Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-10
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CENTRAL MARE Street,

Warren Goodrich of Chelsea is visit
ing at Clark Shepards.
Alex Gordon is expected to return
tomorrow from Chicago.
Arthur Martin advertises for shOv-
elers in want column tonight.
Principal O. X. Holister returned
from Bethel this morning.
Mrs. S. c. Hayford of Burlington
called on friends in the city yesterday
B Corosky of the Combination Cash
Store Co, is expected home from New
York this evening
The Y P C U will hold their reg,l-
lar business meeting this evening a t
1870 in the vestry.
Mrs. George went to Sharon this
morning to have the care Of a sick
person.
| Miss Mable Winch entertained sew
eral friends at her home on Trow hill
last evening.
Harry Whitehill, editor of the
Waterbury Record, has leased the
Waterbury opera house and Manager
| LapOint is to assist him in booking
shows for the remainder of the season.
| There are a few costumes now left
for the Burns Club dance and those
who desire to get them can have them
for half price by calling on Frank
Merchant.
Mrs. E. J. Badger and daughter
Marion Will remain in the city until
Thanksgiving when Mr.. Badger will
join them for Il short visit here before
returning to their home in Platts-
burgh, N. Y.
The Barre Defenders are to 90 to
st. Adams tomorrow to play the High
School team there. Harry IIoughton
! will play end for the Defenders. The
next game will be with IIardwick one
| week from tomorrow in Barre.
Toll Gate Inn will be best play
that has appeared or will appear at
the Barre opera house this year. 1t
is the only play on the road that is
founded upon Vermont history and
every Vermonter should see it,
| Edward Doheney, the we'll known
twirler of the New York ball team,
and Mr.. McGaffrey Of New York were
in the city this morning to visit Mr..
Doheney's sister. He expects to 90
to Ely next week to remain for a few
weeks.
Prof. W. A. CorliSs was in the city
this morning preparing some adver-
Using and making other arrangements
in the interests Of his several concerts
which are to be held during the next
few weeks at East Corinth, Copper
field and Vershire.
Pedestrians who have occasion to
cross Main street today are deeply
grateful to w. II. Gladding and Geo.
Earle, who shOveled away the mud
this forenoon. 1t would be d Good
Samaritan idea if better crossing
could be made at that point.
R. W. d. D. G.. NJ. Peter Buchanan
will make official visits next week to
following Masonic lodges: Cabot Tues
day, Northtield Wednesday, Plaintied
Thursday and Waitstield Saturday.
He will be accompanied on the trip by
some members of the Granite lodge.
The boys at Smith, Whitcomb &
Cooks are of the opinion that there
would be no need of scraping the mud
from North Main street had not viii
Cummings spent a whole half day re-
Gently in distributing yarnish all the
way from Depot square to Blackwell |
street, or until the supply of yarnish
gave out.
J. n. Chamberlain of Burlington
was in the city on business yesterday.
A small audience saw the second |
performance Of my Son Ben" at the
opera house last night and were we'll
satisfied with the entertainment.
Company E held meeting last
night at their new club rooms, but no
business of Importance was transacted
except that the all important ques-
tion of the putting of connecting
door between the rooms, was dis
cuSsed
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook are put
ting on new bull wheels at the der
ricks on e. L. Smith & Co.'S quarry,
and on H. Couillard's quarry. The
wheel at the latter place broke yester-
day and the men are laid off until it
can be repaired.
Conductor Shepard of the electric
road is enjoying vacation today.