Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-06
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

list.
New line of Jardiniers at the Art
Novelty Store.
Clarence II. Kendrick in in Burling-
on business today.
Edward Trask of Brookfield was in
the city yesterday.
William Hyland has returned from his
visit in Pittsburgh, N. Y.
Harry 2. Moore of st. Johnsbury is
visiting friends in the city.
Theodore Stowe is making repairs on
his residence on Prospect street.
L. j. Mead is expected back from
making tour of the fairs today.
DIR. f. M. Lynde visited relatives in
WILLIAMSBURG yesterday afternoon.
Be patriotic and buy an aluminium
Dewey badge at the Art Novelty Store.
DR.. j. S. Deziel who has been in
Montreal, P. q. returned Wednesday.
William Laramie returned last night
from three weeks visit in Springfield
Mass.
A TELEGRAM man counted 80 COM
merclal travelling men in the city yes
terday,
E. H. Glidden went to Plainfeld yes
terday afternoon to visit relatives for a
few days.
The Novelty Store has already begun
to sell Dewey medels for the coming
celebration.
Mrs. Pierson and daughter of Con-
cord, N. H. arrived here yesterday for
visi. with relatives.
The Altar Guild of the church of the
Good Shepherd held social last night
with Miss jennie Smith.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley has returned from
Roxbury where she established Juv-
emile Temple OF 43 members.
Ed. Smith of Cabot was in the city
today to deliver load of dressed hogs
and veal to Edward Chesser.
H. X. Bush was in Burlington yester
day on business for the Montpelier and
Barre Power and Traction Co.
Miss Gilbert of Mortified, cousin OF
Mrs. ?. j. Leahy, Is the new contralto
singer at the Catholic church.
Two carloads Of sewer pipe for
use on the sewer being laid on the
French estate arrived yesterday.
Miss Croft of the Seminary went tc
her home in Boston this noon to remain
until the school here opens again.
DR.. Dino Rondone, the Socialistie
speaker who addressed the Italians here
last week has returned to New York.
The Girls Guild of the church of the
Good Shepherd are to give social in
the church parlors in about two weeks
Michael Kelley left this morning fol
Pittsburgh. N. Y. where he will 60 to
work in the Line Mountain iron mines
G. |. Jackson & Co. are to have a
carload of apples arrive here next
week. They are Baldwins and green.
ings.
G. b. Garfield of the New England
Monument Co. of New York city was
calling on the local granite dealers yes
terday.
William Duguid left last night for
Wheeling, West Virginia where he is
to work for new granite firm which is
just starting in business.
The sale Of seats for the lecture
course is still lively and Mr.. Gladding
says that it will be the largest sale in
the history of the association.
l.. J.Grifin is putting in the founda-
zion for large steam boiler which is to
heat G. Tomasis new block at the
corner of North Main and Cottage
streets.
Mrs. W. M. Stewart has returned
from the Mary Hitchcock hospital in
Hanover. n H. where she has been for
several weeks. She is much better in
health.
William Cole has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the Defenders foot
ball team and Howard Stanley has been
elected to succeed him, Mr.. Cole still
remains captain.
TAKE NOTICE.
The person who recently found a
Seward Webb badge will be suitably