Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-06

Sunday.
Clarence Worthen returned this al
ternoon to the u. V. M.
The Hook and Ladder company
meets Wednesday evening.
DR.. +. NJ. Lynde spent Sunday with
relatives in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Segel spent Sun
day with relatives in the city.
Fred Richards and son are visiting
relatives in Rutland for week.
ID. 5. Waterman returned to worA
on his mail route this morning.
Mrs. Roberts and son n. j. Roberts
visited relatives in Washington yester,
day.
Mrs. w. Ii. Hoislngton returned
Saturday night from two weeks
visit in Boston.
Mrs. Nathan Skinner is quite aich
DIT the home OF her daughter, Mis-.
Z. $. Currier.
Work will commence sometime tins
week extending the city water mainS
ON Oswald street.
Mrs. l.. ID. Martin returned Satur-
DAY night from two weeks visit IL
Boston and vicinity.
Supt. Currier has some men al
work today repairing leak lii I,
hydrant on Currler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown anu
daughter, Miss Lucy, left this morH-
Ing Tor their home in Shoreham.
Robert Mcdonald expects his brOtuel
john to arrive in the city today from
Buffalo, N. Y, on granite business.
Miss Fannie Chamberlain, who has
visiting Miss Maud Bush, returned 10
her home in Burlington last Saturda.
night.
Fred BoSworth, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for the pas
week, returned to Portland, Me-, ills
morning.
MY Son Ben Wednesday night q,
| f,,r, hnr mic
one Of the best shows of the Whole
season.
William PierSon, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city for the p;lst
week, returned to his home in Con-
cord, n. H., Saturday.
Angelo Scampini has leas-
ed his store on n. Main street to III.
Cavichi the latter to take possession
the first OF the month.
Miss Kate Healey, accompanied W
her mother, went to Randolph lnia
morning to attend the musical con
vention to be held there this week.
The Womans Guild Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd are making
plans for an elaborate supper at tnl
church Wednesday evening from 5:JU
to 1880.
Mrs. John O'Learey's mother, who
has been visiting her daughter at
North Barre for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Concord,
n. H., Saturday.
Some of the local business men have
had some talk OF organizing ne"
electric light company to FURNISH
lights for the city and for private
houses.
G. III. Stone, who was ill with ty-
phoid fever at the Seminary for some
weeks, is now gaining rapidly every
day, and will be able to resume work
when school opens.
A prominent musician of this city.
who has heard the march that has
been composed by George ID. Sherman
specially for the Firemen's ball, Says
it is one of the best marches she ever
heard.
If you have not heard the Crane
phone within the last three or -four
months you would not recognize it, 50
great has been the Improvements.
Rent one for the evening, with % o;
those latest records, at Averill Music
Co. s.
The trustees of Goddard seminary
have been considering the matter of
the report of the state hoard of health
for the past two days, and have been
busy acting upon their recommends,
tions. 1t is expected that everythine
will be put in readiness next weeh,
and school will open again on Tx
following week, November 18th.