Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-27
Charles Laughlin is on the sick list

&. l.. BugDee is building mouse au
Phelps Mills for Mr.. Smith.
The new Company e club rooms
are being wired for electric lights.
Miss Cora Mann is expected to re-
turn tonight from Bellows Falls,
The Blackwell street crossing of the
VI. & w. r. r. has been new planked.
Arrangements are being made for
several Halloween parties on Monday
night.
The Brassaw brothers are building
bank wall on Brook street next the
brook.
The telephone company put in
metallic circuit at ID. NJ. Niles store
today.
p. j. Leahey returned last night
from short business trip to North
field.
The city pumping station at Will
Jamestown brook was discontinued
today.
A large new sign was placed over
the Union Cash Bazaar store this
morning.
Angelo Scampini is still doing con-
siderable grading on his North Barre
property.
Quite number of North Barre
people are repairing their roofs before
winter sets in.
E. b. Smith returned this noon
from short business trip to New
Hampshire,
Frederick Canton. of the firm OF
Canton Brothers, returned from BOS-
ton last night.
The work on E. a. B. Bishops new
house on the French estate is pro-
crossing rapidly.
O. ii, Hale is holding an auction
sale of millinery at his block this
afternoon and evening.
Frank kenerson and Fred York
were to leave this afternoon for q
hunting trip in West Danville.
Mrs. r. q. Whitehill returned from
Boston this morning, where she has
been to buy Christmas goods.
Leslie Hill and wife of East Mont
pelier start for California for the win
, ter about the 9th Of November.
t W. j. Willis has put up very
attractive sign for the metropolitan
+ Insurance Co. in the Currier block.
L. j. Shaw, travelling passeuge
agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad
: was IN town on business yesterday.
Alexander McLeay of Barre, p. @.
] arrived in the city last night to visi
S relatives here and in Graniteville 70
c a few weeks.
E. b. Battles has rented the small
apartment in the Blanchard building
u next the city hall and will open ;
= lunch counter there.
Mrs. S. w. Davis of Waits River
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
t j. \. Sherburne, for several days, i
a to return home tomorrow.
y The gravel sidewalk with a granit
: curbing that has been put in tn
e whole length of the Jockey Hollow
) Hill is a great improvement,
Superintendent L. II. AndruS 0
: the electric road has rented one of G
:. l.. Bugbee's houses on Orange street
and will move in there next weok.
: 1t is understood that nine new
e houses are to be erected on the Frencl
estate this fall in addition to other
=, that are already in process of erection
e The ''Heart Of Maryland' should
I attract a large crowd next Monda,
! night. The story Of the play is wei
+ known and has long been popula
one.
: The st. Adams Messenger remark
4 that Hoyt S "a Temperance Town
4 is the best play that has been Their
e this year. The same attraction is t,
e appear here tonight,
+ While making excavations in TIN
D bank on Hooker hill few days ago
= the woIkmen found the remnants of
L wagon that has evidently been buried
!. there for the past 10 years.
) The Boston Globe in it's account o
1 the recent foot ball game between
: Tufts college and Technology, give
the greatest possible praise to Flags
and Burro ughS, the old stars in tn,
Goddard team. Tufts defeated Tech
5 nology 20 to 0.
City Engineer Currier's men made
survey yesterday of three-rod stree
on Berlin street from the old villag,
= line, at the WilliamstOWn track, al