Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-01
Henry Kane spent Sunday in Swan

his home in st. Adams.
Ezra Brainard, Jr., spent Sunday at
his home in Middlebury.
Miss Annie Messer and Miss Dorothy
Healey went to Randolph today.
W. f. Scott is canvassing the city for
Nc Corkle's Adjustable Safety Gate.
Be sure ard take IN the Band concert
on the park this evening by the Trans
Atlantic Band.
Several of our loyal business men
hung out the stars and stripes today in
honor of "Dewey Day."
Don't miss the concert by the Italian
band this evening. They have an eX-
cellcnt program prepared.
W. c. French moved his family to
Montpelier Saturday where he has work
for the Lane Manufacturing Co.
w. A. Smith is moving today from
the Currier building to one of Bolsters
new houses off Washington street.
DR.. Charles Hutchinson of Montpelier,
Exchange Hotel, is doctoring several
patients in Barre with great success.
Mrs. Brown and daughter Miss Edna,
who have been visiting at the home OF
II. X. Bush for the past few weeks, left
this morning for their home in Chicago.
The Rev. j. Edward Wright of Mont
peler spoke at the Universalist church
last night on the life of William Lloyd
Garrison.
j. r. George received dispatch this
morning of the death of his brother in
Boston. Mr.. George will 60 to the
funeral tomorrow.
Married in this city April 30th by
Rev. j. A. Sherburne at his residence
81 Elm street, Herburt C.Townsend and
Miss Lucy M. Eastman both of this city.
George j. Towne tried his luck this
morning on the trout preserve and
brought back fifteen splendid trout two
of which would weigh almost a pound
each.
The annual meeting of the Church of
the Good Shepherd, appointed for this
evening, is postponed to tomorrow,
Tuesday, evening at half past seven
o'clock
The Young Peoples Temperance
Society will give their first entertain
ment in X. OF z. hall, Wednesday even
ing May Sd at 1850 O'Clock. Full
program tomorrow.
For the convenience of the public the
Barre Steam Laundry will open a branch
office in Sartelle's Restaurant under Mr..
Sartells management. Laundry can be
left there and it will receive prompt and
careful attention.
| One of our popular young Italians,
while handling a rifle yesterday acct
IDENTITY discharged it and the ball went
through the heshy part of his leg. He
was out playing ball this morning so
his friends need not worry about him.
The Ladies and Pastors Union of
lIedding NJ. E. church invite you to be
present at a May Day Party to be given
Wednesday, May Sd. Supper will be
served from six until eight. Admission
to these not holding bags, Is cents. I'd
A reception will be rendered Captain
and Mrs. Chas E. Clark of the Oregon
at Armory Hall, Montpelier, at o'clock
this evening. Everyone is cordially
invited to be present A special invitat-
ion is extended to the City Council of
Barre.
One of our most prominent real es-
tate owners says there was never Il
greater demand for tenement houses
than at present. Saturday he had nine
applications for tenements. This looks
as though there would be plenty of
work for the carpenters this summer.
Because of the failure of the body of
Mrs. II X, Sherburne to reach Mont
pelicr on time her funeral services will
be held at Trinity church Montpelier to-
morrow (Tuesday) at 1p- m. instead of
today. Rev. "A. H. Webb of Bradford
will oiliciate, and the interment will be
in the family lot. Elmwood Cemetery,
this city.
In the Times of Saturday was an item
saying that we were guessing when we
stated that the Barre Water Companys
plant was to cost the city $130000. We
would say that perhaps we know more
about some things than the "Onicial
Organ" gives us credit for. Also that
before we are done with certain things
we will make some of the People in
Barre do some tall guessing. Perhaps
the sum to be paid Mr.. Goodhue will!
not be quite $3.50 900 but if. the plant
don't cost the city of Barre more than
that before it gets clear title to it then