Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-02
Meats of All Kinds and Rich. F. NJ Waterman
L. X. Thomas left this morning for

l.. X. I'nOmaS leIU UnlS morning lOI
Bellows Falls.
Charles Spear is setting up the ap-
pies to his brother mail carriers today.
Miss Ida M. Colburn IS dangerously
i'll and is in critical condition today.
Mr.. Bailey, an inspector of boilers,
was in the city last night on bust
ness.
Two carloads of apples came in from
the west over the G. V. road this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Nichols of
Westtield, Mass, arrived in the city
yesterday.
G. l.. Bugbee's residence is being
connected with the Viles electric sys-
TEN today.
Hiawatha Lodge, |. o. o. f., in
itiates two candidates at their meet
ing this evening.
The N. e. o. p. held it's regular
meeting last night at which one can
didate was elected.
Work was resumed this morning in
searching for the leak in the water
main at Jockey Hollow.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the local Baptist society takes
place ut the church tonight.
"The Sleeping City, next Saturday
night is said to be by those who have
seen it, very entertaining play.
In the Church calender this is All
Souls day, or the day of prayer for
the dead.
Thomas Fl. Cave, Jr. and William
Adams are moving their office from
the Wood block to the Eastman block
today.
Workmen are busy today making
repairs at the Boyce block in the
rooms which are to be occu pied by G.
p. Jones and family.
Joseph Fraser is laid up as the re-
suit of serious injury to his ankle
caused while playing with some other
boys yesterday.
David Gale has returned from Dart
mouth college and will remain in
WilliamstOWn until he has recovered
from the trouble with his eyes.
Owen Duffy, who has been working
on the water works in this city during
the past summer, is to leave tonight
for Port Henry, n. Y, where he will
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Breckenridge
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. j. Davis, for a few days,
returned to their home in Burlington
this morning.
l.. j. Mead Is travelling on crutches
today. He was piling wood in the
rear of his building on North Main
street when he slipped and fell, badly
wrenching his leg.
Somebody said there was talk o
making arrangements whereby it
would be possible for man to drive
across Main street without breaking
his neck on account of the electric car
! tracks.
Ralph Brown of Shoreham is ex-
pected in the city tomorrow and he
intends to return home Monday, &C
companied by his daughter, Miss Lucy
Brown, who has just recovered from
the typhoid fever.
Angelo Scampini has announced his
intention of going out of business inf
this city, He will sell his store and
three building lots cheap, and will sell
his stock of guns for wholesale price.
He intends to 60 into business in Bos-
ton or New York.
Two men from Peacham were in the
city yesterday afternoon visiting the
various meat markets looking for a
purchaser of a POS pound deer, but SO
far as can be learned the animal was
not purchased by any marketman at
least from the man who shot it.
E. f. Emerson of Randolph was in
the city today. He is the head of the
Emerson Mfg. Co. of that town
which succeeded the firm of f. w.
Tewksbury & Sons, in Abbott mill,
which has the reputation of making
tn e best interior house, church or bank
finish of any in the state.
The taxpayers of Second street a
few months ago drew up petition
and presented it to the city council to
have the street graded and a sidewalk
put in on the north side. The street
has been laid out for ten years with
four houses on the southerly side and
it has no sidewalk. About six weeks