Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-28
Hon. Zed Stanton is in the CITY today

Alonzo Shepard began work for j, 7.
Callaghan in his bakery to-day.
Remember the lawn party at the
home of Mrs. F. T. Cutler tonight.
The case of Eddy VS.. Segel was up
again at two O'Clock this afternoon.
Peter Depatie has gone to Milton to
remain over Sunday with his family.
Mrs. 0. M. Fisher of Montpelier
called on relatives in the city yester-
day.
Attorney Frank Bailey Of Montpelier
was in the city on legal business last
evening.
The referee case of Anderson ~
Fowlie was brought up again this
morning.
E. W. Porter left this morning for st.
Adams, where he has a position on the
G. V. road.
Napoleon Lebegre left this afternoon
for Essex junction where he has posi-
ton in barber shop.
Deputy Sheriff E. G. French return
ed last night from llardwick where he
has been ON legal business.
The number If seats to be placed in
the opera house is 1860 not lncludn.
the boxes or standing room.
One of Barclay Bros. men had III"
small finger Of his lett hand baily
crushed while handling stone this fore
noon.
M. NJ. Gordoa was in Plainteld YES
terday to attend to the Robert Little liq-
uor case. The case Was continued I'M
til Monday.
One of the youngest railway conduc-
tors in the United States is the young
son of j. q. Flint. He is on the Semi
nary Hill line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack left this noon for
Boston from which place they Will sail
for Edinburgh, Scotland where they
will remain for year.
Alderman Harry Patterson is brother
to Mrs Hutchinson the owner of the
| Houghten farm and Mills in Orange
where it is proposed to build the new
reservoir,
Mayor Gordon was takcn suddenly
i'll in his office this morning DR.. j.
Henry jackson was summoned and hap
PLY Mr.. Gordon is feeling better this
afternoon.
The travelling men W no visit the city
all agree that manager Lapoint was
very fortunate in securing the "TWo
Little Migrants" for the opening attrac-
ton at the opera house.
Ezra Gingeno of WebstervilIe died
today after two weeks illness from
typhoid fever. The deceased WAS %
years old. The body will be taken tAis
afternoon to Quebec for burial,
Clyde McCorkle is correspondent for
a reliable firm Of brokers. He has his
office in the Wheelock building, wLeIe
half hourly bulletins from the New
York stock markets can be seen.
Rev. j. w. Hamilton d. d. of Gin
cinnati 0. will speak at Hedding Meth
odst Church next Sunday morning.
DIR. Hamilton is known from the Atlantic
tothe Pacific as an eloquent and forci-
bic speaker.
There will be no more enjoyable
party this season than the lawn party
tonight at the home of Mrs. f. II. Gut
Ter. This is given by the Ladies Union
and everyone will be made welcome
Cake and ice cream will be served.
Ed Bruce is organizing an orchestra
for the new opera house. 1t is the en-
deavor of MIR. Bruce and the opera
house manager to have the orchestra
made up of home talent and several ar
lists have been induced TO come here to
reside, This, it is to be hoped, will
lead to the ultimate organization of Il
band.
Before voting on the all important
water question every voter should take
a trip to Orange Brook and see the
place for themselves, study the situation
thoroughly, and without prejudice be
ready to help the city out of the present
disagreeable situation. Something
must be done at once. Orange Brook
analyses well, and for the interests of
the city let everyone use his best and
clearest judgment on the case.
Evan l.. White who has been sick for
a long time died this morning at his
home on Summer street. He was 40
years of age last November and has liv-
ed in Barre for the past four yrs. He was
born in Hinesburgh. The funeral will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Hedding Medothist church. the Rev.