Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-27

son was porn yesterday w W.
and Mrs. Bert Blair on Gilmore street.
DR.. Charles A. Gale arrived in the
city this afternoon to visit relatives.
d. NJ. Miles put 20 tons Of coal in
at the new city hall yesterday and
today.
a son was born yesterday to MI.
and Mrs. Thomas Carol Of FOSS
street.
Mr.. Robinson, taveling agent for
the G. b. & q. railroad was in the
city today.
Martin Riley's household goods were
moved to st. Johnsbury yesterday and
his family will 60 there Monday.
There will be a special meeting to-
night of the Granite lodge, +. and a.
NJ, at 7 o'clock. Work first degree.
Tickets for Way Down East are sell
ing better than for any other attrac-
ton that has been here this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Eastman and
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Eastman returned
last night from a visit in West Fairlee.
+. +. Fletcher is expected back from
Boston today where he has been
making arrangements for moving his
family.
w. r. Guthrie returned this after
noon from his home in Ogdensburgll,
n. Y, where he has been for the past
ten days.
c. II. Parsons, general agent Of the
Singer manufacturing company, is in
the city on business today. He leaves
this evening for White River june
ton.
Miss Goldie Smith of Marshtield.
who has been i'll with typhoid fever
since leaving the Seminary, was IN
the Guy yesterday
J. Ward Carver of Marshtield has
been very dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever since the Seminary closed. He
is now much better.
Herman Dodge, who has been III
the city on business this week, left
this morning for New York city. lie
expects to return in a few months.
Many miniature lakes made thell
spasmodic appearance on the streets
Of Barre this morning. There have
been no drowning accidents thus far.
Charles Jones and family leave next
week for a visit with relatives III
Maine, Massachusetts and Rhode Is
land. They expect to be gone week
or two. Mr.. Jones has good man tc
take care of the city hall while he is
away.
The electricity on Viles' system was
shut Off from 10 till II o'clock yester-
day forenoon on account Of d tree
sliding against the wires on the Lang
don meadow. The power was also OF
little while about noon today. Cause
unknown.
The clerks held very enthusiastic
meeting last night and the discussions
regarding the future welfare OF the
, union lasted for long time. Two
| applications for membership were re
ceived and a committee was appointed
to get up an entertainment for the
next meeting.
) / The residents of Washington street
were dsagreeably disturbed last night
by some young miscreants, who went
, from house to house rapping on the
, windows. The boys will do we'll tt
take warning from this as they are
+ known and if the offence is repeated
they will be arrested.
Dramatic correspondents of Boston
papers have stated within the past
few days that Phila May is the best
actress who ever took the part o.
''SunShine. The man who made
that statement it is safe to say nevel
heard the Sunshine of Paradise ALLEY
and Phila May at the Barre oper;
house.
AT the regular meeting of Hiawathi
lodge No. 20, |. @. O. f., last even
ing delegation of some twenty ode
members of the Montpelier lodge were
present. The second and third de
greeS were worked. The visitors
brought stereopticon with them anC
a number of appropriate views were
showed. Refreshments were ServeC
after the business of the evening was
completed.
William Miers. the popular barber
believes in giving his BARRIERS Il hal
day off occasionally, 50 yesterday
afternoon he loaded up his revolver
and, taking Fred Chattield with him
started for the wildS of West Tops
ham after cartridges. The birds hat
evidently heard they were coming, fol