Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-25
Read j. Il. Callaghan's new lad. -

e. Il, Ellis OF NOrthfleld was in the
city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Stevens of Chelsea called on
relatives in the city yesterday.
Alvin Blair left last night for Westcr
Fly, r. l., where he is to reside.
Dan Marshall began work at the
Boston Bargain Store yesterday.
DR.. F. w. Delmage left yesterday for
Il few days sojourn in Montreal.
The cases are being set in Montpelier
for the May term of the supreme court.
Granite Chapter r. A. M. is to hold
its initiation of officers, recently elected,
tonight.
Sgnor Rossi and Monsieur Skinner
have dissolved partnership in the polish
ing business.
Hiram Martins house on the corner
of South Main and Prospect streets has
been newly painted.
The Silver Leaf Club will meet at the
home of Miss Ample Garvey, 40 Pearl
street, this evening.
It is expected that City Clerk Wells
will move into his office in the new City
Building next Saturday.
Motorman Ploof, recently of the cleo
trio railroad, is to leave Saturday for
Boston to look for a position.
The case of Diemcr VS.. Christensen
which was to have been hearst this
morning, has been discontinued.
Arrangements will be made for a
special train to South Barre tomorrw
Inquire at Gladding's Drug store.
Elder Adkins of Atlanta, Georgia,
who has been in the city for the past
few days, left yesterday afternoon.
Hon. f. A. Rowland OF Montpelier is
in the city for a few days looking over
the titles to the quarry land which the
syndicate is securing options upon.
The county conference of the Congre-
gational clergy is being held in Mont
pelier today, and Rev. Dr.S. N. jackson
and Rev. w. p. Jackson are in attend
ance.
On account of the funeral of Mrs. II.
a futile, the Rev. Effice X. M. Jones
has decided to postpone the reception to
her Sunday school class which had been
arranged for Wednesday evening.
The steel ceiling is all put ON at the
new opera house with the exception of
"a strip on the back of the jog over the
gallery and there is no stock on hand
for that. Most of it has been painted
two coats.
Notwithstanding the press reports of
dsbarment, L. j. Deavitt received noti-
tication yesterday of granting of Il
pension claim (which he had, also re-
lection They were sent from Wash
ington Saturday.
The temporary partition in the main
corridor at the new city hall was taken
down this forenoon and moved along SO
as to have the entrances to the assessors
aldermcns and city clerks office access
IDLE from the front entrance.
The Baptist Y. p. s. c. +. will hold
a Penny Social in the church vestry to-
night at 7.30, Bring penny. lead
pencil, and enjoy an evening with us.
The social will be followed by the
Christian Culture lecture by MIR. Fuller.
j. Il. Mead says that he wishes that
the tax on dogs was ten dollars instead
of two as four city dogs pitched into
his chickens and killed and disabled
number of them. If they don't stop it
they will get some cold lead to eat, be
says.
Officer Buchanan and Smith drove
over into the corner where Barre, Plain
field and Orange come together yester-
day afternoon and arrested Mr.. Mat
thewson on the charge of getting drunk.
1t is alleged he got "loaded'' in Barre
Sunday and then went home and had a
regular circus, drawing knife it is al
legged. He is in Montpelier Jail.
The Young Woman's Tourist Club
met with Mrs. Wiley Monday after
noon. April "a. Programme as follows:
Current Events, Club; The Royal
Family, Mrs. Smith; Palaces. Mrs.
MrWhorter; The British Army and
Navy, Mrs. Chandler; Critic, Mrs.
Wiley. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Norton,
! take pleasure in announcing the
following proposition for the considera
ton of the parties concerned: will
treat one month free of charge, one
member of the family of any active ed
itor or preacher in the city should they
so desire and examination show sutfi-
eient encouragement lam at my office,
50 Miles New Building, Mondays.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, to
II a. M, ! 80 to 4 p. M, TO perform