Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-01

Iva ~ ohNAL NiCAL SoAeoy
John Rogers finished work for Smith
Whitcomb & Cook Yesterday.
Mrs. &. B. Nichols is visiting relatives
in North Montpelier for few days.
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook sold large
polishing machine to Comoli & Go this
morning.
Mrs. Romeo Scott and daughter, Miss
Berthe, left today for few days visit in
Swanton.
Miss Eliza Isham returned last night
from short vacation spent at her home
in st. George,
City Engineer Curriers' office was
moved this afternoon to a room in the
new city hall.
Mrs. Harry A. Segel and Mrs. Thos.
Brady went to Waterbury this morning
for short visit.
Joseph Goodrich has sold his dapple
grey granite team to Mr.. NYe OF
Plainfeld for $500.
The Spaulding High School base ball
team is playing the Goddard second on
the Seminary campus this afternoon.
Miss Nellie Bracken returned this
morning from Burlington where she
has been visiting for the past week.
Max Severance. who has been in the
city for few days in the interests OF
the Boston Journal, left last night for
Boston.
Will all of the officers Of Bright Star
Lodge who are going to East Barre
meet at Odd Fellows Hall Friday even
ing at o'clock.
Miss Ida Batchelder, who has been
quite sick for some time, Is improving,
and Miss Shermerhorn, who has been
taking care of her, has left there.
Harry Smith has been hunting again
and took his two dogs along, AS the
speckled beauties did not seem inclined
to bite he and the dogs had rabbit
hunt.
The Rev. S. N. jackson entertained a
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night in honor of Mr.. Mathieson who
leaves today for Scotland.
All those who are to take part in the
childrens Sunday exercises at the Meth
odst church are requested to be at the
church at I o'clock tonight to re-
hearse.
There will be preaching at the Tent
tonight. Ed Frank Adkins of Knox
Vile, Tenn, will speak on the subject
of the "Man Christ Jesus, who is He,
and where is He FROM"
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
yregational church held business
meeting yesterday afternoon to make
arrangements for entertaining the guests
of the State convention which common
res here on the 18th of June.
A large crowd has been congregatet
in front of the Red Cross Pharmacy ali
dav, the reason of which has been to see
Il man in the hypnotic state. He was
put to sleep by Charles Franklin, q
travelling hypnotist. this morning, anc
he is to remain in that condition unit
$50 this evening.
The appraisers IN the land damage
case of Sortw ell T. Morse VS.. City OF
Barre, arising out Of the widening OF
Beckley street, were chosen in W. W
Lapoint's Office this morning before
Chas Barber as court, and are as fol-
lows w. J. Clapp, G. NJ. Winch. and
Edgar Trow.
Mrs. G. b. DurNen's new house in
Ahern Place is about ready for occu-
pancy and Peter Hopper will move in
saturday. 1t has all the modern con-
veniences and will make II nice home.
Chas. Churchill built it in four week:
1t was only six weeks from the time
work was begun on the cellar till the
house was ready to live in.
As Walter Cave of Orange was driv-
ing down Washington street near W.
G. Quinlens about noon today his hol Sc
became frightened at the electrics and
ran up Oh the sidewalk throwing Mr..
lCave violently out. +. G. Brock took
him to Dr. Worthens. He was quite
badls bruised. The horse was caught
on Chubbs Meadow. The wagon and
harness were badly damaged, Mr.
Cave was taken TO his home about 2
o'clock by his brother A. J. Cave.
A paper is being circulated by &. w.
kid,ler to raise funds so that the Wash
ington County Veterans can take the
take the Montpelier band with them to
the State Encampment of the G. A. Il.
at Montreal June 81 and 22 The pub
lie will doubtless give the veterans sub
stan,ial support as it will reflect credit