Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-18

OF horses to Waltham Mass.
j. p. Lampson of Cabot was in the
city on legal business this forenoon.
The last of the staging in front Of the
city hall was taken down this afternoon.
w. W. Calder opened his harness
shop on Depot square again this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Hutchins of Williamstown is Wis.,
iting her sister Mrs. Louis Dana this
week.
Montpelier Seminary is to play Nor
wich University in Montpelier on Sat
urday.
Mrs. f. A. Mcdonald and John p.
Mcdonald of Buffalo, n. Y, are in the
city today.
Alex Hanton leaves soon for Hard.
wick where be will work at his trade.
cutting stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G., Lapoint are in
South Washington today to attend a
wedding anniversary.
The injunction cases against the Bar
re property owners will come up before
Judge Thompson tonight.
John Dundas and James Cruickshank
leave tonight for Cleaveland. Ohio,
where they expect to work.
Fred Glynn of Boston who has been
visiting friends here for a few DAYS
returned home this morning.
E. F. Smith returned Yesterday from
Brattleboro where he attended the grand
encampment of Odd Fellows.
William X. Peck the advance agent
of the Forepaugh & Sells Bros. circus
was in the city on business today.
F. B. Winnie left today for Rutland
after spending a few days here in the
interests of the U. S. Registry Co.
Over thirty tickets for the Merchants
and Clerks banquet have already been
sold in the Miles and Gordon blocks al
one.
Horace Woodward and wife who re-
Gently sold their place in Websterville
left today for Queechee where they are
to reside.
Charles Rowland. Eugene Prindte,
Virgil Ayers and several others left
afternoon for Philippsbnrgh P. @.
for a few days fishing trip.
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook shipped a
TO the Leibersont quarry yester-
day to go or the Blondin carrier. 1t
weighed 365 pounds.
K. l.. Densmore has finished the work
of raising the stone shed of w. ID. Kid
der two feet. Next week he will raise
Mass & Gordon's shed in the same way.
Mcdonald, Cutler & Co.'S, derrick
broke this morning and Smith, Whit
comb Il Cook are repairing ii for them.
1t will be in working order by tomor-
row.
The Goddard baseball team return
ed from Burlington this morning and
greeted by several admiring en-
husiats from down town also two stu
K. l.. Densmore sold today to Peter
.eclair a building lot on Elmwood
venue, and Mr.. Densmore has the con-
ract for putting in a cellar and erecting
house on the lot.
The w. G. T. u, will meet with Mrs.
!. f. Barnes on Saturday afternoon May
70, at 80 p. m, a good attendance is
lesired as the state and county Presid-
mt will be with us on that day.
The work of fitting up for a meat
market the store recently occupied by
J. ID. Sunderland has been commenced
nd MIR. Waterman will have one of
he most up to date markets in the city.
Thomas McIntosh's laundry team was
eft standing in front of the laundry
bout 6 O'Clock last night aud the horse
tarted out on a journey among the trees
n Mrs. Wheelock's lawn. Result
he top of the new S120 cart was to-
lilly demolished.
Fred S. Glynn who has been visiting
is sister in the city for a few days past
,turned this noon to his home in Cam
Mass. where he will he will re-
lain for about three weeks and then
o to Saratoga where he has a position
18th a bicycle firm.
One Of our leading young %tonsorial
fists accompanied by a friend went
own to the Junction last night to see
friend aboard the train
r Chicago. The conversation was so
teresting that they did not hear the
I'll ring and only came to a realization
the situation when the train commen-
d to move. Fred would have Jumped
{ if he had been alone but he was
raid to have her try it consequently ,