Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-11

Arthur Tilden of Mortified is in
the city for a few days as the guest of
his brother George.
John Bianchi left this noon for New
York on his way to Italy, where he
spend the winter.
Nathaniel Paige of Plainfield was in
the city this forenoon.
Miss Ethel Marion is on the sick
list.
Pearl Carr has finished work for
l.. A. Averill and has entered the en-
ploy of j. S. Viles on the electric light
ing system.
Ernest Gates has entered the en-
ploy of l.. A. Averill in the position
formerly held by Pearl Carr.
The cases of State VS.. Arthur Buz-
zell were mol pressed before Justice
Fay Saturday.
Mrs. s. Pallavicni was brought be-
fore Justice Fay Saturday afternoon
on the charge of selling and keeping.
Her case was continued and she was
released on 500 bail.
The case of State VS.. Cevelli for an
alleged assault upon one Mrs. Bernas-
conf Is going on in county court today.
Mrs.F. e. Casson began work this
morning as clerk at II. z. Mills
store.
Frank Walker expects to finish
moving into the Cutler house on the
French estate this week.
Any one having table cloths or tow
els belonging to Odd Fellows hall are
requested to return them at once.
O. S. TarboX, manager of the Red
Beach Granite Co. of Red Beach, Me-,
arrived in the city Saturday, and was
the guest of W. G. Quinlen, A. f.
Bruce and Others.
DR.. f. r. hi Giacomo has gone to
New York CITY,
The Granite Manufacturers commit
tee are to meet committee from the
Granite Cutters Union, Barre Branch,
sometime this week, after which it is
probable that the exact situations will
be made public.
The reason for the electric cars not
starting on time Saturday morning
was caused by repairs being made and
not by a misunderstanding of the en-
ployees as we were informed by one of
the mOtOrmen.
The Granite City Pet, Pigeon and
Poultry Association met Saturday
night to perfect their arrangements
for the annual exhibition to be given
during the holidays.
The officers of the Burns club will
meet at the home of Frank Merchant
tomorrow evening to appoint COM
mittee to have charge of the annual
celebration to be given Jan. 25th.
George Milani was discharged before
Justice Fay Saturday night and the
beer found at his residence was order
ed returned to him.
The funeral of the late Minnie
Dunsmoor was held yesterday after
noon at l o'clock at the house in
Northheld, Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones
officiating. The bearers were the two
brothers, Edwin and Frank l.. Duns-
moor. Clarence Kendrick and DR..
G.. w. Steele. A few selections were
rendered by the male quartet of
Northfield. The remains were placed
in a white couch casket and clad in a
pink silk robe. There was a profu-
sion of beautiful flowers. Among
those who attended from Barre were
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Steele. G. II. Ken
drick, Elmer Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas CaShen.
Fred Colburn went to Burlington
this morning on short business trip.
The entertainments for the week at
the Bazaar are as follows: Tuesday
evening, Mandolin club, with songs
and Rotations; Wednesday evening,
the two-act comedy, ga Declaration
of Independence" by the Mite soci-
ETY.; Thursday evening, the children
will entertain, under the direction of
Miss Healey; Friday evening" the COM
edy, "Six Cups of Chocolate. by six
young ladies'; Saturday evening, The
Old Folks Concert. Entertainments
will begin at o'clock.