Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-10


Elmer Barrows and George Ross are
in WilliamstOwn on business taday.
Miss Mary Wilson of East Hampton,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. J. A. Whitcomb.
f. l.. Smith left this morning for Old
Orchard. Me-, to be gone for about a
week.
f. II. Chatfield returned yesterday
afternoon from few days visit at his
home in Randolph
Special meeting of Company + to-
morrow night when the new badges
will be distributed
Leslie p. Austin purchased and had
placed in his house today new Basins
piano from H. A. Gould.
James Marion and daughter Natalie
went to Burlington this morning for a
few days visit at j. G. Delaney's.
The Ladies' prayermeetng of He'd
ding M. E. church will be held in the
church parlor on Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigclow return
ed to their home in Brookfeld last
night after a short visit at Mrs j. B..
Chamberlain's.
Miss Lizzie German left yesterday
afternoon for Richmond. where she has
accepted position as trimmer for Miss
Kate Gleason in her Millinery parlors.
Joe Sanders Of Orange was in the
city today looking up someone to 90 on
a fishing trip. He finally struck John
Brassaw and they went to Berlin Pond
The Rev. E. M. Fuller went to St.
Adams this morning, where he is to de-
liver an address before the Lamoile
Young Peoples Association this after
noon.
f. II. McAndrew representing the
Sosmer & Lander scenic artists of
Chicago is in the city today and will be
present at the city council meeting this
evening.
st. Aldemar Commandery No. II H..
L. have been invited by Rev. w. j..
Harris, ID. D., to attend in BODY the
services at the church of the Good
Shepherd next Sunday.
The game tomorrow between Middle
bury College and Goddard Seminary on
Seminary campus should be close and
exciting contest and it is hoped that a
good sized crowd will be present.
o. j. Bartlett Of the Springfield Gas
Machine Company, who has been in the
city experimenting the putting in of the
new gas lighting plant at st; Monica's
church, left today for Waterbury where
he has some work to do for the Com
pany.
AT the meeting of the II. c. n. ?. A.
last evening it was voted to give $40
towards the Burns monument fund, 1t
was decided to hold the joint banquet of
The clerks and merchants on the oath of
May. The Civic Federation is to get up
he banquet.
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will give
IN ice cream social at Odd Follows hall
Friday evening al 3 o'clock A fine
concert will be given consisting of songs
md recitations. Admission including
ce cream Is cents Everyone is cor
llally invited to be present ID
The Rangers foot ball team are or
Tered out for practice tomorrow even
ng at $50 and on Saturday after
loon at 2 o'clock. There are several of
he best players and former members of
he team who have not presented an APP
'earance on the field and for the inter-
sis of foot ball in Barre they are earn
silly requested to do so hereafter.
DR.. e. f. Camp received this morning
he appointment as Consulting Surgeon
+ the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Bur-
ngton. DR.. Camp graduated from the
J. V. NJ. medical college in 1880 and
rom the post graduate college in New
'ork in 1888. Since that time he has
cen successful practitioner in this
lty.
Captain E. j. Bad ger received today
'om the Adju'ant Generals office the
ew badges for Company +. There are
1 of them and us has been previously
ated they are the generous donation of
oil. w. Seward Webb to the LIST. Yer
'ont regiment. No regiment in the
)untry can boast of Il more beautiful
: precious souvenir of the late war with
pain than these are. The upper half
insists of metal taken from Cerveras
igshlp, Maria Teresa and on the back :
the Vermont coat of arms. Below
the badge of the corps and the inscrip-
On s.Spanisli- American War 1898" also