Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-23

William Milne is on the sick list today
Jack McClennan is numbered among
the sick today.
Miss Alice Smith returned last night
from few days visit in Waterbury.
George Merchant, a tool sharpener,
leaves today for San Francisco, where
he has a job.
AFRO Morse, Virgil Ayers, and Z. a.
Prindle returned yesterday from Phil
ippsburg, P. Q.
l.. j. Bolster is erecting very high
board fence on the side OF his trotting
park next the trestle.
Wallace Poor went to Lebanon n, III.
to-day to set up monument that he
has cut for parties there.
Frank Burke has so far recovered
from the recent accident to his hand as
to resume work this morning.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bane of Rattoon, New
Mexico, is expected in the city today to
| visit her brother, j. A. Demo.
Whitcomb Brothers are shipping u
holster, turning gear, and derrick to
E. &. Kitteredge of Milford n, ii. to-
day.
Miss Ida Batchelder is rapidly con-
valescing, and her parlor millinery store
in Morse's block was reopened to the
public today.
All Veterans and the Ladies' Relief
Corps are requested to meet at Odd
Fellows hall in East Barre at 10 o'clock
sharp on Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Lawrence and daughter Es-
ther are to 90 to llardwick tomorrow
to visit Mrs. Lawrence's sister Mrs
George Townseud
The ladies and gentlemen of the
! congregational church are busy this
afternoon in cleaning the church after
The recent repairs.
George German, who has been laid
up for Il week as the result of an injury
10 his foot resumed his duties yesterday
as yardmaster at the c. V. yard.
The executive committee of the Cong
lcgational Christian Endeayor Society
viii meet with the president Richard
Veal at his home on Pearl street this
evening.
DR.. c. T. Camp went to Burlington
this morning and Mrs. Camp will 90
this afternoon to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Camps brother, A. n Chamber
lain, who died recently in Atlanta, Ga
A regular meeting of Bright Star
Lodge will be held in Odd Fellows hall.
|. O. O. f.. on Wednesday evening
May oath, Work will be done Will
the Officers please meet at the hall at
CLOCK Shafp 10 practlae.
A. l.. Weeks, internal revenue collec-
tor, was in the city this noon and an
nounced that he had received instluc-
lions to restamp aud return to the mer-
chants the cigars seized recently, when
the merchants pay the internal revenue
TAX on them. Cuban Belle cigars were
taken from six merchants in this city
and five in Barre Argus
George Dobbs, u brakeman on the
Barre railroad, was badly injured this
morning while coupling cars in the
yard. His feet Slipped and the two
cars came together just in time to catch
his foot in the link between the two
dIaW bars. He was taken to his home
on Prospect street and DIS. Reid and
Neziel We're called 1t is thought that
the foot can be saved.
Harvey Vaughan the s years old son
Of Ransom and Eta Vaughan died last
night at seven o'clock after u weeks
illness from Spinal Meningitis. He
was one of the brightest and most pop
ular boy in the city and he had none but
friends wherever he went. The funeral
will be held at o'clock tomorrow from
the house on Merchant street, the Rev. |
y, L. Atwater officiating.
On Memorial Day, celebrated Tues
day, May 3Oth the Central Vermant X.
K. Co., will sell special round trip tick
cts at fare and one-third between all |
stations in Vermont from Windsor
uorth, including Rouses Point, n. Y,
and NJ. Il W. h. branch, Burlington
blauch, Burlington 4 Lamolle and
Ms>isquoi Valley divisions, Tickets
GOOD going only May so, 1899; good
returning until Wednesday May 81,
Inclusive, 1899 Good only for con-
tinuous passage in both directions; no
>top-over privileges allowed.
The current issue of the Reporter just
1t hand contains a picture and discrip-
ion of the Mueller monument, recently
flushed by Eugene Sullivan: 1T is
made OF roughly quarried stock and
stands about six feet high. On the