Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-12
Joe Taft is on the sick list.

William Edison OF kandoIph Is IN tn'
city on business today
Joseph Nc Cormick left this mornin.
Oh IA short visit in Rutland.
Miss Lizzie German is assisting at tb'
Art Novelty Store for few days.
A number of the horsemen are atten
ding the sale of horses at Montpelier.
Joseph Kennedy returned to work
this morning after two days illness.
Henry Wheeler from "Stovepipt
City" is in the city on business today.
Joseph Libbey commenced work
painting on the new city hall this morn
ing.
Stephen Gitlin who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida returned here
yesterday.
f. M. Tayntor went to Mortified this
noon for a short business trip returning
tonight.
The merchants and farmers report the
maple sugar crop as very light so far
this season.
A large consignment of betting ar
rived for the Barre Supply Company
this morning,
The plate glass windows were put in
to the stores being fitted up by o. H..
Hale yesterday.
1t will take about two days longer to
finish putting the steele ceiling on the
new opera house.
Miss Maloney, employed by W. Z.
Halves, is visiting relatives in Water
bury for few days.
l.. M. Averill received two hundred
pounds more Of the Worlds Fair prize
maple sugar yesterday.
George Colt of Wrightsville is run
ming the National Polishing Co.'S plant
while c. r. Dutton is ill.
The last diphtheria sign III the city,
that on the house of James Milne on Long
street, has been taken down.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Griffin are reoic-
ING over the arrival OF a II pound boy
who was born this morning.
Arthur Costonoguay left last night
for Fitzwilliam N. II. where he will
work in the granite business.
The Ladies' and Pastors Union of the
church will hold sociable at
he church on Friday evening.
According to the talk at present the
whole interior of the new opera house
S to be painted cream color.
George Burroughs, who has been on
he sick list for week or two, resumed
work for l.. M, Averill yesterday.
Fifteen stonecutters' trunks arrived in
he city this morning. from various parts
# the world. Truly Barre is growing.
The trustees Of the Uni versalist
hurch meet with the committee on re-
'airing the church vestry this after
loon.
j. NJ. Eastman OF the firm of Eastman
'rothers, grocers, returned to Fairlee
oday after stopping there for the past
wo weeks.
The electrical fixtures for the new
ity hall were due to arrive here last
but nothing has been heard
them so far.
G.. l.. Goodhue left on the IL o'clock
ain last night after having had con-
renee with the city council ON the
alter supply question.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Perry and Mrs. T.,
. V. Perry went to Middlesex this =
orning for short visit with relatives, :.
turning this evening.
II. Fl. Patterson sold building lot on !;
atterson street this morning to Justin
etchum, who will erect house there Y
once. Consideration $3.50. il
{. X. Dutton, who has been laid OF !
ON bis duties as engineer at the Ma. a
'nal Polishing Co.'S plant, has 80 far Il
covered as to be out of doors.
+. M. Tayntor is to leave as soon as
C next issue of the Reporter is out on 8,
trip through the granite towns OF New p
Massachusetts and Rhode Il
land. ly
The Congregational church choir is "
aklnG plans for a cantata to be held in N
g near future. The Easter music will n
repeated at the services next Sunday IL
ening.
AS the result of the smoke stack nav