Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-08
The town clock is going again

q. ID. Sutherland is in Burlington O
business today.
Martin Riley left this noon for shol
visit in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. A. Mitchell has gone to Frank
lin, N. H., for a few days visit.
New concrete is being laid on Keit
avenue next to the Worthen block.
The staging has all been removed
from the interior of the opera house.
The decorators are working on thu
walls Of the gallery at the opera hous
today.
h. p. White went to Greensboro yes
terday where he will remain about ;
week.
Fred II. Chatfeld. went to his home
in Randolph Saturday night for a short
vacation.
George Evans of the American Elk
press Office spent Sunday at his home il
Mortified.
Mark Chadwick and son Fred of Rand
olph were in the city Saturday for &
short visit.
Douglass Barclay spent the Sabbath
at home, returning to Norwich Univer.
sity this morning.
New cantata, sung for first time in
Barre. chorus OF %. Congregational
church tomorraw night.
Mrs. 0. G.. Stlckney and daughter
Marion left this noon for Hartford,
Conn, for few days visit.
The decorating on the ceiling of the
new opera house is practically complet-
ed and the general effect is good.
One of the cars up from Montpelier
got off the track near the Dodge bridge
and delayed traffic for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham returned
to their home in Bethel today after a
short visit with friends in the city.
J. R. Mute, engineer for Mackey,
Hussey &. Co., is on the sick list and
W. T. Campbell is taking his place.
Come and hear the program tomorrow
evening at the Congregational church.
Material all new and admission small
The boiler inspector for the Hartford
Steam Boiler Insurance Company was
the company's risks here yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross were in
the city Saturday packing up their
household goods preparatory to moving
% Hardwick.
William Duthie, Jr., James Even,
IT., William Barclay Jr., Douglass Bar
LAY, and John G. Barclay, made a
our of the quarries yesterday.
An interesting meeting of the Advanc-
ID Socialists Labor Party was held in
Niles hall at $50 last evening. Next |
Meeting next Sunday evening,
States Attorney Richard A. lIoar is to
lie today number of injunctions
gainst the owners of buildings, where
ne occupants have been convicted Of
iolating the liquor law.
The game of baseball between Tufts
nd the u. V. M. on Saturday was won
y Tufts with score of to 5 owing to
he effective pitching of Curran, who
itched against Goddard last Thursday
George Townsend and family drove
yer from Hardwick Saturday. He
'turned horne yesterday but Mrs.
ownsend and children will remain at
w. Averill's for few weeks.
This week will be a warm one for t
Use ball enthusiasts in Barre. On
thursday Goddard plays Middlebury
lege here and on Saturday they play 4
G U. V. M team on the Goddard cam
Is
Patrick Rodgers who since returning
IN Chicamauga has been confined to
hospital in Burlington returned home
turdayInight. Pat is looking EXTREMITY
III. He returned to Barre on the an i
'ersary of his departure. |
IN account of lack of space and time Il
are unable to print the program for -
concert at the Congregational church
esday evening, May 8, but we assure
| that it will be well worth your time
70 and hear it. Admission 20 cents.
). E. Collins was arrest ed last night
Chief Rowland on the charge of j..
'xicaton. He was brought before AZ
tice Fay this morning Grand Juror
tt prosecuting and he was fined IS
costs of 1920. He did not pay his
and was taken to Montpelier jail
Is days. >,
Judge Thompson is censured by
ny men for his enthusiasm and hon
: in imposing the maximum fine
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