Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-14
Mrs. Morgan has gone to Boston.

| MIS- MolSan mas gone 10 boston.
Mrs. f. II. Andrews is expected home
from Burlington to-day.
Daniel Foley returned last night from
short visit to Royalton.
David Gale of Williamstown was in
the city today on business.
Miss Rachel Marcus has gone to Bur-
ington after working in this city.
Rodney Smith left this afternoon for
Montreal on a three weeks business trip.
Don't forget the baseball game Satur-
day between Mortified and Goddard.
John Gunshannon left this morning
for Saratoga, N. Y, to set up a monu-
mcnt.
Goddard Seminary closes this week
and its commencement will be held next
week.
Several of the local masons went to
burlington this morning to attend the
Masons' week.
DR.. Gale formerly of this city now of
Cabot was in town last night to attend
the convention.
Mrs. S. M. York is taking up Fer
headquarters at rooms in the Holmes
block at Montpelier today.
The North Barre baseball team de-
feated the Silver street team by score
of 40 to Is yesterday afternoon.
The marriage of Peter Hoffor to Lett
Lizzoni is to take place tomorrow after
which they will reside on River street.
DR.. b. w. Braley, S. ID. Allen, II. X.
Bush and Il. A. iIoar left this afternoon
for few days fishing trip to Granville.
The farmers report that the hay crop
this year will probably be lighter than
ii has been for several years owing to the
dry season,
Constable Buchanan returned yestel-
day from Shelburne where he went to
summon witnesses in the Schoolcraft
unlawful marriage case.
"Bill Aver, the star catcher on the
Goddard baseball team. left this noon
for his home in Putney where he will
work at the insurance business.
The baseball game between Goddard
and Fort Ethan Allen has been cancelled
owing to the fact that the latter have
been ordered out on a practice march |
Efforts are being made to arrange a
game with n. {.
The New pay car on the Central |
Vermont railroad arrived in the city for
the first time last night, and the local
employees of the road marched up to
the car at about o'clock last night to
receive their pay in good military form.
Soon after 9 the car left for William
stown where 1t remained over night and
the EMPLOYERS there were paid off at 10:
20 last night.
The hearing in the case of Sortwrll e.
Morse VS.. the City of Barre for land
damages on Beckley street was heard in
the Office of w. W. Lapont yesterday
afternoon before Commissioners J NJ.
Winch Edgar Trow and viii Clapp,
City Attorney Barney appearing for the
:ity and W. w. Lapoint for the plain
iff. The commissioners are to render
| decision before July 3
Pitcher Mccartney of the Man
hester, n. H., baseball team, and for
ucrly of the Barre team says he is
ontident that Barre could support
cam in the New England League, If
ONE hustling baseball enthusiast would
axe this matter in hand there is little
QUIT but that it would succeed. No
|cw England League town can draw a
igger crowd at baseball game than
lie Granite City.
A match has been arranged between
ames Mcdonald of CRANKY and James ;
NELL of this city, to take place at Bar
N race track June % Mcdonald and s
NELL are old time rivals. They
rested in st. Johnsbury some years
70, Mcdonald winning, although
reat many Barre people who backed
NELL, believed that the match should ,
I'VE been given to O'Ncill, Mcdonald G
,sired to wrestlc Henderson but was 4
lahle to secure match with him as Q
anderson wanted Mcdonald to try .
lnds again with O'Noill. There will n
horse trotting at Barton on the day of
c wrestle. - Argus. =
Maine Farmers Uneasy. :,
w aterville, Me-. June 14.-The farmers :. :.
this section are very blue at the pros
CT OF an unfortunate season. The G.
terpillar has made havoc among the b
pie, cherry and pear trees, the drought t.
fl., e