Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens of North


Montpelier are in the city today.
Eugene O'Brien is driving newly
purchased horse on his hack team.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. George Mitchell of Pearl
street.
Montpelier Seminary foot ball team is
trying to get a game with the Barre
Defenders.
The Rev. w. j. Harris D. ID. left this
noon for Northtield to attend the music
al festival there.
Il. o. Marrion's store is branch
Office for the American Express Cos
money order department.
The Evening TELEGRAM is on sale at
John Ii. Griflins store at North Barre
every night.
Martin Riley adver:ises his place on
Addison street for sale, Saturla, at
p. M, at auction. See adv't.
St. Aldemar Commandery, Knights
Temp'ar, are to have special train to
carry them to Montpelier tomorrow
noon.
The funeral of Mrs. d. ID. Royce will
take place at her late home in South
Barre Oh Wednesday, October IL, at
2 p. N.
Fred Edwards and Will Carpenter
returned this morning from fishing
trip to Lake Champlain. They brought
back about so pounds of fish.
James Nc Lean left today for Troy,
N. Y. From there he goes in a few
days to Houston, Texas to have charge
of monumental work there.
James O'Connor and Peter Kavanagh
of Capeltop, p. O., who were in the
city to attend the funeral of the late
John Kearus, returned home this noon.
Don't forget the drawing of seats for
the lecture course at 80 at the opera
house tonight. Those who have not
purchased tickets should do so at
once.
The members of Hook and Ladder
company, No. l, are e; rnestly re-
ouested to be on hand for the regular
monthly meeting at o'clock sharp
> tomorrow night.
Friends of the TELEGRAM in North
B RE will kindly leave any item or adj
; vertisement at John a. Grifiin's store
t before IL O'Clock each day for insertion
in that days issue.
Miss Florence Henry of Washington
is in the city today. She is to leave
: tomorrow, in company with her mother
for Melrose. Mass, where she will re-
main for several weeks with Mrs john
Pattee.
Lieut.. Col. Calvin Stowe Of Boston
arrived in the city this morning for d
few days visit. He is to lead the Odd
Fellows division of the parade at Mont.
pelier on Thursday as commander OF
of the Underwood JIussars.
On account of the concert in tho
lecture course Thursday evening the
teachers of the Congregational Sunday
school will hold their usual meeting al
the home of DR.. 0. 6. lStickney on Fri.
day evening instead of on Thursday.
The Sanbcrn brothers, who were in.
jured in the runaway accident yester.
day, were taken home yesterday after
noon and today they were both reported
to be as comfortable as could be expect.
cd. Their horse was found last night
by Walter Smith on the Smith farm.
The Foresters from this city as well
as those from other parts of the state
and their friends can be provided for al
the Dewey Day celebration in the G. y.
+. hall in the Lawrence building in
Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. York, cat
erers from the White Mountains have
charge of the eatables.
The boys arc having fun with one OF
Barrels sportsmen who could not tell
the difference between fox and rab-
bit few days ago. He shot at the ami
NAL and killed him, but someone else
got the game. All least the latter claim
cd he shot q fox, while the man who
really did kill the fox swears il was a
rabbit that he shot at, and the man who
stole the game is triumphant.
John H. Griffin 489 North Main street
makes a specially of fine coffee. Good
coffees at low prices.
How He Wanted to Pay.
nffy