Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-07

The Novelty Store has already begun
to sell Dewey mcdels for the coming
celebration.
Charles Young of Albany, N Y, has
sold small lot on Batcbeldcr's Meadow
to John and Donald Smith.
Mrs. II. II. Webb of Granicyillc died
Wednesday night about II o'clock.
The funeral is Sunday afternoon.
G. |. jackson & Co. are to have a
carload of apples arrive here next
week. They are Baldwins and green
ings.
October 10 is the date for "The
Christian" at the Barre opera house. 1t
will he the dramatic event of the sea-
son.
We have no hesitation in saying that
City Clerk Wells has the finest col
lection of Photographic views of any
amateur in the city.
All members of Canton Vinton arc
requested to be at their hall at s O'Clock
Monday evening as there is a drill in
preparation for Dewey Day.
1t is said that iirst-class stonecutter
can get job in any shed in Barre at the
present time. That doesn't look as
though business was very dull.
Ward and Douglass arc building an
addition to their store on South Main
street occupied by M. j. MCGOWAN that
will more than double the size of the
building.
W. II. Hoisington and E. A. Drown
are each putting up a very pretty cot
tage Oh the lots they purchased Of the
French estate. Both are nearly ready
for the plasterers.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Mills returned
yesterday from weeks stay in New
York City, Mrs. Mills was there for
for the purpose of seeing the fall fash
ions in ladies' gowns.
Adjutant George Tilden and the other
mounted officers of the Vermont Nation
al Guard were notified yesterday that
each must provide his own saddle horse
for the Dewey Day parade.
Work Oh the Orange Brook extension
was finished yesterday and everything is
completed pending the further discre-
ton of the courts and the power of the
city government TO proceed further.
L. j. Bolster is tearing down an old
brick chimney at his granite shed in
Depot square which is occupied by W.
D. Gliddcn and G. d. Swascy. This
chimney has been unsafe and will be
replaced with tile chimney.
Jefferson street, one of the new
streets on tho old French estate, is now
equipped with a new surface sewer,
main sewer, city water main, and
spring water main. The manholes are
nearly completed and a hydrant has
oeen put in.
Mr.. Riese of the Groton Bridge Man
'facturing Co. of Fitchburg, Mass, is
n the city today to begin work Oh the
ron bridge on Brook street. Part of
he iron has arrived and the rest of it
las been shipped, so that the bridge
will be finished inside the four wears
INIT.
He that CANDLES is neither knave
n fool. If he wins he takes other
'eople's money without any equivalent:
he loses he gives up his own on the
anne terms. The broker on the "Open
'oard of Trade" is the go-between of
naves and fools. 10 him the world
evolves around the wheat pit. You al
rays know how to find him. When you
ave found him, you never know how
} get rid of him. Such character in
re person of Painter p. T. Dean lives
nd such character is to be found in
10 comedy, "Other Peoples Money"
nd such charao Ter to such q man as
hutchinson Hopper is convenient and
seful. He is man of ideas "who
nows a thing or two", and more to the
oint, man without scruples. Hutch
son Hopper made no mistake in Paint
. P. 7. Dean. He is the beau-ideal ;
curbstone broker, with his office in
s hat and his conscience in his shoes !
here it is easy to kick off. His ideas,
ccesses and fiascos,cut quite an impor- !
mt figure as played by Mr.. James !
oyd in "Other Peoples Money" at the !
IRE opera house, Wednesday Oct, II.