Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-11-01
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Phelps Brothers.
L. w. Wakefield of Morristown is
in the city today.
G.. l. Jackson returned yesterday at
ternoon from Boston.
j. j. Oswald has rented Eugene
Glysson house on Pleasant street.
+. r. Cutler has gone to East Jaf-
frey, n. H., to set up a monument.
Orlando Martin of Plaintield was in
the city calling on friends this morn
ing.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bond and Mrs. Frank S.
Williams went to Burlington this
morning.
Bills are being posted today for
A. @. Scammon's comedy "The Sleep
ing City,"
w. A. Bradford and daughter Miss
Blanche are expected home from Bos-
ton tonight.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Milne of Sec
ond street.
A. d. Morse is at Old Orchard
Beach looking after his property in
terestS there.
At the meeting of the Granite Royal
Arch Chapter held last night the 2.
NJ. degree was worked.
Mrs. j. j. Oswald is expected in
the city from Rutland tonight and
she will reside here with her husband.
Anthony Fassola, formerly a clerk
at II. ID. Segel'S store, is now in the
employ of the j. Comoli granite COM
pany.
The mails were all way off this
morning. No mail was received here
till nearly noon from either the north
or south.
The c. V. Ry. Co. will run an ex-
cursion to New York Nov. s, tickets
good to return until Nov. II. Tickets
for the round trip So.
Mrs. NJ. II. Everett, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Clark,
returned to her home in st. Johns
bury yesterday afternoon.
The Barre Daily Times has leased
the front room in the old city hail
building, recently occupied by the
Photograph company, and has very
pleasant and greatly enlarged quar-
tiers.
This is All Saints day and it will be
observed in places of Christian wor-
ship very generally. At many of the
churches of the country services for
the unwilling and conservation of
memorials to the dead will be held.
Services were held at the church of
the Good Shepherd this morning.
The TELEGRAM received very
pleasant visit from Fred N. Whitney,
the enterprising publisher of the
Northtield News, last evening. He
took in the "Way Down East" play
at the opera house. 1t was his first
visit to the opera house and he was
very much impressed with it's beauties,
as is every one who enters it's hand
some portals.
George w. Jeffords, for some time
a popular clerk at L. j. Mead's res
taurants has purchased the restaurant
and fruit business of L. j. Mead and
will conduct the place himself in the
future, beginning today. He will re-
tain G. ID. Poole as clerk. Mr.. Mead
has given up the business in order
that he may devote his whole atten-
ton to looking after his real estate
interests and his wood business in the
city.
On account of the abundance of
water in the city system now there
will probably be no further use fol
the engine and pump at the Williams
town brook. In view of that fact
some North Barre residents were dis
cussing this morning the ACCESSIBILITY
of moving it to Brook street, the sig
niticance of which statement can be
readily understood by anyone who
cares to visit Brook street today.
The Over the TeacupS club will
meet November End with Mrs. Mason
Paige. The program will be as fol-
lows: Quotations from Mary Liver
more; Current Events, Mrs. Benedict:
Critic, Mrs. Wetmore; The Mother as
an Educator, Mrs. Nichols; Some
Phases of WomenS Work, Mrs. Paige;
Paper on Domestic Sciences, Mrs.
Forsyth. days.