Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
Luther Beckley is home from the H..


Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Carpenter Of
Washington are in town today.
A. r. McEnaney of llurdwick is visit
ing the family OF p. c. Owens.
Clarence Worthen Of the u. V. M, is
visiting his parents in the city.
Lew Dudley is working for Nelson
BrassaW "a. lis farm in Berlin.
Harry b ION of St. Johnsbury called
on frirl H., i. g city yesterday.
Fred Nelnl Ualdwick is in Barre
for few days visiting his family.
Mr.. Jacks of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. Jacks for a few days.
Mr.. Vigeant OF Montreal was N The
city yesterday visiting his son Peter.
William Brown of st. Johnsbury
called on his brother Frank yesterday
A son was born this morning to Mr..
and Mrs. o. ii. Juds IN on West street.
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William Aver of Bellows Falls, the
old Goddard star catcher, is i'll the
city.
Thomas O'iIoulahan of Bellows Falls
is visiting George W. Golman for few
days.
Fred Cummings of Bradford is visit
ing his father, William Cummings for a
few days.
Mrs. Matilda Lyon of Waterbury
Center is visiting her sister Mrs. g., j.
Halves.
About hundred ticket were sold for
Montpelier at the South Barre station
yesterday.
Mrs. Albert III. prouty Oh Newport
returned home today after a snort visit
in the city.
Miss Jemima Bonniman leaves today
for Franklin Falls, n. II, where She
will remain.
All the Barre organizations in the
Dewey Day parade received consider
able applause.
Miss Emma Sherwood, and the Misses
Maynard of Burlington visited friends il
town last night.
Calder d Mutch's shed was shut
down Wednesday while the boiler was
being inspected.
The Philomathian will meet witt
Mrs. w. +. Shepard next Tuesday even
inc at the usual hour I'd
The Rev. j. Edward Farrow is tc
present the Passion Play at the Uni
yersalst church this evening.
George f. Morse and family O.
Morrisville are visiting IL. w. Scots
family and other relatives.
L. l.. Leonard clerk at Phelps Bros
hardware store, played cornct in the
Sherman military band on Dewey
Day.
Did you see the Barre police in tho
front rank Yesterday And the parade
was in Montpelier, too. Wonder how i
happened?
Some of those conductors on the cleo
trio road that were imported from Bur
, ington are reported to have been ;
trihe =" fresh"
, David A. Peco of Royalton was III
rested on the train last night by office
, Cayhue. He was fined So and costs Thu
morning by Justice Fay.
George Angus, the popular "ent
man. in the opera house orchestra, ha
, got new snare drum. 1t is higl
priced orchestra drum and it is nict
one.
: Officer E. f. Perry arrested Archie
; Mcmillan last night on the charge O.
intoXicatlon. This morning he wa!
brought before Justice Fay, Lapoin
prosecuting. He was fined So and costs
which he paid.
There will be racing at the Granite
City Troting Park on Saturday Ocl
14th. A purse of $3.50 is offered fol-
. the 22S trot and pace, and the same
amount for the 2-22 class. These races
are advertised to he the best of the
season.
"Why, Barre is quite place, isn't it!
| think it must be the busiest place in
the State" This and similar express
sions dropped frequently from the lips
of strangers in the. Granite City ycster-
day; and Barre people were nearly all
in Montpelier, too.
Frank Cassie returned this morning
from Scotland where has been since
: July. lie was passenger on the Gee
anic and made the acquaintance of Man
adolf, the great Grccian wrestler; also
OF Capt S!annard, WHO was for many
years the worlds champion chess player
A large crowd of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS