Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-25


ton yesterday.
Guy Boyce has been on the sick list
for few days.
Mrs. j. Jones has gone to Richville
to visit friends.
G. f. Tayntor, of New York city, is
in town on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodwin went
to Mortified this morning.
Mrs. A. H. Richards went to White
field today for a weeks visit.
Mr.. Price of Williamstown left this
afternoon for Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Martha E. Church went to
Underhil this morning for visit.
Alvin Blair has gone to RouseS
Point, n. Y. to visit his former home.
Miss Rose Foy has offered a reward
of S. for the watch she recently lost.
Patrick Henry has gone to his home
in Waterbury to remain over Sunday.
The milkmen report that milk is
very scarce at present in this vicinity.
Is. +. Mathew, reporter for Brad
street, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin went to
Jerco this morning to visit her par
entS.
Or. F. c. Ligouri is to 60 to Bur-
lngton tonight to spend Sunday with
friends.
Clarence Wood went to Springfield
this noon to remain over Sunday with
friends.
John Trow, Thomas Suitor and G.
II. Campbell have returned from New
York city.
Mr.. Downing of the seminary has
gone to Washington to spend Sunday
at his home.
Even Mckenzie was able to be out
of doors today for the first time since
his illness.
O. B. Dodge has sold his house on
| Richardson st. through the Perry Real
estate agency.
Henry Premier is to have his under
taking parlors connected with the tel
ephone Monday.
Ed Scott hung out sign at his
shooting gallery in the old Armory
building today.
Miss Kathryn Cornell leftthis morn
ing for New York city on her way to
her home in Jacksonville Florida.
Charles Ord has finished work for
McMillan& Stevens and has entered
the employ Of Bugbee & Alexander.
Miss Kate Appleby and Miss Bessie
Thwing went to Burlington this
morning to visit Mrs. Thwing at the
hospital.
Peter LaBelle went to his home in
Waitsfeld this noon after working on
the new Ayers street school house for
few weeks.
Miss Maggie Work, who has been
visiting her uncle in Williamstown,
left this noon for her home in Man
chester, n. II.
B. W. Hooker has sold to Angie
Mathieson building lot at the corner
of Hill and French streets for con-
slderation of $500.
Mrs. a. E. Jack writes to Miss
Miles from FoXcroft, Maine, saying
that her husband is still in very
critical condition and not expected to
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Smith went to
Mortified this morning to attend the
funeral of the late Elkany Smith,
which takes place there this after
noon.
Some of the Barre Defenders, to-
gether with some Of the outside foot
ball enthusiasts, are trying to get
game with Hardwick for Thanksgiv-
ing day.
E. S. Burnham went to MiddeseX
this morning on a short business trip
returning tonight. He is to leave for
the South week from Monday to
remain during the winter.
Tickets for the X. of p. minstrel
show to be given December 7, are on
sale by all members of the X. of p,
and at the Red Cross Pharmacy after
December ?. Come early.
Miss Violet Ross has entered the
employ of the New England Tele-
phone Co. in the local office in place Of |
Miss Ethel Ainsworth, who has been
transferred to the Montpelier office.
Chief James r. COuttS and Treas
urer James Rae delivered to Mrs.
John Lamont last night a check for
$500, the amount of insurance carried
by the late Mr.. Lamont in Clan Cor
don.