Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-13
Daniel NJ. Beck is calling on the local

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milliners today.
Mrs. Henry Wilkin is confined to tn
house by illness.
Fred Monetti has commenced worl
for George Drew.
William Carver called on friends il
Waterbury yesterday.
George Morris has commenced worl
for Carleton the painter.
Mrs. George W. Smith is quite sicl
with the German measles.
Lew Boyce has returned from ;
week S visit in Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Tomasi are the pa
rents of daughter of born yesterday.
Don't forget the chicken pie dinner II
the UniverSalist vestry at 5 80 and 6 80
All the shovels and other tools belong
ing to the street department have beel
painted red.
Payette, Mendelsohn ~ Co. have al
excellent display of pipes and tobacco
in their show window.
Miss Belle Mcdonald, who has beer
visiting in Berlin for a few days, re
turned home last night.
The Rev. p. n. Granger of lrasburgl
is in the city for a few days on business
He is cousin of Dr. II. o. Worthcn.
Miss Jennie Brown is to commence
work Saturday for Miss HENDERSON as
trimmer at her millinery parlors in East
Barre
Don't forget the dance to be given by
Clan Gordon tomorrow evening, Great
preparations have been made for grand
time.
Mrs. George A. Morse and Mrs. W.
n. Siloway arrived in the city yester-
day for few DAYS visit with Mrs. II.
w. Scott.
a lodge of Odd Fellows is to be in
stituted in Wiliamstown in the near
future but the date has not vet been
fixed upon.
Mr.. Jones of Boston of the granite
firm of Jones Brothers is in the city for
a few days looking after his interests
here.
George Hubbard former resident
of Montpelier new of st. Johnsbury is
visiting his nephew George IL. Bishop
for few days.
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge,
|. o. o. +. this evening the first degree
will be worked on one candidate and re-
freshments will be served afterwards.
The Barclay Bros. shipped today to
o. two more carloads of the
Wade Memorial monument, making in
all now IS carloads that have been ship
ped.
Mrs. Abbie Crossctt will address the
Spiritualists in &. \. r.. Hall. Opera
House block Montpelier, Sunday, Apr.
10th at 2 80 p. m. All are cordially
invited
Chicken pie dinner tonight at the
vestry. First table at ) 80
second table will be ready at 80.
Chicken pie dinner 25 cents, ice cream
10 cents extra.
DR.. W. +. Mann has now located his
dental office at 1S9 Washington street
at the end of the car track, and he will
be glad to welcome any of his friends
and patrons at this place.
Ben French and Fred Gokev recently
of the volunteer hospital corps are high
ly elated over the prospect of receiving
an extra months paw owing to the pas
sage of a resolution to pay the regulars
for an extra month as the hospital corps
was not mustered out until a month after
their brother volunteers
The city council held an executive
session last night to consider the water
situation. The reports of the different
experts were considered and talked
over. The council, after their little
private talk with Mr.. Goodhue the other
night, are trying to settle the matter up
without any lcsnl complications if pos
sible
There was good attendance at the
Good Templars social last evening and
all those present passed a pleasant even
ing. The program rendered was as
follows: Cornet solo, j. NJ. Buzzell
farce, "Buncoed b Gosh" by five young
men; song, Cora Mann; music, Bruce,
violin; jenkins, harp; reading, Stella
marcn, led by Mr.. Hoyt. Fol
lowing the above came a very ntele est
Ing peanut hunt.
City Engineer Currier had an interest,"
ms experience yesterday with that uni