Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-14
G. w. Beals spent Sunday in Burling-


land.
Henry w. Whitcomb spent Sunday in
Calais.
Sheriff Graves was in the city this
afternoon.
W. A. Marsh was in the city today
from Marshfeld.
o. fl. Hale went to Boston today for
short business trip.
w. F. Morse and wife have gone to
Derby Vt. for short visit
M. M. Gordon is in Plainfield on
legal business this afternoon.
DR.. Rodney Willard of North Mont
pelier was in the city this forenoon.
Lawyer G. E. Woodward of Mont
pelier was in the city this afternoon
Miss Bessie Cave returned this after
noon from a visit in Enosburgh Falls
Anton Hecker went to Bellows Falls
Saturday night on short business trip.
George Pitkin of F. d. Ladds market
left this morning for a weeks vacation.
Clifford Holt and Dean Perry went to
Boston Saturday night for a few days
visit.
Work was commenced Saturday lay
ing pipe for the new sewer on Jefferson
street.
Clyde McCorkle has moved his brok-
erage office to room II, Gordon's
block.
Thomas Duffy is laid up today as the
result of an accident while driving yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Nourse left
Saturday afternoon for weeks vacation
in Milton.
Miss Flora Vincent left this noon for
Boston, where she will visit friends for
about a week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Mckenzie left
this noon for weeks visit in Quincy
and Weymouth, Mass
Regular meeting of Barre Company
No. 6 U. r. X. of p at 8 O'Clock tonig
Business of Importance.
Miss Bessie Jones returned this morn
ing from Mortified where she has been
visiting the Misses ingalls,.
The formal turning over of the Barre
Water Company's plant to the City OF
Barre will take place tomorrow.
Harry E. Eastman of the Blue Store
clothiers went to his home in Hardwick
yesterday to be gone few days.
l.. j. Bolster has taken load of
water experts to RUDE Pond in Williams
town, which is said to be an ideal
source for a municipal water supply.
There are still many good seats un-
sold for g Two Little Migrants They
will 60 fast this week, so hurry up and
make your selection.
The lawn party given Saturday even
ing by the Womans Guild of the Church
of the Good Shepherd was a success in
every way. The proceeds amounted to
$16.83.
The Misses Nellie and Lottie Brown,
who have been stopping for the past
two weeks with Mrs. j. M. Bond re
turned this noon to their home in To-
well, Mass,
MIR. and Mrs. Warren G. Nye return
ed Saturday night from Potsdam, n. Y l..
where they have been for the past few
weeks. They also visited the St. RIGGS
Indian Reservation.
John Sullivan, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for the past few
days, returned to his home in Boston
this noon. Mr.. Sullivan was formerly
a resident OF this city
Prof. O. d. Matthewson went to
Mortified this morning to conduct an
examination of teachers. Nine candi-
dates for certificates were examined at
Barre Friday and Saturday
Mary Relateola of Granite Street was
arrested this forenoon as result of
Mary Krellenger's disclosure. Her case
was continued till tomorrow morning.
S. Pallavicini went her bail for 500.
Mary Krellenger who lives at the
Barre Spring House was arrested by E.
&. French this morning on a warrant
charging intoxication. She pleaded
guilty before justice Fay and fine was
suspended till tomorrow morning La
point appeared for the state.
Vermont was named Verdmont in
1853 by Rev. Samuel Peters, who was
much disguised when the name was
changed to Vermont. Verdmont, he
said. meant Green Mountain, but Yer
mont could mean nothing but noun
tain OF worms.-Plattsburg Republican.
A great deal of excitement was caus-
cd yesterday afternoon on Brook street