Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-15
w. j. Forsyth and w. H. Buchanan

have gone to Burlington.
Mrs. James McWilliams left this noon
for Sherbrook p. G.
Mrs. Lewis Robarge left this morn.
! ing for Burlington.
L. E. Wiley left this morning on a
business trip to Newport.
w. f. Locke went to Burlington yes
terday to remain until Friday.
Mrs. Adeline Templeton, Of New
City, is visiting relatives in the city.
Peter Hoffor and Lett Lizzari were
united in marriage this morning.
W. w. Rogers is wiring w. II. Glad
ding's drug store for electric lights to-
day.
Lewis X. Avcrill went to Mortified
this noon for short visit returning to-
night
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morse drove to
Marshfield this afternoon for few DAYS
visit.
l.. Freeman Butterfly closes his labors
this week as waiter at the Sartcllc Bros.
restaurant.
Morris, the young son of b. =.
White, was quite sick yesterday but is
better to-day.
Robert Murphy returned today from
Hurricane Island where he has been
for several weeks
Mrs. Ephream French left yesterday
afternoon for few days visit with rel
aives in Swanton.
The game of baseball that wa, to
have been plaid with n. L, on Saturday
has been cancelled.
Arthur Lyman and daughter Eleanor
are visiting Mr.. Lyman's sister Mrs
j. b. Chamberlain.
The W. G. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
Broadwell, South Main Street, to-mor-
row afternoon at 2 80.
The work of painting the residence of
Darwin Waterman on Washington street
was begun this morning.
Wilbur Nichols is to finish work for
l.. M. Averll Saturday night and is to
work in the freight office.
Mrs. w. W. Rogers and daughter
Hazel left this noon for South Rovqlton
to visit her parents for a few days
Miss May Clarke, of Burlington, was
in the city to attend the funeral of little
Ruth Marsh. She returned home to-
day.
Deputy Sheriff E. c. French and also
the Barre Labor Bureau are to take
possession tomorrow of their office re-
Gently vacated by w. W. Lapoint in
the Gordon block.
Angus Stewart was arrested last night
by Chief Rowland for breach of the
peace. He was brought before Justice
Fay this morning and fined SIG 20.
Grand Juror Scott prosecuted.
Mrs, W.'G Knights and son and Miss
Carrie Daniels of Hardwick and Chas.
ieorgc of Cabot who have been Stopping
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Morse for the {
'ast week returned home today.
Dan Mcleod, of the firm of Emslie
Mcleod, was quite badly injured
yesterday afternoon by being run over
" team driven by Nat Page, of Plain. !;
cld. Mr.. Mcleod does not know 9
ardly how it happened. He was quite b
ably cut about the face and head and q
J rather sore all over. DR.. Reid took n
everal stitches in the various cuts. o.
ir. Mcleod is confined to the bed and &
is head aches severely.
Everybody was we'll satisfied with the II
ig Forepaugh and Sells Bros. circus at It
lontpelier yesterday. The combina- p
on is great one and the show demand b
l the closest attention of the audience II
ON start to finish. No handsomcr or =
etter trained horses were ever seen NJ
ere in this vicinity. The acrobatic 3
e1tormanccs cannot be cXceIed. The
lrtcular attraction of the OCCASION in
as the trained seals. Nothing in the st
ne of trained animals could surpass IN
G intelligent acting of these strange h;
asts' Much amusement was caused e"
the trick bicycle riding and all in ALI Jl
was grand success. b;