Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-28

Nross Inarinacy.
Mrs A Ross is visiting Mrs. Georg
Wales at So Barre today.
W. S. Marin of Manchester, n. II.
is in The city Oh business today.
Mrs Gertrude Bugbee is in Soutl
Barre sewing for Mrs. W. q. Nyc.
The jury was drawn for the Dincarc'
case yesterday and one witness wal
heard.
II. 5. Colby is thinking some of re
turning to work at his old trade o.
painter.
Miss Minnie McShane of Concord N
Ii. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Haley
for a few days.
The Bachelors and exbachelors will
hold meeting Thursday night at the
home of Frank Merchant.
J, I. Callaghan expects to open his
branch bakery in the Durkee block to
the public ON Thursday of this week.
A. j. Cave left this morning Oh a bus
mess "Trip through the northern part OF
the sta,e in the interests of the Barre
Supply 60.
Sandy McPhee moved the household
goods of his aunt. in the tenement re-
Gently occupied by Will Page on Wash
ington Streets.
The case of State vs. Phil Bell fol
arson was yesterday mol pressed as we
predicted would be done should Mrs.
Denning be acquitted.
There will be services at the Congre-
gaional church each evening this week
al 7 o'clock. The Rev. W. Parkyn
jackson OF East Barre will preach to.
tonight.
D. A. Kirkland and Miss Mary Hart
left this noon for Caremont. n. H.,
where Miss Hart will remain at her
home and Mr.. Kirkland will visit there
| this week.
Arthur Driscoll one of our brightest
and most hustling newsboys left last
night for his home in Fail River. Mass.
after having been here with relatives
for some time.
Miss Fannie G. Richards who has
been visiting for several months, with
MIR. and Mrs. W. j, Higman at 93 Sum-
mer street returned to her home in
Westerly, X. L.. this morning.
All OF Mr.. Elmore's dancing class
who intend to 60 TO Montpelier Thurs
day evening of this week, will please
leave their names with +. +. Robinson
before O'Clock p. IN. Wednesday.
Celia. the fourteen months old daugl-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brady of
81 Summer st. died this morning after
a months sickness. The body was
taken to burlington on the 80 train
for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and
Mrs. Harry a. Segel went to Burlington
this morning returning tomorrow. The
ceremonies over the remains of
the late Celia Brady are being held in
today.
Several of the friends of Paul Myatt
learning that he was to leave today for
Boston, gathered last night at his rooms
and gave him rousiny send off. Paul
is good host and he heartily appre.
;ates the attention shown him b, his
friends.
BE sure and 90 to armory hall to-
night for the purpose of hearing Mrs
Marthat Moore Avery in her lecture on :
Socialism. This is her last appearance
N Barre during the present series and
hose who have never heard the famous
speaker, should not miss this opportuni-
y.
The City Council met in the new post
'flce at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
o inspect the fixtures. As there were
several things not wholly completed
he job was not accepted. The electric
will be turned on throughout {
he city hall in few days. MIR. Laird
having agreed to furnish extra lights
or the remainder of the year at part A.,
ateS.
About ID of the friends of DR.. and .
Mas. G. M. Scribner came down from ;
Washington last evening for a social .
lSlt. The evening was spent in play ,
ne whist and refreshments were served )
lmong those present were MIR. and =
lrs John Calef, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, :
lr. and Mrs. Chas. Stanley, Miss Ella q
lint, Miss Martha Trylor, Daniel Stan i
ey. y
The Young Woman's Tourist Club
let with Mrs. Field Monday afternoon.
rogram as follows Musical quotations,
Tub; Current events bv the Club; '
lusic in England, Mrs. Smith; Sketches =
'om the Lives of William Byrd, John
ield, and Henry Purcell, Mrs. Gillev d
rhur Seymour Sullivan. Mrs. Field u
ocal solo, "Thc Lost Chord" Mrs. Il
ield; Critic, Mrs. Chandler. The =
ext meeting will be with Mrs. Gilley. =
The movements of the 2Oth infantry G
Manila will be watched with interest II
y residents OF this city and county, as
aptaln Foster, who is at tine head of
'e OF the companies of the regulars. il .
ell known here, being Calais boy. =,
rs. Foster is residing at Montpclie, r.
lring the absence of her husband. On -,
'ard the Sherman, which arrived las, h,
eek at Manila, was Montpelier boy, a,
arl, bi other of Lester II. Greene, VIII, ~,
in the hospital corps, in charge of tn. +,
spensary department. =,
Marshall Wood Of Montpelier has de. al