Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-11
Fred Cox of Bethel is in town today

JOnu walker reCeTueu ILLS hlcihih6
from Burlington.
Mrs. Halvosa is expected home from
tomorrow.
Frank j. Martin is in Northtield on
legal business today.
George A. Cook left this noon for a
visit in St. J~ohnsbury..
Ludwig Levin returned last night
from a short visit to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Nutbrown lett
this noon for their home in Leeds 7. Z.
A. ID. Gilley left this noon for a short
business trip to Boston and New York.
The Rev. Efie X. M. Jones was one
of the speakers at Queen City Park to
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Tunbridge
are visiting their son Phil for a few
days.
w. U. Hanson returned last night
from Boston where he has been for a
few days.
l.. M. Averill left this noon for Peaks
Island Maine where he will remain for
a few weeks.
Mrs. John Mitchell is to leave to-
night for a few weeks visit with her
brothers and sisters in Toronto.
Bert L. Staples arrived in the city
yesterday from St. Johnsbury where he
has been visiting the last few weeks.
Miss Nellie Gale returned yesterday
from Williamstown Springs where she
has been stopping for the past few days.
John Hall returned this noon from a
months vacation spent at his home in
Leeds P. q. and in other places in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bond of Paw
tucket R. l. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. X. Wheatley leave today
for Wells River.
Captain E. j. Badger received orders
yesterday from Col. o. d. Clark to re-
cruit Company Z. at once to the old
| standard of 81 men.
Arthur Lebarron of South Barre is
sinking an artisan well back of his re-
sidence. w. j. Turner drew the tile
for the purpose yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the
amusement committee of Clan Gordan
on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in the
Odd Fellows banquet hall.
Mrs. d. r. Allison of Wells River
and Mrs. w. G. Gage Of Sherbreok p.
q. arrived in the city this noon to visit
their sister Mrs. w. X. Wheatley,
Mrs. Joseph Holmes and daughter
Rebecca arrived in the city last night
from Kingston Mass. to visit Mrs.
Holmes sister Mrs. j. A. Sherburn.
Nh. and Mrs. S. B. Prescott who have
been visiting Mrs. Prescott's sister Mrs.
j. W. Jackson for the past two weeks
left this o 0 for their home in St.
Albans Maine.
States Attorney Hoar was called last
evening to Middlesex to prosecute the
case of state VS.. Luther Duyette for
selling. The respondent was convicted
MIR. Hoar came home OF the 10 o'clock
car from Montpelier. Pretty quick
work.
a daughter was born this morning
Mrs. William Baldwin of Prospect st.
Mrs. Lord and son of Lords Mills
were in the city today. Mr.. Lord was
a private in Company G. during the
Chicamauga campaign and is to leave
tomorrow to join the 26th Infantry at
Pittsburgh enroute for the Philippines.
Ambrose Fontini of Foster street was
arrested last night by Deputy French on
the charge Of keeping with intent to sell
w. W. Lapoint prosecuting. He was
brought before Justice Fay and the case
continued until the 18th. The respon-
dent is the one who is alleged to have
had the alteration with Deputy Collec-
tor Weeks a few days since and for
whom United States Marshall Buzzell
of Randolph has been searching in vain
for the past few days.
James Ahern received an order from
California for 1850 granite cutting tools
and rs pene hammers. 1t will take
about $500 worth of steel to make up
this order. Some people have been ask
ing Jim how in addition to his regular
work he should manage to get this or
der out on the short time allowed, and
he has answered that he>engaged Fred
Danforth one of the best sharpeners in
the city to work for him. Barre has
long had reason to feel proud of her gran
lite, and now Barre granite tools are re-
ceiving their proper recognition.
Buy your boy an express wagon at
the Art Novelty Store. Best and cheap