Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-31
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Mrs. G. l. Jackson returned hom
from Boston last night.
Thomas Gravey was in the city OF
business yesterday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Granger ar
rejoicing over the birth of a son.
o. j. Howes and Alex Innis re
turned from Boston last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Parker re
turned from Boston last night.
Ed Cullen is in Montreal, callet
there by the illness of his sister.
Mrs. e. NJ. Wheeler returned las
night from week visit in Boston.
Alex Richards is moving from
Mount st. to a house on Maple Grove
Harry Clark and family returned
last night from weeks visit in Bos
ton.
Frank McWhOrter returned last
night from weeks business trip t(
I Boston.
Mrs. Florence Sailing was in the
city from Williamstown yesterday af.
ternoon.
Samuel Mcdonald is moving his
family today to East Barre where
they will reside.
The Heart of Maryland Company
left this morning for Burlington where
they appear tonight.
Thomas Owens is to move to Ban
gor, Pa, where he will establish a
retail granite business.
Miss Nina Brown of the seminary
returned yesterday afternoon from a
week S visit i'm Bethel.
|. A. Wood has purchased the Camp
farm in Orange for the purpose of an
investment in lumber.
Miss Annie Mckee went to her
home in Williamstown yesterday af-
ternoon to remain over night.
NJ. $. Levin has returned from bust
ness trip to Boston, where he has
been purchasing goods for his store.
Warren Hayward returned from
Boston yesterday afternoon and re-
sumed his place on the laundry deliv-
cry wagon this morning.
Alfred Boyce who has been stop
ping in the city for a few days left
last night for Burlington to resume
his position on the mail route.
"Way Down East. Remember it
it is in every respect equal to penman
Thompson's "Old Homestead''. and
it appears at the opera house tonight.
The remains of the late Thomas
Blier, accompanied by the wife of the
deceased, were taken to his former
home in st. Pascal, Camarasca county.
p. O.. this afternoon. Mr.. Bier was
the man who was killed in the acct
dent at the quarries yesterday.
Miss Minnie Dunsmore who has
been i'll for sometime, is to 90 to the
FIeaton hospital in Montpelier Mon
day for treatment. She will remain
there about Il month after which she
will come to Barre to spend the Win
ter with her sister, Mrs. G. w. Steele.
Hon. Ira Calf. OF Washington. who
was 53 years ago 4 free patient of the
Massachusetts general hospital at Bos-
ton has lately expressed his gratitude
of the care and attendance which he
then received by gift of $4,000.
The income of the money to be used
for the support Of free beds, and the
fund will be named for the man who
was so appreciative Of their blessing.
Il. A. Ncff Of Montpelier has opened |
the City Cafe in Morses new block
md will keep iirSt-class restaurant. |
1t is fitted up in elegant style and
everything is strictly iirst-class. Mr..
Netf says he has one Of the best cooks
IN the state and will serve meals at all !
hours at reasonable prices. He would I
ike a few boarders. Ladies will find |
MS lunch counter a great convenience
while down town shopping.
On Friday afternoon and evening
Nov. 3, the Ladies Union of the Uni
lersaliSt church are to rededicate
heir new apartments and they cor
Tally invite all the parish and friends
n the city to be present. At O'Clock
n the parlors the committee will re-
,eive their friends. Commencing at
i've O'Clock a chicken pie supper will
Ne served. The clerks and merchants
will be served promptly in order to
,nable them to get back to their work.
This dinner will last as long as there
re people to serve. The literary pro-
sram will consist of speeches, music
md rectations A cordial invitation
S extended to the parish at Washing
on, Williamstown, South Barre and