Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-12

w OILS hlVer.
II. j. Castle returned this morning
from Burlington
Mrs. Matthew Welsh went to Fair
field this morning.
II. Watkins left this morning for a
visit in Concord N. II.
II. K Bush left this noon for bust
ness trip to New York City.
M. P. Lamphier left yesterday for a
visit1 at his home in Rutland.
A. 4. Batchelder went to White
River junction this morning.
Mrs. Ella Kendrick left this noon Cor
Enfield, N. H., to attend the funeral OF
Il relative.
Ben Blocmey of Sherbrooke p. 9.
is in the city visiting his daughter Mrs.
f. A. Gilbert
Frank Henderson left this afternoon
for Thompson Point on Lake Champlain
to spend Sunday.
Jack Cayhue arrived in the city last
night from New York City. He will
remain at home for the present
The Universalist Sunday School will
meet tomorrow upstairs owing TO the
repairs being made in the vestry.
Mrs. H. A. Gould and Mrs. Fred
York left this morning for North Fer
risburgh on a camping excursion.
James Ingram, DR.. F. NJ. Lynde and
Arthur S. Martin went to Queen City
Park this afternoon to spend Sunday.
Luther Gale left this noon for a visit
in Rochester after which he will go to
his former home in Brandon to remain a
week.
Miss Annie Prescott, who has been
visiting Mrs. George Bond for the past
two weeks left this morning for her
home in Manchester, N. ii.
DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Steele,
Miss Minnie Dunsmoor, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Campbell and Clarence
Kendrick returned last night from Mon
treal.
Charles B. Ballard, the well known
horseman and owner, White River
Junction, was stricken with paralysis
August s. Mr. Ballard is seventv-tive
years old.
AT the meeting of CompanyE, V. n.
q. held last night seven of the olf
members of the company reenlisted and
three of those who volunteered were
voted in as members.
M. J. Barnes of Winooski was
brought to Barre last night by officer
Slayton growing out of the recent dis
closion of James Phaleu. He was
brought before justice Fay and the case
continued until the 22nd
Money, Money, M oney, And how to
make it. BY hiring the newcly finished
tenement over the Parlor Drug Store
will accommodate twenty boardcrs Who
comes first. For rent inquire of w. II.
Gladding. 4
Once more it becomes painful duty
to give another roast to the Montpelier
sporting blood. The brave baseball
team fro1, that city pr missed to play
Barre this afternoon but when the time
came for their appearance the team
from the capital was non est
The demand for driving horses-sing-
lie and in pairs seems to have been
picking up in the state during the sum-
ner months and many good sales have
been made. Recently Harry Cowles,
of Morristown, has sold pair of bavs
for $500 and W. S. Cheney two horses
unmatched for $500, to New York CITY
parties.
The second attraction at the Barre
opera house will be the famous j. X.
Emmett and Lottie Gibson who will
present on August 31st the we'll known
musical comedy " Fritz in the Mad |
house." Mr.. Emmett is the son of the
late famous Irish Comedian j. X. En-
mott. Miss ellison is the legitimate
successor of Annie Pixley. This will |
be one of the best attractions of the
season. They have been playing to
crowded houses throug hout Canada.
AT the auction sale of the personal ef-
fects Of the late Benjamin /. Wheeler
held Thursday afternoon at East Mont.
pelier, Alderman M. A. Kent of this CITY
a rare and valuable book at a
nominal price. 1t is the first bound vol
ume of the laws of Vermont. These re-
versed statutes were printed in 1887 at
by Hough e. Srooner, State
printers, in a small folio volume. and
reproduced at Bennington by Anthony
Haswell in 1871, 1t is volume of 800
pages and contains all previous acts +
The Vermont Legislature up to that date.
This book was originally the propertv