Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16
Thomas Davidson is on the sick list.


in the city today.
W. IL. Waite has returned to hi.
home at Niagara Falls.
j. W. Curtin went to Boston ycster
day to visit relatives. ',~
o. II. Hale left this noon for Boston
on short business trip.
MIR. Hale reports excellent results OF
the auction sale yesterday.
George Pitkin left this noon for a
a, two weeks visit in Boston.
Constable w. II. Buchanan is still
confined to the house by illness.
G. 5. Wallace is confined to the house
with severe attack of rheumatism
The snow pillow was out in good sea-
son this morning we arc glad to say.
John Mclver left this noon for Han
over. N. H., to visit relatives for few
days,
The boards We're removed from the
postotlice windows in the city hall this
morning.
The W. c. Il. U. will meet with Mrs
+. N, Whitcomb on Friday afternoon at
2:3O.
Married March Is, 1899, bv W. f.
Barney, Mary Hale Kelton to George
Sironi
Don't forget to get one of those st.
Patrick souvenir pipes at +. Q. Marrions
for tomorrow.
The Band of Willing Workers will
meet with Mrs. Wiley Saturday after
noon 1T 2 80.
Holy Communion was celebrated at
I 80 this morning at the Church of the
Good Shepherd.
Martin Riley returned from st. Johns
bury last night where he has been On
short business trip.
Angelo Scanpini is contemplating the
moving OF his merry-go-round to Dew
ey Park the coming summer.
Leon Counter is laid up as the result
of having badly strained his back in the
stone sheds this morning.
The fancy brick work on the fireplace
in the Aldermens room at the ne v Civ
Hall is all finished 1t is quite orna-
mental.
Mr.. Dornsife announces that he shall
practically close the new City Hall to
visitors while the floors are being laid
and the finish put on, this being neces-
sary to prevent the soling of the floors.
Gov. c. +. Smith and Gen. W. II.
Gilmore met in Montpelier yesterday
afternoon to discuss the matter of reors-
an'za'ion of the State militia. Gen.
Gilmore stated that no active steps in
the matter would be taken at this time.
a hearing in the case of Bertha Dan.
lels, the young girl who recently stole
tbs pocket book OF Miss +. Maud Cros.
sett containing 1922, was held in City
Court Montpelier, Tuesday evening.
Th. girl pleaded guilty to the charge,
and having returned the full amount
aiken her case was left with the court
pending her future good behavior.
EDITOR TELEGRAM,
Gentlemen.-Sawin a communic, ltion
'elating to an organization who STYLE
themselves "4OQ," Notice they have
10 Divine among their charter members,
t seems to me that if there was anv
lass OF people that needed prayers Of
cred in their behalf it was this same {
400 and hope the next vacancy some !,
night be admitted. l
Outsider: ..
There was good sized crowd, con.
d'ring the weather, at the Company
whist party and dance last night. L
ne first prize was taken by MIR. W. II. a
lark and Mrs. W. j. Mitchell. Music u
n the dancing was furnished by Ed. a
ruce on the violin and Joe Jenkins on 1
e harp. A jolly time was had, and II .
hoped that there will be as pleasant IL
arty one week from tonight. tn
ct
AS a result of the rumor that has di
ysteriously been put in circulation to
e effect that F. I. Cutler is an aspir-
It for the position of street superin- =
ndant. Mr.. Cutler wishes to saw that
e report is gloundless, and moreover
II under no circumstances would he
cept the appointment should it happen
be given him. He says the granite
slness is all he cares to attend 10.
States Attorney Hoar yesterday filed 4
tn the County Clerk a list of the Grim
u cases in tine order III which they are =
he presented in County Court. This
not been done for some time.
ere are more than 40 cases. The
1t one that will be interesting TO
RE people is the one of state VS.. Mel
Denning for arson, Mrs. Denuinp
Mr.. Bell will be given separate
Us. The case will probably come
Thursday next
he sugar social given by the Ladies,
Pastors Union in Heddiny church
'nS room nj, last evening was well
huea. Inc sugar was detachable
doughnuts tender and the eombiua.
Il hard one to beat. After the in. ;.
man mad been satisfied the company
'ulned TO the parlors upstairs where lot
entertainment was given. A duet To
sung by Misses Gertrude HENDERSON, ~,
Maude Ayers after which Miss WI
Ia Watson delighted the company TIC
we'll rendered recitation. Row art
nee then gave all autoharp solo
81 was followed by an old fashioned
ling schools. all joining in. ali,