Boston, called on the trade here to-
day.
&. b. Durkee a. Son have purchased
Andrew Bonetts milk white trotter
Consideration to outside parties un.
known.
Mr.. Dornsife says that if his stock
comes this week as he expects he will
have the new city hall finished by the
first of June
The funeral of the late Charles Vim
cent Finnegan took place at st. Monicas
church al 9 o'clock this morning, the
Rev, p. M. Mckenna officiating
The case of the State VS. g. f. Brown
for breach of the peace came up before
Justice Fay yesterday, II. W. Scott
prosecuting. 1t was continued till
Thursday.
Goddard is to play the L. v NJ. re
turn game of base ball at Burlington
tomorrow and several of the local en-
thusiasts will probably go to Burling-
ton to see the game.
Several Italians came IN on tine
o'clock train this morning. They are
just over from Italy. Several who rctur-
ned home last winter are expected back
soon with their families.
Judge W. A. Boycc and Clarence
Cave left this morning for Brattlebore.
where they attend as delegates from
lIiawatha Lodge, |. O. O. f.. the Grand
Lodge of Vermont Odd Fellows.
Stanley Dodd, who has been here
with the w. G. Townsend Granite Com
pany for several months, left last night
for Boston, from which place he will go
in a few days to his home in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
The worms at North Barre are so
large and numerous that the residents
have to get up before light and attack
them with shotguns. Charles Varney
holds the record for the largest number
There will be a meeting OF the Burns
Club in the rooms of the G.. c. n. t..
Miles granite block, at 7o'clock, Thurs
lay evening. AS there is business of
Importance to be considered a full at
enhance is requested. 3
Geor- e II. Wilder of Montpelier has
ust completed the orchestral parts for
lis new martial march, Salute to Nor
vich." which will be rendered for the
irsl time in public at the Norwich
University commencement ball by Blais-
ELLIS orchestra.
Today is great day at Brattlcboro.
he Grand Encampment meeting of the
. o. o. F., took place this morning.
he pretty little village is gaily attired
4 red. white and blue. and everything
ossible is being done to make the stay
f visiting Odd Fellows pleasant )
lem.
The dancing pavilion, eating house
nd other outside privileges at Dewey
ark have been let to Will. +. Nichols. {
Montpelier who will have whole |
large this year instead of dividing them
) last year. The work of cleaning the
ark has already commenced, being in
large of George W. kidder, who will
olice the park, which duty he perfor-
ed in satisfactory manner last year.
L. Nichols who has charge of the
'ivilegcs, was formerly an employee of
Z road and used to be ticket seller at
e Montpelier and Wells River depot
Montpelier.
The Board of Arbitration for the FOOT
arpeners and Granite Manufactures I
sh to have their meetings correctly
ported. They met Saturday night,
. y. Lord, seventh man on Il technical
estion leading up to the main question,
, apprentice clause submitted Il report
IN notes sustaining the position of the
arpenerS. 1t should be distinctly
derstood that no seventh man has vet