Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-22


Mclver Il RuAton closed their shed,
this morning waiting for stock
Henry Francis left last night for Yves
terly, II. l., where he is to work.
Frank McQuadc left last hight fol
Barre, Mass, where he is to work.
lliawatha Lodge meets Monday night
for practice in the first degree at 7 80
Don't forget the lecture on the Rough
Riders at the Seminary Monday night
James Sullivan left last night for his
home in Saranac, N. Y, for week i
visit.
Albert +. Forbes left last night on a
weeks business trip through New York
Stale.
Ernest II. O'Brien of Hinesburgh ar
rived in the city this morning ond will
teach the spring term Of school at East
Barre. aa
Miss Meriden Bradford went to North
field this morning for short visit with
relatives.
The Misses Maud and Lillian Bush
entertained few friends at their home
last evening.
Ilnn ('ln ri laft tb;c s.,
days visit in Concord. N. H., returning
next Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. r. Bisbee had an operation
performed yesterday at the Heaton Hos
pital and she is doing we'll.
The Odd Fellows 60 to Williamstown
next Thursday to institute lodge there
The first degree will be worked.
Miss Annie Holden leaves Monday
for Brooklyn, n. Y. to remain for few
months with Mrs. II. Austin futile.
1T was Earl Cummings who came the
nearest to guessing athe weight of the
iron in the Red Cross Pharmacy win
dow.
Peter Cocchis formerly in the en-
ploy of s. Massuci left this noon for
Bellows Falls where he is to work in a
store.
There was an exciting game of base
ball this morning between team from
the 18th. grade and one from the 9th.
the latter won.
a meeting of Barre section of the S.
l.. p. will be held in Room Is Miles
new building tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock Discussion invited.
John Martinson has sold the National
Polishing Co.'S plant on Granite street
to Thomas Smith of Quincy who is con-
Quoting the business there.
Amanda S. Smith, who has been re-
siding with II. j. Smiths family, left
today for Manchester. N. H., where she
will reside in the future.
Mc1igue, we'll known here as the
star first baseman on the Barre base
ball team, is playing first base for Holy
Cross and Kelley is catching for Tufts.
All those interested in the Socialist
labor party are cordially invited to at
END the meetings that are held in Miles
Hall at 3 o'clock every Sunday after
loon
The regular business meeting of the
Civic Federation of Womens Clubs will !
De held at the Firemen's parlors We'd
lesday April Goth. at O'Clock in the af-
ernoon.
f. A. Field and family of Bellows
calls are expected to arrive in the city
his evening and they will reside in one
+ l.. j. Bolster's new houses on Wash
ngton street.
Thomas Carroll while at work for the
'oonan Bios. this morning met with
ad accident in having piece of steel
[rike him on the arm cutting an artery.
lie went to DR.. McSweeney who dress
the wound and he is now doing all
ght.
Twelve members of the u. V. U.
ON this city went to East Barre last
ght to attend the entertainment given -.
the U. V. U. An excellent program
as given and grand good supper was ,
ljoyed by all. There were over a
lndred present. 4
George L. Swasey, one of the COM
issioners on the French estate filed
'sterday with the court the final report
the commissioners. This report. /
hich was approved and signed by the
urt, showed a balance of $11 ,53l.91
+ distribution after all bills and ex- =
'nses are paid. ]
The officers made a raid this noon at :
e house of Francisco Dcmarco ON =
yer street, and found gallon of !
liskey. Demarco was arrested and 3
Ken before Justice Fay. H. W. Scott
osccutng and H. B. lexington for the
'pondent. He pleaded guilty to keep