Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-06

friends in the city last night.
Mrs. f. w. Stanyon who has been i'll
for some time is now improving.
Read all of our advertising. You
will be sure 10 discover bargains.
c. K. Scott went to Fairhaven this
morning to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. Skinner of Chelsea is visiting his
son A. Skinner for few days.
Hon. George W. Wing was in the
city on legal business this morning
Every one is trying to find out what it
was that stopped the city clock this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson went
to Burlington this morning for short
visit.
The city council are receiving bids for
furnishing scenery for the new opera
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Garvey left this
morning to attend the funeral of re-
lative.
Mrs. Alvin Smith eft this noon for
her former home in Stock bridge for Il
few weeks visit.
The Botany class at the High School
went to Middlesex this morning on a
days excursion.
Ford Flagg of the Seminary went to
his home in Richmond this morning to
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. James Anderson and children
left this noon for New York, where they
are 10 sail for Scotland.
The Rev. Etfie K NJ. Jones returned
this forenoon from Woodstock, where he
has been for the past week.
James Roberts left this morning for
Walden, where he will meet his family
and accompany them home.
DR.. Lynde and Nelson Ballard brou-
ght home splendid string of trout from
their trip to Greensboro pond
Mrs. P. II. Marion and two daught-
ers, Ada and Florence, left last night
for Boston, where they are to reside.
| Mro Bouts ,,;AstI,, o,IIal d,
Waitsfeld Yesterday by the serious ILL
ness Of his mother, who was at the point
Of death.
Officer E. E. Perry returned this
morning from Rutland, where he went
to take Z. w. Corey to the House of
Correction.
Mrs. John w. Dillon and daughter
Grace left this morning for Putnamsville
to remain over Sunday Mr.. Dillon
will go there tonight.
Several of the baseball enthusiasts
are in Montpelier this afternoon attend
ing the game between Nj. S., and the
U. V. NJ, freshmen.
Jack Rogers went to Burlington last
night to accompany home his brother
Pat who has been in the hospital since
the return from Chickamuga
Just ask any member of Company f
what kind of weather they experienced
at Camp Olympia one year ago tonight
and you will see him SILVER.
Today the small boy is taking advan-
tage of his conditions and surroundings
and is seen starting off with his fshpole
over his shoulder for days sport.
The Rev. Almon Shepard of East
Randolph was in the city calling on
friends today. Mr.. Shepard is SO years
OF age and is as active as a man of 60.
Mrs. E. w. Clapp, who has been
spending the winter at w. j. Clapp's,
left this noon for North Tunbridee.
where she will remain during the sum-
mer.
Sergeant l.. N. Gauthier drilled the
High School battalion last night. They
showed great deal of improvement.
The next drill will be held next Tues
day night.
The Intermediate Union at its meeting
in the Universalist church at 5 O'Clock
tomorrow will have for its subject The
Good of the Past the Joy of the Present"
Leader Eva Scott.
George Mcfarland purchased yestor-
day Il. j. Towne's stock of ice and his
ice business, taking possess on as of
the 18th of April. Mr.. Mcfarland Is
now situated so as to supply hiss custo-
mers with first class ice on short notice
having added materially to his facilities
this spring.
|. A. Stowe of Everett, Mass, rep
resenting the Xanax Electro Chemical
Co. is in the city to remain for week.
She is located in the Office formerly
occupied by DR.. w. +. Mann in the
Averill block. She is exhibiting the
Xanax preparations including the Their