Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

George Townshcnd of Hardwick is
visiting at John w. Averills.
Clarence Goodrich of Richmond is
visiting friends in the city for n few
days.
John Imlah and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ross of Hardwick were in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. A. G. Putnam and Mrs. Jno
Tilson of Randolph visited in the city
yesterday.
J. b. Chamberlain spent Wednesday
night III the city, and went to Westnin-
ter yesterday.
Mrs. Donahue and Mrs. Wheeler of
Burlington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine Burke.
Owing to the service in the Presby-
terrain church this evening. the young
mems reading room will be closed.
Sergeant Cadger of Co. E was SER
gcant of the guard that was detailed to
guard Admiral Dewey's car yesterday.
DR.. Freeman A. Durkee and wife OF
Lakeport, N. II. are in the city visiting
ex-Alderman &. B. Durkee for few
days.
Frank w. Sault, editor of the Yer.
gcnnes Yermonter, was in the city yes
terday and made the TELEGRAM pleas
ant call.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
Soori of ADDISON street died yesterday
The body will be taken to New York
for burial.
There will be service preparatory tt
communion at the Presbyterian church
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev
Thomas Nixon will preach.
Julius Mendelsohn of the firm of Pay
EFT, Mendclsohn e. Co., of Plattsburgl
was in the city yesterday visiting The
rompany's branch store here.
The lunch rooms and restaurants il
Barre did rushing business Dewe,
Day, there being a considerable over
flow of people from Montpelier.
DR.. A. w Rice of Marion, Mass, il
stopping in the city for few days will
his sister, Mrs. George II. bishop. DR.
Rice marched with the Knights Tenn
plars in the parade yesterday.
! Antonio Paguzzl and Annie Cannasa
young Italian couple were united il
marriage yesterday morning at tn
residence of the Rev. E. W. Cummings
The latter performed the ceremony.
Arthur w. Beale, who has been her
| for several weeks, in the interest OF tn
N W England Telephone Company, i
TO leave this week for St. Adams to con
linue his duties there with the company
The lunch counters run at Montpelie
yesterday by l.. j. Mead and E. l.
Densmore were success. Both soil
out practically all their stock. In tn
evening turntables were so scarce ii
that section of the city that several bar
rels of ice water were disposed of at iiv
cents glass.
"Other Peoples Money" at the oper'
house Oh Wednesday night, was playe'
to a good house and gave more genera
satisfaction than any other attraction
that has been here this season. 1t wa
one round of merriment from its begin
ming to its end, and its special feature i
its originality and the good compan,
which presents it.
j, B. Fenner of Buffalo, N. Y. the in
ventor of the Fenner gasoline engine
: which is manufactured by the j. w
, Ruger Mfg. Co., is in the city for few
days visiting the Barre Supply Com
pany, who handle these engines in th
part of the state. Mr.. Fenner and w
4. Campbell of the Barre Supply Com
pany are in Mortified today on bust
ness.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian says
The Knights of Pythias are owning thu
town for couple of days this week
st. Johnsbury recognizes the merit o
that tlourishing and beneticcnt order
and cordially welcomes its representa-
tives from other towns. If they are al
as good fellows as the contingent from
Barre they will come pretty near own
ing the state.
There was IT'S veterans in line in tho
parade Dewey Day. They were com
plimcnted by Gen. Butterfield on theil
fine appearance. lie was so pleased
with the interest shown by Barre vets
that he appointed Alderman l.. II
Thurstou special aid on his staff to looh
after the interests of Washington coun
ty. This was deserved promotion or
the field of Battle. Much credit is due
George L. Conner, commander of II. b
Crandall Post, for the success of this