Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-22

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A. A. Cady returned this morning
from Shoreham.
Miss Maud Dunsmoor is working at
Stewards, near Berlin Pond.
Frank Rooney returned this morning
from st. Adams where he spent Sunday
George hurry is training chorus of
10 male voices for the Burns concert.
Peter Diehl an artist of Littleton. N.
H., was in the city on business Satur-
day.
The new armchairs for the aldermen
have been put into their room at the city
hall.
Mrs. Themes Brady went to Burling-
ton this morning on short visit with re-
latives.
Miss Annie Averil left this noon for
q short visit with her aunt in Manches-
ter, N. H.
The mission at St. Monica's church
will be expressly for the young men
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Scott left
this noon for few days visit in Clare
mont, N. ii.
Irving Rich and Alfred McKellow of
the U. V. M. spent Sunday with friends
at the Seminary.
w. j Willis went to Bellows Falls
Saturday night for few days visit re-
turning tomorrow.
Bert Bartlett has returned from fish
ing trip to Danville and brought home
GO speckled beauties.
Henry Smith returned this morning
from Randolph where he has been Wis
ting friends for few days.
George H. Goodrich of Williamstown
and Miss Hattie Metcalf of Washington
were united in marriage Saturday.
Judge Thompson has granted an in
injunction againgt Mr.. Hubbard and all
lessees of the Exchange Hotel, Mont
pelier.
Charles Rowland returned yesterday
from philippsburgh, p. Z. where he
has been fishing. He reports excellent
success.
Mrs. Thomas Wishart and Mrs. Frank
Hopkins left this noon for Boston where
they will remain duringthe week. Will
liam Wishart will accompany them
home.
Louis Tayntor came near to meeting
with serious accident Saturday after
noon by having a horse kick him on the
arm. He was badly bruised but no
bones were broken.
Sidney Jackson will finish work Satur.
day for the Consolidated Lighting Com
pany and will 90 to Portland, Maine, to
live, where he ha, been given position
with the Portland Light and Power Co.
A. Forni who has been stopping with
Angelo Scampini for the past two weeks
left this afternoon for Minnesota where
he will remain for a few days before
his departure for his home in St. Helena,
California
Dr. o. &. Stickney left this noon for
Hartford, Conn. where he will remain
for few days. Mrs. Stickney and
Laughter Marion who have been there
for the past two weeks will accompany
him home.
Harry Smith went out on the farm
fishing Saturday and reports catch of
some 80 trout. 1t is said that he ate
them all for breakfast. He was to show
a trout's head as voucher but forgot to
bring it along.
The Diamond Quartet, composed of
j. Wood, tenor w. Rust, second tenor
D. Stevenson, baritone, and Ii. "A. Giles
pie, basso. have had business card
printed and distributed and are now
ready to furnish music for entertain
ments.
Captain Z. j. Badger received Satur-
day from General Peck Il check for
$1,000 being Company Els share of the
surplus Webb fund for the care of the |
sick. The money is to be sent to Her
bert Fish former member of Company
E who is still sick in Hallowell, Me.
DR.. Hardness of Montpelier finds that
experience he gained in bucking the
center in football at Goddard still comes
n handy to him In his duties as health
officer, He got tired of calling at one
louise and hearing the bolts slipped into
,lace as he assembled the stairs, so on his
asst visit he tried his old football rush on
he door and flew in. The nuisances in
hat house will be abated.
Two men from West Chazey, George
'atnaud and Ernest Goneo, went to
lattsburg one day last week and found
bottle of sealed liquor, as they suppos-