Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-24

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sugar makers today.
sam Page went to his home in Hay
erhil n. ii. this noon.
The French estate has all been sold,
the last lots being disposed of last night.
Nj. Corosky left ON the noon train
for Boston where he will stop until after
Easter.
W. A. Bradford left on the noon train
for Boston where he expects to buy
some horses.
Two hundred and twenty-onc tickets
were sold last night at the Nj. Il w.
ticket Office.
T.. G. Brock left for Boston on the
noon tram for short visit with rela-
tvus and friends.
Joseph Smith who has been visiting
in Montreal for the past two weeks re-
turned home last night.
The syndicate deal for the quarrics
is the principal absorbing topic OF con-
versatlon in Barre today.
r. H. Small left this noon for his
nome in Baldwinville Mass. to spend
the vacation from the Seminary.
M. l.. Towne, who has been confined
to the house by illness for the past
week, was able to be at the store ycster-
day.
The teachers of the city schools are
returning to Barre today in preparation
tor the beginning Of the spring term
next Monday.
Joseph Sodini was taken back to the
Montpelier Jail by Chief OF Police How
lane tnis forenoon to work out the fine
imposed upon him.
The poslofficc contractor expects to
finish putting in the fixtures today.
The boxes were all in, and partitions
all up this morning.
Burk Bros. expect to set their men al
work tomorrow after having been closed
since Monday on account of repairs be-
ing made on the boiler.
j. M. harrington who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. Harley Avcrill for Il
short time returned to his home at Ma
lone. N. Y. last night.
The Salvation Army cases that were
to be tried today were continued till
Monday morning as the lawyers OIL
both sides are busy IN county court.
The ladies of the Queen of the Forest
will hold whist party in Foresters hall
saturday evening. Cake and coffee
will be served. Admission 10 cents.
}ugbee and Alexander are to move
into heir office at their new plant to-
morrow and they expect TO he at work
in the sheds by the first Of next month.
Mrs. Bert Morse who has been under
going treatment at the hospital in Bur-
lmgton for several weeks has entirely
recovered and is expected TO return
home this week.
A group of old soldiers was standing
in front of Geo. L. Corners this morn
ing examining that picture OF the bat
lie of Grttysbursh he has on exhibition,
and fighting the battle over again.
Many of the Barre people who went
to Montpelier last night to attend Hoy S
a Milk White Flag, consider it AS II.
terior 10 most OF Mr. HoytS productions
but the audience was we'll satisfied.
MI. and Mrs. +. II. Mills returned
last night from New York city. Mrs. |
Mills i.as been attending the spring
millinery market and Mr.. Mills has
been taking II business trip in the inter-
eSts of the ra.l,oad.
Cut out the vote to-day and every day
aud save it. Subscribe for the TELE-
GRAM and get your moneys worth in
news, When two articles are to be
had for the same money is it not good
policy 10 take the best.
The young ladies of the Rev. J. A.
Sunday school class give
reception to the young men of the class
ut the church this evening at o'clock
sharp. An excellent program will be
rendered and refreshments will be
served.
Some of the small windows for the
new city hall have arrived and are be-
ing put i'll. The flooring is about all
Town on the finest floor. Some of the
are pntting on finish and 9th.
srs are hanging doors, A gang of ma
sons are plastering on the stage.
In County Court yesterday the res
oondent in the case Of Stale against Dem
ling was on the witness stand nearly
he whole day. In the afternoon she
Vas subjected TO critical cross-exam-
nation by j. p. Lamson but all the try
ne inlcrrogatores OF the shrewd at
orney We're met in credible manner
~ the witness, whose original testimony
vas apparently mistaken.
AT the district meeting of the X, of p.
leld in Montpelier with Capital Lodge
No, l3, about 50 members from Barre
ttended and there were representatives
present from st, Johnsbury, McIndoes
larshlield and Bennington. Three
anks were conferred, at the close of |
which banquet was served III the adj
Dining banquet room. Col. G. 0. F,
,inkec of st. Johnsbury was the toast
master.
The Montpelier City Council have
he impression that the contract under
'hicn the city is being lighted is not
aid and also are CuriOus to know whv