Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-11
CITY NEWS
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

to Tomasi's block.
Louise Woodward is working for
Mark Berry of Third street.
Angelo Scampini is grading around
his houses on Berlin street.
Miss Maude Goodell of St. Johnsbury
is guest of Miss Cora Cook.
Look out for your valuables if you
must leave them in your house tomor-
row.
A large number of people are stop
ping with friends here till after Dewey
Day.
Annie Boyce of Middlesex is visiting
her sister, Mrs. &. j. Halves, at North
Barre.
Mrs. c. l.. Hynes of IIardwick is
visiting Mrs. e. +. Nye for few
days.
l.. A. Dustin is shingling Arthur Buz-
zell's two tenement house ON Merchant
street.
Will Moulton and wife of St. Johns
bury are visiting at w. d. Gliddens for
few days.
Keep in mind that great attraction
for tonight, "Other Peoples Money" at
the Barre opera house.
Mrs. H. c. Daniels of Lyndonville
arrived in the city today to visit her
sister, Mrs. Len Wiley.
Alphonse Gignac returned last night
from weeks vacation, spent at his
home in Lebanon, N. II.
A good many people have adopted
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and gone TO
Montpelier today to see the decorations
before the city is crowded
George Carroll, who has been laid
off for the past three weeks with the
rheumatism, has returned to work for
his brother in the stone shed.
a large number of people will doubt
less take advantage of their opportunity
while at Montpelier, to come to Barre
and see the Burns monument.
Decorations have begun in Barre and
the Combination Cash Store is rcsplen
dent with the Stars and Stripes.
Billy Riley, employed by Clanhew &
Gray had his eye badly injured and
went to DR.. Hanson for treatment.
Remember the tickets for The Chris
tian go on sale Friday morning at the
Red Cross Pharmacy. Don't get left.
Miss Edith Sherburne of Plymouth,
Mass, is in the city for few days, the
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
j. A. Sherburne.
There are great many strangers in
the city this afternoon. They are mostly
visitors from distance, who are here
to attend the Dewey celebration.
J. w. Webster left this morning for
Denver, COL, where he is to work. He
expects to be accompanied by James
Welsh who will join him on the road.
A letter received here few days ago
from Levi Greigware in British Column
bia states that work is scarce there and
that he intends to 60 to Raymond, CAL,
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett of Plymouth,
Mass, are visiting friends in the city
for few days. They attended the
yacht races at New York that did not
materialize.
Barre people who are running re-
freshment stands at Montpelier at he
Dewey celebration report that the Mont
pelier officials are little "fussy"
about granting them privileges.
Daniel Bisbee was invited this MORN
ing by Col. Hooker to serve as one of
the aids. tomorrow. Mr.. Bisbec cordial
ly replied to the colonel in brief note
that he was no eleventh hour man.
Barre's electric lights were shipped to
this morning and anything
else that Montpelier wants of the
Granite City to aid in the welcome of
Admiral Dewey will be cheerfully do
lated.
The electrics yesterday afternoon
we're packed with people going to
to view the beautiful deco
'ations along the streets there. Travel
ing men and those who attended the
celebration in New York say that no
ity was ever more thoroughly decorat-
ID than is Montpelier at the present
ime.
Realizing the utter improperly of the
manner in which Barre, one of the
argest cities in the state, has been
reated in connection with the Dewey |
an invitation was sent this t
forming by Col. Hooker to DR.. Joe =,
ackson Of this city to act as one of the s