Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-04

douglass barclay returned ms noon
to Norwich University.
Miss Nc Lam left this noon for her
home in Concord n. II.
Mrs. C.. II. Kent, returned this fore
noon from Il visit in Mortified.
Misses Grace and Hattie Ingalls, left
for their home in Norteiield this noon.
Mrs. ID. j. Howe left this noon for
Boston after a visit with relatives here.
The schools of the city closed yesier-
day Tor the two weeks spring vacation.
Miss Edith Allen left this noon for
Randolph TO visit her aunt for about a
week.
The Priscilla Club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. W. II. East
man.
James Higgins who went back to
Dartmouth today expects to return here
again in a few days.
Miss Halle Z. Wilson left last night
to spend her two weeks vacation at her
home in Berlin, NH.
9. ID. Waters OF bloomsbury, travel
ing agent of the Great Eastern line, was
in the city yesterday.
a. a. Smith Il Bro. are having some
verp creditable letter work done on then
show windows by w. j. Willis.
States Attorney Richard A. IIoar lef,
this afternoon on short business trip t.
New York city, returning Wednesday.
G. NJ Galiver of Boston was in the
city yesterday on business for G. Law
renee and Co. wholesale fruit dealers.
james Higgins who has been in the
city for the past week assisting the City
Clerk returned to Dartmouth this noon
Miss Booker teacher in the Gospel
Village school, left this morning to
spend her vacation at her home in Wat-
erbury.
A. j. Mclean returned this noon from
Maple Grove p. q. where he went IA few
days ago called there by the death of
his mother and a sister.
DIR. G. F. Camp returned today from
Atlanta Georgia where he has been for
the past two weeks to visit his brother
inlaw +. n. Chamberlain.
Miss Nellie Brown went to her home
in Northlield this morning to remain
during the vacation. She was accom-
panied by Miss Leda Stevens.
at the last nights meeting of the
Board of Civil Authority ninety eiyhl
changes in the check list were made,
most of them being new names and the
enllre checklist as revised was adopted.
Richard o. Hoar brought an njunc-
lion suit today against W. NJ. Ordway
and Frank II Tracey from bringing suit
against the Montptlir and Barre Powe.
n Traction Co. This will have the ef-
feet OF putting off the hearing for tn. |
present.
A telegram was received here vester-
lay announcing the death of Romania
Olds in Erie Penn. He was a son of
Clark Odds and brother of Mrs f. M.
Iaintor aud W. &. Odds Mr.. and Mrs.
w, Z. Odds and MIS-. +. Nj. Taintor and
son Clark left yesterday for E,ie. Mrs.
lalntor will remain about two weeks.
AT the meeting of the School Com
nlssioners last evenining it was de-
,idcd to put electric lights into the Prin.
;ipals office, the teachers room and the
main entrance OF the Spaulding building
Mrs. l., IL. Rickert was was elected
substitute teacher at Il regular salary
or the spring term, Miss Halle vii
son was retrned as teacher in the frs,
Crane at the Brooks st. building for the
coming term, Miss Anna Bissell of Shor-
vas elected teacher in the first grade in
be same building,
The name of "Mysterious Bill" is now
mere relic of the past. The owner of
he soubrquet is gone where the wood
zine twlneth in the spring and the or
nge blossoms bloom. Many, if not all
# us are sad indeed to lose his smilinp
ountenance from our midst and we
hall long cherish a tender, but not too
pnder. recollection Of his soourn
mongst us. May he prosper well in ,
ne land Of for9etmenots, where he has