Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-20

u. S. Cheever went to Randolph
this noon on short business trip.
G. r. Scott returned last night from
Groton.
Isaac Recor is moving into his new
house at South Barre.
DR.. +. G. Ligouri returned last
night from Burlington.
William Ward the popular milkman
is taking a brief vacation.
j. N. Chamberlain Of Burlington
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Margaret Harrigan has re-
turned from White River Junction.
The Rev. p. M. McKenna and M.
Marion have returned from Iberville,
P.Q.
Miss Alta Coloine went to her home
in Plattsburgh this morning for a few
days visit.
Charlie Sharkey of Smith Brothers
meat market is confined to the house
with a fever.
Mr.. Lapoint desires to thank the
Montpelier people for attending the
play last night.
William Carey is suffering with a
badly bruised thumb, which he struck
with a hammer.
Joseph Martin has gone to his tim
Der land in Orange to commence the
winters chopping.
Frank Cutler has purchased of Rill
Mcleod the chestnut mare formerly
owned by Fred Cutler.
The engine at Mari & Gordon's pol
ishing mill is again in the hands of
the Whitcomb Bros. for repairs.
Don't forget the foot ball game on
Bolster's trotting park tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Ladies' free.
Harry Huse, who broke his leg sew
eral weeks ago, is now able to be on
the street with the aid of crutches.
Miss Mabel Collins, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. 4. Campbell, return
ed to her home in Hyde Park today.
There will be dance at Unity
Temple in South Barre tonight, and
the ladies will furnish an oyster sup
per.
Indications are that there will be a
larger sale of seats for "Jack and the
Beanstalk " than there was for "The
Christian.
Fred Cutler and George Porter are
to move in a few days to the Clark
Perrin place which they recently per-
CHI ased.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Whitney went
to Burlington this afternoon, called
there by the dangerous illness of Mr..
Whitney's mother.
Don t forget to look on the third
page every day for city news. You
will find a full column or more there
every day. All fresh news, too.
Many people who have seen Ellie
Ellsler and Viola Allen in the part OF
Glory Quayle say that Miss Ellsler is
fully the equal of Viola Allen.
Friend Whitcomb and Charlie Doug
lass go to Chester, Mass, tomorrow to
set up the steam capstan that Whit
comb Brothers shipped there the other
day.
Some of the iron stringers have
been placed on the abutments for the
N. Main street bridge, but the work.
men were laid Off this forenoon on &C
count of rain.
Every rain demonstrates the neces-
sity of crossing at Granite street.
At this point great many people
have occasion to cross Main street,
and while they can get across in dry
weather fairly we'll, it is nearly i'm
possible to cross after a rain, as the
mud is then ankle deep in the street.
The crossings situated above and be-
low this street are nothing to brag
about, and it takes great many I'M
necessary steps to use either of them
from Granite street. 1t is hoped that
the City Fathers will wake up to the
occasion and put in crossing of some
sort at this point, and then they can
probably find other places that will be
benefited by a crossing, if they search
diligently.