Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-05
Harry Conant of IIardwick was in the


James Ahern is on the sick list today,
suffering with severe sore throat.
j, G. Moran commenced work this
morning in the French bakery Oh Rail
road street.
The Barre attorneys will go to Chelsea
tomorrow to attend the opening of the
Orange County Court.
The Rev. W. j. Harris ID. d., has
returned from Nashua, n H., where he
has been for the past week.
James Even Jr. started this morning
to serve his apprenticeship at stone
cutting at Barclay Brothers.
The Italians held picnic in Town
shend's woods yesterday. The Trans
Atlantic band furnished music.
Frank Driscoll has left his position as
express agent on the G. V. train to work
in the express Office at Montpelier.
Miss Addie Richardson who for the
past few years has been in Kansas City,
Mo-, returned home this afternoon.
The ladies of the Universalist church
are making preparations for an enter
tainment and supper for Friday evening
Mrs. j. M. Buzzell and daughter
Ruth left Saturday for Brooktield where
she will spend the summer with relat-
ives.
H. +. Marceau of Malone, N. Y.
arrived in the city Saturday for a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. i.
Julian.
The base ball team from Kimball
Union Academy is playing against
Goddard on the Seminary campus this
afternoon.
The Rev. Mr.. Hammat who preached
at the Univcrsalist church yesterday
returned to his home in Bellows Falls
this morning.
Ell. Carrick of Newport, Il wholesale
granite dealer who has been here on
business, returned on the 3 10 train
Saturday afternoon.
The granite balls and samples manu-
featured by Mcdonald & Buchan are on
sale at o. j. Dodge's jewelry store, and
can be seen in the show window. 4d
The Hon. Joel Foster reported the
value of Mr.. Goodhue's water system as
$4,000. Can it be that he is incom-
petent?
Hardwick and West Burke parties
got taste of the temperance law Sat
urday One man paid fines amounting
% $40 81 and another was fined $179.-
"A. Both paid.
Montpelier's bug pumps have arrived
md that city stands expectant, hoping
hat Street Commissioner Roberts
,harge on the caterpillars will be
'harge to victory.
The Goddard Commencement begins
IN the 25th. There will be a reunion of
he classes of 70 and 80. The Rev.
)r. Ryder of Gloucester, Mass, will
leliver the Glass Sermon and the God
lard male quartet will furnish the
music.
Mcmillan & Stephens and Burke
}ros' annual picnic will be held at
berry Vale Grove next Saturday. One
f the most interesting features will be
base ball game between mines from
he two sheds.
Efforts are being made to secure a
anne of football for next Saturday be-
ween the Point St. Charles Institute at
lontreal and the Barre Rangers on the
frantic City Trotting Park. This team
as been here before and its reputation
we'll known.
Every voter should visit the sources
supply from which comes our city
alter before voting on the price. In
estigate for yourselves, gentlemen,
nd take no mans word for it, then
ote as you believe and afterwards you
i'll have no kick coming.
F. J. Martin and W. W. Lapoint were
Wiliamstown Saturday where they
,pcared for the state in the case of
ate VS.. G. Tomasi and ID, Tomasi for
Hing. They We're both convicted the
rmrr was fined $50 and costs and the
tier 800 and costs both of which
ere paid.
The last car in the evening from this
v to Barre now leaves at 10 o'clock.
re previous time of departure was 9 so
,lock. The change went into effect
me |. The last car from Barre to y
is city leaves Barre al 1915 and the
o'clock car out of this city goes only
far as the car barn on its return from
Irre,-Montpelicr Argus.
1t is not a question of "Shall we buy
c Barre Water Company's plantp" but