Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-09
George rising has returned from Ran

NJ and Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley returned
This noon from Norloti, ld.
Slrs. >. u Royc" left this morning f.
Richfo"l oh few days visit.
". NJ. Mcdonald of Portland Maine
is in the city to-day on business.
W NJ Strong left to-day for New
port ON Il few days business trip.
L c. Ellsworth left this morning fol
Il few days visit in Undcrhill.
Kellry's milk team ran away on No
Main street this morning. NO damage
was done.
George Badger of Wells River ar
rived IN the city this noon on business
for Ward a. Douglass.
Miss Jennie Holden left this noon fol
Cambridge. Mass. to visit her sister Ida
who is attending school there.
Alexander Christie lief. last night for
| Boston to meet party of friends who
are to arrive from Scotland this week.
Rev j. A. Sherburn will give a recep-
ton 10 his Sunday School Class at his
home. tomorrow, Friday evening. from!
to 10.
John Mcdonald OF the firm of Me
Donald d Buchan left this morning on
Il trip through the west in the interests
of his firm.
Mrs. james Adie and two children
nat, al vi I Il
Ontario. where they have been spend
ing the winter,
Officer Brown arrested Peter McDcr-
mott last night on the charge of inloxi-
cation. He is being heard before JUS
tice Scott this afternoon.
+. +. Reynolds of Rutland, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. William
Gilbertson, for the past few days, re-
turned home this morning.
b. W. Abbey, who has formerly
coached the Goddard baseball team, has
been enga ed to coach the University OF
Vermont nine this season.
Ernest lia'jc, Il member of Company
X, Isl Vermont Volunteers at Chirk;-
nau-a Park. $ travelling with Senior
Cato as assistant with the stereo ,tlca,I,
A full attendance of the Ladic, If
Gordon is requested at the regular me-.
ing Friday vrniny. Per order Caief
Sister. Bella L Fraser, Secretary. I'd
a large audience attended the play
at Armory Hall last night, given by the
j. c. Rockwell Dramatic Company.
they present "The Little Wilecat'' to-
night
&. y. Kenyon of the Boston Bargain
Store is on the sick list and Carroll |
Gri>wold who has been laid up for the
past few days returned to work this
IL. r. Stouyhton. DR., who has been
visiting his father in this city for Il few
lays. returned yesterday to Blue Noun
ain in the Adirondacks, where he is
stopping for his health.
The item in yesterdays issue which
Old about the Company L whist party
md dance was the result of wrong in
"rmallpn as it has been postponed I'M
il next week Thursday night
AT the meeting of the Y p. c. L. held
t the univerSallst parsonage last even
~ the regular routine of business was
one through and the executive commit
&c reported their appointment.
The committee having charge of the
eccnt Gordon campaign desire to ex-
ma their thanks to every voter who
asst ballot for Mr.. Gordon and to ali }
lose who aided in securing the victory.
The Bliss Business College is coming
ong finely. The furniture will all be
re this week and when every thing
settled it will be an admirable college.
oday they are busy putting in the
anking department and the Wholesale
,usts.
a team belong to G. Tomasi ran away
Is morning from Granite street. When
reached the &. V. yard it came in con- \
ct with Burnham & Ayers team and I
ere was general smash-up in which
e rear runner on Durham Il Ayers
Ugh was broken.
A large number of beautiful costumes
e to he ordered for tine masquerade
II to be- given by the Burns club r.
lrch II. There will be large num-
+ to select from and they can be seen
the rooms of William Scott in the new
les building a week before the time.
Il. tlawrs has purchased the Campbell
OF ana billiard room in the basement
holsters block ard took possession
5 morning. Mr. Halves has had srv- -,
u wears experience in running pool
IN here a@d will be glad to meet all r.
Old friends and customers. Every w
is invited to call and smoke cipar OF
ay ION the house."
Don't forget the sociable to be giyen
the Congregational church by the r,
ut OF Willing Workers tomorrow /
ming. There will be a program III
slst'ng IF music and recitations, and ~
'eshnenls will be served. Admission
be ten cents for adults and five
Is fo- children. "a
ily Engineer Currier is having the
rs OF the street surveys made during
last year ana the grades established -
ing that time, drawn and placed on
'rd for future referance. 1t has for
y been the practice to have these
'rds drawn on tracing paper but ii ri
eng done this year on paper mount n
ON cloth making it much more dur III
:.
is said that Mr. Dorns;fo ,,,,. =.