Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-04
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business today.
Mrs. S. j. Jones is visiting friends in
Waterbury for few days.
Miss Pansy Severance has gone to
work for Mrs. Ed Hutchins on Trow
hill.
Mrs. H. w. Scott is slowly recover
ing from her long illness with rheuma-
tism.
George Hackett commenced work at
the North Barre foundry yesterday
morning.
d. M. Miles has returned from Boston
where he has been stopping for the past
few weeks.
New seats are being put into the
gentlemen's waiting room at the C. V.
depot today.
Frank Plumley has been appointed
special master in the other spring water
company cases.
Arthur Martin has commenced dig
ging the cellar for new house on the
French estate.
Chauncy Harris and Ad. Whitcomb
went to Greensboro Pond for fishing
trip yesterday morning.
ID. Sunderland gave away an ele-
giant silver bicycle cup last night to
Henry Gilman of Granite street.
Miss Alice Collins who has been visit
ing her sister Miss Emma for few
days returned yesterday to Northampton,
Mass.
H. w. Scott returned last night from
Bradford where he went to appear as
one of the attorneys in the insolvency
case of o. r. Baker.
Shall we always be obliged to see
that engine house on City park? How
much rent does Mason 4 Co., pay for
such desirable location?
The meeting of the ladies of the
Presbyterian church for the purpose of
cleaning the basement occurs tomorrow
afternoon at l.30 O'Clock.
Unless Il. W. Corey pays his fine in
the case of obtaining liquor under false
pretenses he will probably be taken to
the House of Correction to serve a
term.
T. H. Cave, Jr., Miss Bessie Cave,
Mrs. Sowden and Miss Emma Collins
went to Middlesex yesterday when they
collected large quantity Of trailing ar
butus.
The committee who has been inves-
tigating the Montpelier liquor agency
accounts of II. A. Skinner find a mis-
take but no evidence of dishonesty.
The defect is now only $50.37.
DIR. H. Nelson Jackson, after three
monts' disability because of an accident
has opened an Office In the Woodbury. &
Walker block and will continue the
general practice of medicine.-tree
Press.
Miss S, Maud Huntington, the reader,
captivated her listeners, both by her
grace and beauty and the charming
manner in which she rendered her varie-
ty of selections. being called back again
and again.-Bristol Herald. Bristol, Vt.
The Congregational choir have been
working up new cantata for Tuesday
evening, May 9th. 1t will be heard for
the first time in Barre. 1t is a very
bright composition and with the other
numbers on the program will make an
excellent concert. Admission 20 cents,
to all parts Of the auditorium. 3
The noon express from the north ov-
er the Central Vermont railroad was
over an hour late yesterday noon be-
cause of slight accident at Waterbury,
While the express was standing on the
main line at Waterbury freight train
backed into it, smashing the glass in
the rear passenger coach and derailiny
the caboose and one car of the freight.
At the last meeting Of the Presbyterian
Y. p. A., last evening the following
officers were elected for next season -
President, Alex Hanton vice-president {;
Kate Phillips; secretary and treasurer.
VIM. Milne; editors of the magazine,
Bella Cordiner and Peter Mulch. A
closing concert under Iheauspices of the
society occurs next Wednesday evening.
Look out for further notice. Admission
only 10 cents
&. M lays. Gen. Manager, Gov. l..
e. Smith, president. +. H. Fitzhugh.
vice president, George b. Reeve, Gen.
eral traffic manager, F. W. Baldwin,
General Superintendent, Hon. G. NJ.
Wilds solicitor and John Pullen, gener-
al freight agent of the Central Vermont
Railway Company were in the city yes
terday to pay their first visit of insp,c-
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