Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-09

the day with relatives in Milton, called
there on account of illness.
Mrs. F. &. Rowland returned last
night from Saratoga, N. Y, where she
has been for the past two weeks.
The City Assessor reports that the
various inventories OF property are
nearly all in and the business nearly
closed up.
The May term of the Vermont Su-
preme Court convenes today and the
local attorneys are in attendance at
Montpelier.
Five trotting horses belonging TO &.
NJ. Delaney arrived in the city from
Burlington this morning and are to be
trained on Bolster park.
The entertainment to be given by the
Ladies of Clan Gordon on Friday even
ing is deserving Of a good attendance
and it is hoped that Odd Fellows hall
will be crowded
George G.. Earle returned last night
from Burlington, where he went to see
his wife who is in hospital. He found
her very comfortable yesterday and on
the high road to recovery.
90 +hn IS al.
Whitcomb d Cook has returned to
Montpelier from Rutland, where he
spent the winter, and yesterday came to
Barre to visit the company's shops.
Ira c. Calef and sister Miss Luc,
who have been spending the winter in
Chicago returned here last night and
went to their home in Washington
where they will remain this summer.
Harry Jeffords was over in Brookticld
Sunday and discovered peculiar kind
of stone. He brought back small slab
he found on top of the ground and has
had it polished. 1t seems to be a very
handsome variegated red marble.
Capt II. w. Hovey recently of North
field and we'll known here has been
ordered with his Company l. of the oath
Infantry to Alaska. He was expected
to leave San Francisco on the night of
the third and his destination will
probably be Dyea or Skagway.
The park is now laid out to look very
fine and as soon as the grass begins to
grow there it will add greatly to the
beauty of the city. 1t is hoped that it
will be possible to compel the public to
assist in keeping it in good order.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will give
IN ice cream social at Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening at 8 o'clock A fine
will be given consisting of songs
md recitations. Admission including
ce cream 10 cents Everyone is cor
|lally invited to be present, ID.
The W. Seward Webb medals were
hipped from the Adjutant Generals
't1ice yesterday afternoon. Each men,
'er OF the First Vermont Infantry L. S.
'ols., will soon be in possession of the
most beautiful medal yet issued to the
oldiers of the war with the Kingdom of
pain, which they will always wear and
reasure with great pride.
States Attorney Hoar has brought
hancery suits for attachments of NUS
noes in buildings in which occupants
eve been convicted of keeping a NUS
nee, the following suits being institute ,
d: State VS.. Charles S. Hubbard and
administrator of Irish estate, owner of
hotel State VS. Moses Farrar =
nd owners Of French block; State VS..
harles johnson and Mrs. Diana John
IN, owners of Commercial house, Barre
tate VS.. Bridget Butler, Barre, and |
wner of houses; State VS.. W. p.
ooney, Barre, and owner of houses.
The game of baseball at Norlhfi-ld
'sterday between Goddard and Nor
ich University was a surprise to many
I'd particularly hard blow to the
embers of the Goddard ball team and
cir friends, for it resulted in score of
to in favor of N. u. Booth pitched
e first of the game and except for be-
z little wild he did very well, but <
support was very ragged, twelve
1ors being made. Bush pitched the
st two innings and was touched for 6
IS. Goddard was unable to meet the
L. twirler. The Seminary boys
We, however, got some good material
Il their down town friends are look 4
: to see them yet redeem themselves.
lere will be good opportunity for
an on Thursday when they meet Mid
sbury College.
nnNYY Use the Automatic on