Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-30
Mrs. Z. p. Thayer left this noon for

Will Campbell is in Mortified this
afternoon.
George Flagg of Randolph was in
town today,
Motorman George Howe is laid up
with bad cold.
Julius Laportc of Braintree was in the
city this morning.
Miss Kirk left this morning for her
home in Montreal.
The Rev. g. F. McIntire left this noon
for Marlboro, N. II.
William Wisha1t is in Burlington on
legal business today.
Miss McCue of St. Adams is visiting
her parents in the city.
The Rev. 7. M. McKenna returned
this morning from Rutland.
E. E. Silloway Of Woodbury. is visit
ing his sister Mrs. II. w, Scott.
Work was commenced this morning
on the sewer on Jefferson street.
Fred Waterman went to Burlington
this morning for short business trip.
Mrs. Joseph Landrey of New York
is visiting her brother Jesse Cayhue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden returned
this morning from visit in Mortified.
The case of the State VS.. Frontini for
keeping with intent to sell was mol pros
sed today,
The cases of State VS.. Emerson were
continued this morning until two weeks
from today.
Nv. H. Martin of Underhill spent the
night with relatives in the city on his
wa yto South Ryegate.
All members of the Barre Rangers
Foot Ball club are requested to bear in
mind the meeting tonight.
Ii is expected that work on the ditch
for tho Orange Brook extension of the
waterworks will commence tomorrow.
Dan Comoli will leave this city to-
morrow to visit his wife and family at
Brenno Useria, Italy, and expects to re-
turn next spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo A. Morse who have
been visiting relatives in the the city for
few days returned to their home in
Morrisville this morning,
Montpelier is to have those Spanish
cannon, and the State pays the freight
1t is now thought they will arrive be-
fore the Dewey celebration.
Ask such men as DR.. j, Henry Jack
son, DR.. B. w. Braley, DR.. j. S. Dezel
or any else who attended the hvpnotism
exhibition last night what they thought
of it.
Matthew Gavin was brought before
Justice Fay last night. Grand Juror
Scott prosecuting, and pleoded guilty
to the charge of intoxication. he was
fined $5 and costs.
Chi"t Rowland and Deputy French
were called by the red flag at the tele-
phone this morning to stop some small
boys from digging potatoes near George
Mutch's stone shed,
The marriage of Miss Bertha l.. STRAIT
ton and Joseph Viau will occur at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. George o. STRAIT
ton on Thursday, September Z. 1t will
be quiet wedding to which no invita-
tions will be issued.-Montpelier Jour
nal.
The annual reunion of the Eighth |
Vermont Regimental Association will
be held in Montpelier at p. M. on the
day previous to Vermonts reception to
Admiral Dewey. Gen. Thomas will be
present, Watch for the date of the re-
ception.
g. A. Corliss is to sell at auction the
house situated at 80 Academy street
next Wednesday at o'clock. Also the
lot will be sold. The house
has been recently repaired inside and
out and has Perry and Scribner spring
water, bath room and wash bowls.
Terms easy; will be made known at the
auction.
Barre and Montpelier are somewhat
On the anxious seat regarding their sup
ply of water and unless rain comes soon
ind comes in abundance some people
will be apt to 90 dry or come to Water
bury for drink. Waterbury's excel
ent water system has shown as yet no
igns of weakening and has given the
people abundance of water during the
Try spell. by the way, Waterbury is a {
'ery good town to live Waterbury
Record.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo =
1, Hill of Montpelier died early Tues G
ay morning of water on the brain
aused by teething. Mr.. and Mrs, Hill
1ere the parents of the three children