Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-21
Notice b. W. Hookers new ADVERTISE

ment
The case of State VS.. Quihlen was
mol pressed this morning.
Bear in mind the meeting this even
ing of the Knights of Columbus.
j. w. Dornsife left on the noon trair
for an over Sunday trip to Boston.
Payette, Mendelsohn & Co. have plac
ed Il new music box in their cigar store
Peter Ward left last night for Por
Henry. N. Y. to visit his mother who
is i'll.
Company E whist party and dance to-
night. If you want to enjoy yourself be
sure to attend.
The cementers are putting the finish.
ing "a on the basement of the new
city hall today.
They have no French cook at the Red
Star Lunch Room but their Hamburg
steaks are all right.
DR.. j. S. Deziel went to Burlington
thss morning on a short business trip
returned this evening.
j. Ratti who was formerly section
boss here has moved his family to Ran
dolph where he is to ride.
Archie Bradford entertained a few of
his friends a few of his friends at his
home on Park street last evening.
The Shakesperian burlesque and mu-
steal program presented at the Seminary
last night was very enjoyable. A fair
sized audience of down town people at
tended.
The case of State VS. Martha Pratt for
selling came up for trial this morning
and "a continued till next Wednesday
morning.
James Mcdonald was arrested today,
charged with committing perjury in the
recent case of State VS.. johnson in
county court,
The carpenter work going on at the
city hall today consists mostly of work
on the boxes and in putting the rail
around the gallery.
The base ball goods which the 1ELE-
GRAM will give to the newsboy selling
the most papers during its present popu-
lar voting contest can be seen at ii. l..
Averill's.
The ladies of Ruth Chapter o. L. S.
who have part in the new work are re-
quested to meet at the hall tomorrow
evening at Z o'clock, All should attend
if possible.
Will Sartelle who has been stopping
in the city for several weeks with his
brothers Frank and Ben left last night
for Dorchester, Mass, where he will re-
side at his home,
Capt. Robert w. Laird of St. Johns
bury died April 8. Mr.. Laird was at
one time the most important granite
dealer in Vermont any many of the
Barre stonecutters learned their trade
of him.
The Montpelier paper from which we
clipped an item naming j. E. DeBoer
of Montpelier as Memorial Day orator
here was at fault. Barre will have Wen
dali Phillips Stafford for a speaker on
that day.
The April showers force the members
the Watch Traders Exchange to re-
tire to shelter, but as soon as "Old Sol"
smiles again they return to their usual
position on the corner and trade picks
up amazingly.
Dobbs a brakeman on one of the local
lost a silver watch in the railroad
on the 21st OF last September.
This morning he found it there all right
and in good condition but we are not
prepared to say that it was still running
Owners of horses, lovers of horse rae
NC, and those interested in matter that
to do with horses, will be interest
ed in the news that Allen Lowe. the
we'll known authority and writer on
hese subjects, has Joined the Boston
Journal staff, and will contribute regu-
arly and exclusively for the Boston
Journal.
There has been a great deal of excite
nent and discussion for the past few
lays over the weight of the iron that
las been in the Red Cross Pharmacy
window. The iron was weighed today
nd it tipped the scales at just 776
Carl Cummings was the man
Tho estimated the nearest to the weight
nd his number was 775 pounds.
Eldon Carr died Wednesday at his
ONE in East Montpelier, aged "a years. :!
Though pneumonia was the Immediate
of his death he has been unable to :
. amy work since his return from
hickamauga with Company II last .Au- t