Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-06

David Splcer has gone 10 BOSTON
for short visit.
William O'Brien visited his parents
in Waterbury yesterday.
DR.. NJ. d. Lamb went to Waterbury
this morning on short business trip.
Leslie Lawrence began work this
morning for Smith, Whitcomb &
Cook.
r. J. Haight, of the Monumental
News, returned to Chicago Saturday
night.
Hon. f. A. Rowland of Montpelier
was in the city on legal business this
morning.
A regular convocation of Ruth
Chapter, O. E. S., Wednesday evening,
Nov. Sth.
John Griggs spent Sunday at his
home in Waterbury, returning this
afternoon.
The Glover Club will meet tomor-
row with Mrs. Luther Town on Rich
ardson street.
Charles B. Townsend of Barre city
and NJ. +. Hunt of Barre town have
been drawn on the petit jury.
Mrs. George Bishop has a chrysan-
themum which had nearly hundred
and fifty blossoms on it the other day.
Harley Meaker left this morning
for Rutland where he has obtained a
position as fireman on the Rutland
railroad.
Hominy and milk, pumpkin pies,
doughnuts and Dutch cheese at the
Baptist Church Tuesday evening from
i to O'Clock.
The football game which was to
have been played between Tufts and
the U. V. NJ. Saturday, has been post
poned to a later date.
Cady Averll left this morning for a
week. business trip through the west
ern part OF the state in the interest of
the Barre Supply Co.
At the opera house Friday evening,
, Nov. 10, the "Old Maids Convention, F."
given by the best local talent, will be
Jile attraction. Come and see them.
Conductor c. NJ. Halves of the cleo
tric railroad has been OF duty for a
| lew days on account of the illness of
; Mrs. Halves. He has resumed work
again.
The Italian people held one Of the
most enjoyable dances Saturday night
That they have ever had. Several peo-
pie from East Barre and Montpelier
attended.
Health Officer DR.. &. b. Nichols
and Principal o. X. HOLSTER went to
Rutland this morning to consult with
Or. Caverly of the State board of
health.
A special car will be run from Mont
peller tomorrow night to accommo-
date those who wish to attend the
dance to be given there by the Mont
pelier Military Band.
The officers of the Shepherds of
America, as published in the TELE-
GRAM last week, were installed Satur
day night by Organizer Stevens of
knightsville. There were 26 charter
members.
Miss Grace Paige at the Beckley
street school has organized a sword
battalion among the boys of her
school and they present a very at
uractive appearance in their drill, at
which they have become very pro-
licient.
Mrs. e. a. rield left this morning
for Bellows Falls where she expects to
spend about two weeks looking after
| Niavi interests. Mrs. w. W. Hay
| ward, No. 102 Washington street, will
! lake charge of the business here dur
ing her absence.
Next Sunday will be a great rally
day at the Congregational church pre-
paratory to the centennial anniversary
of the church. At II o'clock there will
DE a rally OF the four departments of
The Sunday school at which many of
The former members are expected to
DE present. In the afternoon there
will be reunion meeting of the three
q. 70. societies. The further program
of exercies will be published later.
The residents of Berlin side near
The corner of Berlin and Smith st. are
finding a great deal of fault on account
OF the cratic manner in which the
electric lights at that point has been
shedding it's Rays for some time past.
Dnce in a great while it is
iound burning, but rarely. If some
poor man was working for the city
lis pay would be docked for every half
iapur that he loafs. Why not try the