Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-17
Prof, Elmore's dancing school is to-

Miss Lucy Dodge Of Montpelier Wis
tied friends in the city Yesterday.
Remember the dance at South Barre
tenight. Go and have good time.
The Red Cross Pharmacy has fine
display OF cigars in their show windows.
A class in modelling in clay will be-
gin soon in the studio Of William Duff,
Currier block.
The case of Bushy VS.. Latue for
alleged back wages will be heard before
Judge Boyce tomorrow.
DIR. Il. Il. Nichols was in West Calais
to see Mrs. Elvira Z. Morse
who has been i'll for some time.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society
meets this evening at o'clock. New
officers will be elected, and other bnsi-
ness of Importance transacted.
The Burns Club has under consider
alton their annual masquerade bali
which will probably take place some
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Ed. Desc wentto Montpelier yester
day to make arrangements for another
wrestling match with Welch, but thu
latter is said to have refused another
trial.
The management of the Seminary
basket ball team is in correspondence
with several other school teams and il
is likely that there will be several
games arranged this winter.
DIR, g. +. Camp left last night for
Atlanta, Geors ia, called there by
message which said that his brother
in-law, A. N. Chambellin, was in
very critical condition.
The committees from the Granite
Cutters Union and from the Manufacture
cas- Association met last night with the
result that both committees are H.
report to their respective bodies.
Don't forget the caucu>cs in wards
one, three and five tonight. Be sure
you know who you are voting for ant
put men in nomination who will with
out bias or stubborness be willing to d.
justice to all.
Watch the papers for further an
nouncements in regard to the "Birth-
day Party" to be held in the Baptist
church next week In the meantime,
be making your plans to attend. A good
time may be expected.
1t is understood that $25 has beer
posted with the Evening Argus for
match between Jimmie O'Neil ant
Barrels "Unknown." As soon as O'Neil
covers the forfeit arrangements will he
made for n match.
The recent cold snap was too much
for the water pipe, city system supply
ing Nelson Hamel's house on So.iiil
Main street and it is being dug up to.
day. The ground is frozen five feet
and seven inches deep there.
The case of Mrs. Martha A. Pratt Of
Plaintield against Lewis Sena of Barre
to recover i. board bill was heard in
city court this morning before Judge
Boycc. Decision was reserved Till Mon.
LAY morning. lexington aud Lunt APP
peared for the plaintiff and M. Nj. Cor
don and Frank Williams for the defense.
The funeral of Mrs. w. Il. Page who
died recently of typhoid fever will be
held tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
from the house on Washington street.
The officiating clergymen will be the
Rev. 4. NJ. Fuller and the Rev. A. 4.
Atwater.
Qnite large party or people from
Barre attended the anniversary patty If
Mr. and Mrs. John Maiden at the Lang
don House in Granileville. 1t was
The tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding and several beautiful presents
were brought including a silver
service set. The early part of the even.
ing was spent in playing cards and i"
singing. At abou, IL O'Clock fine
supper was served, after which the
floor was cleared and they all enjoyed
the rest of the evening in dancing.
Prof, c. A. Bliss of Saratoga, N. Y,
was in the city yesterday TO make
for opening of a large
business college here. Professor Bliss
is already the President of several
successful colleges in Krenc, N. H.,
North Adams, Mass, Fitchburg and
Saratoga and there Is 10 question but
that he would make a success of such
IN institution in Barre. He was called
back home last night by Il letter and the
is that he will not open here
this spring, however II he can find
suitable location he thought he would
begin next September.
There was an exciting runaway on
Maine street last night and there was q
lively scattering Of pedestrians for a
few minutes. 1t appears that Leroy
Bailey got mixed up in snow bank at
North Barre and in trying to turn his
sleigh around the horse because fright
ened aud started Mt breakneck speed up
Main street carrying with him nothing
but the shafts which struck his heels al
vvery jump. He took to the sidewalk
in front Of Payette, Mendelsohn & Co.'S
cigar store and continued his mad career
much to the fright of everybody on the
street until he reached the Barre News
Agency where he came in contact with
The side Of the building and came to
halt.