Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-17
Where is the street sprinkler?

Mrs. w. +. Morse went to Bethel thi
morning for short visit.
Martin Smith of Calais spent Sunda,
with his wife at r. l.. Clark's.
Mrs. Thompson of Randolph visite,
relations in the city on Saturday.
Orson Woodcock of Randolph was il
the city on business Saturday.
Harley Meaker returned this mornin!
from short visit in St. Adams.
The Rev. Alvin Smith of Williams
town was in the city this morning.
Charles r. Scott and H. E. Lucas re-
turned this morning from Swanton.
The railing is being put around the
gallery at the new opera house today.
Be sure to read all our lads" every
day. You win be sure to discover bar
gains.
The choir at the Congregational
church repeated the Easter music last
evening.
All the pastors in the city spoke Sunday
on the subject of the observance of the
Sabbath van
There have been 40 appointments of
ushers and stage hands for the new
opera house.
Addison jackson returned this morn.
ing to the U. V. NJ. after short visit in
the city.
The TELEGRAM's prize Quaker Grand
Range is on exhibition al Prindle &
Averills. Examine it.
Il. c. Ellsworth and wife left this
morning for two weeks visit in Bur-
ington and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Atwater leave
tomorrow morning for Newport to
attend the annual conference.
Miss Luren Spooner left Saturday
noon for Franklin n. H.. where she has |
position and is to reside.
Joe Vieu of the Seminary is showing
up well as pitcher, and if Bush is dis
abled any time will probably fill the box.
The business men OF Burlington voted
to aid the Rutland Canadian
to enter that city and the Union
Station.
Mayor Gordon has been retained as
counsel for the defense in the case of
state VS.. Norton which is to come I'D
his week.
A. J. Robbins who has been visiting
ls aunt Mrs. A. f. Atwater for the
oast week left this morning for his home
IL Buffalo, N. Y.
Fred Waterman will have one of the
inest meat markets in the city when he
,ets moved into his new apartments in
he Blanchard block.
The first base ball game of the season
'ere will be Tufts College VS.. Goddard
N the Seminary campus on May 4th.
tufts plays the L. V.M. on MAY 9th
nd 9th. :
There will be business meeting of
Over the Teacups" club at Mrs. NJ. T.
ages, AZ Elm street, Thursday at $50
. M, a full attendance of the club is t
esired. C
BILLY" Whalen. ex captain Of the U. "
NJ. team, has been engaged to coach
e Seminary team for few weeks. He ~
i'll probably come here about the mid ;,
e of this week. !,
A business meeting of the Phlomath-
n will be held tomorrow evening at
e home of Mrs. j. w. Jackson for the
rpose OF electing atternates to the
Getting at Rutland. III
49, pr
The Seminary campus is free from ice NJ
rather soft yet. The base ball can SO
iates were out there a little while 8"
'urday afternoon and expect to prac- eli
e little this afternoon.
James W. Sullivan recently cook at
Valiquet French Restaurant on 81
.ool street in Boston has been secured
). /. Callaghan as,cook in his eating
Tors in the Durkee block.
there will be social and dance at
es Hall, Graniteville, on the evening
friday, April 81. under the auspices
'ourt Rob Roy, No. 6, F. of A. Adj
sion and supper 81. All are invited.
Rutland, according to the Evening
vs., the "jags" have new STYLE of
losure, laying their buchollc behav-
o large and repeated doses of patent
icine. What is the next act in the
e?
isSaid that the city officials expect to I
Charles Jones, bid of 5000 for janitor \
in the new city hall down to 1928 I
mount OF the bid submitted by-Mr com
."o use VI Mus
hitting any bids to the city council, for ,
ow2 and