Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-06
The city schools will be in session to-

Dewey badge for Dewey day at the
Art Novelty Store.
F. A. Ainsworth of Williamstown
was in the city today.
Remember the concert at the Univer-
salist church tonight.
The G. V. lay train is to arrive in the
in the city tomorrow afternoon.
G. ii. Adams has returned from a
two weeks visit in New York city.
Don't forget that supper and enter
tainment at the Presbyterian church to-
night.
Ensign and Mrs Walker will hold
their farewell services Sunday at the
Bar, ks.
William Mari is expected to return
tomorrow from his business trip to New
York state.
Photographer A. F. Clark has put out
new photograph case in front of the
Granite block
G. II. Adams has recently returned
from New York where he Witnessed the
Dewey parade.
+. l.. Smith returned yesterday from
Old Orchard Beach, where he has been
spending the summer.
The office of Dr. F. c. Ligouri in the
Currier block is being connected with
the Telephone today.
Rice's Comedians are to play de-
lightful comedy this evening entitled
1.-The Fool and His Money.
F. A. Slayton won the 235 race at
Tunbridge fair with his chestnut mare
Gertrude S. Best time 2-30.
Elgin Gales new hotel a: Williams.
town Gulf is now very near completion,
and is all ready for the plasterers.
City Attorney W. Z. Barney moved
yesterday from the Camp house on
Camp St. to the corner of Highland Ave
DR.. j. S. Deziel returned last night
from Montreal where he has been en-.
joying two weeks vacation with rela,
| tives.
Lewis X. Averill has returned from
Waterbury where he has been holding
evangelistic meetings the past summer.
Miss Florida Brook left yesterday af-
ternoon for her home in Quebec, Onta-
RIO after stopping for some time in the
city.
Ensign Walker is leaving this field
On account of the ill health of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker have made many
friends while in this city.
AFRO Camp and others who attended
he Tunbridge fair report that it was the
pest one VI lLt StdSOu. AL llHlllCIlSt
crowd was present on Wednesday.
Mr.. Boyle who has been assisting I.
IL. Butler in opening his new store here
returned this morning to Granville, N.
Y. where he is manager of tine Union
Cash Bazaar Cos store in that town.
Leroy Fitch for the past year ticket
agent at the G. V. station left this after
noon for his home ia Moore's junction,
n. Y. where he Will remain few days
before going to New Mexico. His place
is taken by W. HI. P. Luckett who as
sumed his duties there today.
w. W. Lapoint is in Burlington today
His trip there is in the interest of sever
al of those who were recently indicted
by the grand jury on the government
license act and whom Mr.. Lapoint is to
defend in county court.
The Goddard boys at Tufts College
were highly instrumental the game of
foot ball team with Brown University.
Brown won to 0. Brown is consid-
cred to be one of the best foot ball teams
in the country. Flagg, Lamb, Gale and
Burroughs were on the Tufts team.
Miss Lillian Brown, former resi-
dent of this city. as one of the teachers
in the public schools. is about to gradu-
ate as a trained nurse from the Maine
general hospital in Portland. During
the latter part Of her stay there she has
been Assistant Superintendent of the
corps of nurses.
An aged couple who may have seen
better days made their appearance here
this morning with a hand organ that is
decidedly the worse for wear. and now
the soothing strains of all the old chest
nuts are driving the unfortunate re i
dents of certain streets to the verge OF
distraction.
The funeral of Oren ALDER, only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Northrup, was
held from Mr., Northrup's residence on
Cliff Street at 1.30 o'clock Thursday at
tcrnoon, Rev. A. E. Atwaler officiating.
There was profusion of flowers. In
terment in Hope Cemetery. The child