Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-14
j. W. Grady returned this morning

IS III tne Guy To-Day.
Miss. l.. Grace Paige returned this
noon from Mortified.
A. c. Day is digging two cellars on
Smith Bros. extension.
Lewis Robbins and Glen Perry left
last night for visit in Boston.
The EVENING TELEGRAM is on sale al
John Grill store at North Barre.
Beck Il iert are giving the roof of
their stone slid A coat of tar today.
W. II. ilouW of Mansfield, Ohio, is
in the city to let me granite work.
Albert Deis'it is putting in the founda-
ton for new house on Smith Brothers
extension.
Miss Mabel Collins of Hyde Park is
visiting her brother Adolph Collins ior
a few days.
Mr. Murp' y Of Genesese, New York,
is in the city on business connected with
the granite industry.
Annie Boyce who has been visiting
at G. j. Hawes for II few days returnnd
to her home in MldlcseX this morning,
Montpelier has returned our street
lights, but Judging from the appear
ance of the globe, they forgot TO clean
them.
The Swanton Courier says: Thaycr
is a great newspaper hustler and already
the Telegram shows master hand
guiding its dcstnics.
One of Gilley 4 Abbott's dummy fig
ures, fell over against the plate glass
window this afternoon and broke a
large plate, which probably cost SO.
Fred Cummings returned this morn
ing to his home in Bradford after few
days visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. Cummings Of North Main street.
Herbert Townshcnds hand, that he
hurt quite severely at Whitcomb Bros.
machine shop, is doing we'll, and he ex-
poets to return to work sometime next
week.
Mrs. Andrew Folsom and Mrs. John
Folsom, both of East Concord, Vermont
who have been visiting at Chauncey
Harris for a few days returned home
this noon.
The 10th. regiment leaves Monday
for San Francisco on the way to the
Philippines. In the regiment are Max
Severance and W. n. Batchelder both
of this city.
Fred O'Brien was arrested last nj ght
by Officer Brown on the charge of intox-
ication. He was brought before JUS
tice Fay this morning and fined $1,000
and costs for second offence.
Iron piping is being put in in place OF
lead TO conduct water from the Spring
and Fountain Co.'s system to l. A.
Averi]l's house on South Main street,
occupied by George Earle.
j. I. Cal|aghan has received Il letter
from Lila Ii. Read of Shclburne, presi-
dent of the Vermont W. G. Il. L.
him very sincerely for the
beautiful cake that was presented to her
at the state convention held here recent
ly.
Charley Sharkey, employed at Smith
Brothers meat market, had a severe at
tack of nosc-bieed yesterday and had to
60 home. He returned to work this
morning but soon had to 90 home again
on account of the rcoccurence OF the
bleeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Harvey returned
to st. JohnSbury this afternoon from
their wedding trip TO the various Dewey
celebrations. They have been visiting
MIR. and Mrs. George Smith for the past
.wo days. Mr.. Harvey used to work
for Wheeler & Taft.
Joseph Lavery had private jubilee
asst night and wonnd up in charge of
Chief of Police Rowland. He was tax
IN after some difficulty to the city lock.
up where he spent the night. This
morning ne was fined by Justice Fay
30 and costs which he paid. He dis
closed on the city liquor agency.
TAKE NOTICE.
The person who recently found Il
seward Webb badge will be suitably