Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-28

the Boyce block.
Judge Boyce is moving into his
Office in the city building.
The committee on arrangements for
the annual Burns club masquerade
ball, which is to take place on the
evening of Nov. 10th, met last night
and appointed several subcommittee
They are to have Bruce & lsabel's
full opera house orchestra and the
dance will be grand affair.
f. d. Ladd returned last night
from Il week S visit in Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Connolly left this morn
ing for few days visit in MiddleseX.
Miss Rosamond Kelley returned this
afternoon from weeks visit in Bur-
lington.
Deputy Sheriff. E. G. French went
to Randolph this noon on legal bust
ness.
There is to be a dance at Unity
! Temple South Barre next Friday
| night.
S. Hollster jackson returned this
afternoon from short visit in Bur-
lington.
Way Down East is the equal in
every respect of Denman Thompson's
Old Homestead.
The Co. E boys are moving their
furniture to their new club rooms i'm
the old city building today.
Frank Thompson of lrasburgh was
in the city yesterday. He passed the
examination at the bar this week and
is to settle in st. Johnsbury.
The person who borrowed Dennis
Clary's Scotia hammer can get the
handle by calling on Mr.. Clary and
letting him know about it.
Ezra Brainerd Jr., has received
letter from II. Il. Lucas at Swanton
in which he says that he is to 90 to Il
hospital in Montreal and undergo an
operation.
Friends in the city have heard from
Leroy Fitch, who left here few
weeks ago. He is now in Denver,
Colorado, and is to 90 in a few DAYS
to Colorado Springs to remain for the
present.
The railroad commissioners made
an examination of the Montpelier &
Wells River r. r. yesterday and in
about ten days they are to 60 over the
Barre railroad.
Mrs. John w. Connell. who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. L. Currier, for several months
left today for her home in Ports
mouth, Virginia..
Ii. B. Lexington purchased a house
lot at the corner Of fremont street of
Duffy < Mead this morning consid-
GRAFTON $500. He will build house
there in the spring.
Philip Poulin had his finger badly
damned while turning a stone at
Clarihew & Grays polishing mill yes
terday. He will probably be laid off
for a couple of weeks or SO.
No word has yet been received from
the state board of health regarding
their decision on the recent investi-
cation at the Seminary. 1t was hoped
that they might be heard from TODAY.
Those interested in organizing
branch of the Shepherds of America
met in Foresters' hall last night and
elected officers. The installation and
organization will take place next Sat
urday night.
The football game between Hard
wick and the Barre Defenders, which |
was to have been played this after
noon, has been cancelled on account |
of the weather and the game has been
postponed until the 18th of November.
The Misses Jennie and Tessie Beat
tie returned this noon from a weeks
visit with their brother Robert in
Monroe, n, Fl. Miss Tessie has been
at the mountains this sum-
mer. Miss Jennie left Barre some
five weeks ago and has been visiting
at her home in Canada.
James Common, George Downie and
Fred Bird returned last night from a
two weeks hunting trip to Jack OAR
lng's camp, near Patten, Me. They
brought back two deer apiece, all that
Jhe law allows. The meat of two of
hem is on sale at Edward Chesser's
market. They had AL Folsom, brother
II Fred Folsom, as guide, and he also
not two deer. They report deer as
'ery plentiful and there is an abund- {
nee of cartridges and ducks. There I
re a great many hunters in Maine ,
his and Il