Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-30

Angelo Scampini has nearly complct
ed the house which he has been build
ing on Berlin street
There is to be meeting of the direc
+ tors and managers OF the Vinctia clu
at their club rooms this evening.
Don't forget the dance at South Barr,
tomorrow evening and also the one a
East Barre Saturday night.
The mlliners are holding their open
ing today, an account OF which will ap
pear in tomorrow's TELEGRAM.
F. f. Langley returned yesferda,
afternoon from few days business tri
to Rutland and Fort Edward, n. Y.
The Rev. DIR. S. N. Jackson and son
DR.. Nelson jackson, returned yesterda,
afternoon from short visit in Burling
ton.
Mr.. Sadlier is 10 move from the Gar
vey house on Pearl street and the va
Gated tenement is to be occupied by e
j. Hawes.
Joseph Lamb of the seminary went tc
Mortified yesterday and he will spend
the remainder Of the vacation there and
in Randolph.
George Badger has gone 10 Wells
River and from there he expects to 60
to Mclndoes, where Ward n Douglass
are doing some work.
Charlas Vancor left this morning for
his former home in Burlington for IA
short visit. His sister there is Very sick
and not expected to live.
Wafer Superintendent G. S. Currier is
busy closing up his work for the past
year and is making out the rental bills
for the use of city water.
Charles Bishop is to move into the
Sowles house at the corner of Second
and Beckley streets, where he will set
up housekeeping the first Of April.
Miss Annie Mead of Smith College
in Northampton, Mass, arrived in the
CITY last night to remain during the va
cation VITA her sister Mrs. w. +. Morse.
Ezra Brainard. DR., returned yester-
day from his home in Middlebury, where
he has been to attend the closing exer-
rSes OF the winter term of Middlebury
college,
G. l.. Currier returned yesterday
from Newport where he has been for
the past few days called there by law
suit between the Boston and Maine II.
K. Co., and the town of Hardwlck.
Elaborate preparations are being
made to haYe the Champlain club dance,
which takes place in Tomassi hall next
Monday night, grand success. This
IS the first -:nnual Easter ball given by
hetlub.
Those who have been awaiting the
issuing of the usual Fast Day proclame-
tiun 10y Governor Smith, have evidently
forgotten that the holiday heretofore OBJ
served as Fast Day was abolished by
the last general assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith entertain
ed several of their friends at their home
on Perry street last evening. The en-
trrtainment consisted chiefly of whist
playing. Refreshments were served
and the occasion was a most pleasant
one.
The arbitration committees from the
local Sharpenters, branch No. 2, aud
from the Granite Manufacturers assucia-
ton met last night, but no definite bust
ness was done except TO arrange for the
preliminaries. The next meeting is to
be held next Wednesday evening.
The boys at the Barclay Brothers Of
lice were somewhat taken aback this
when man called in and ask
at them to show him their line Of spring
,als. they showed the inquirer gran
lie monument cap but that was too ,
'eavy for his upper story to safely
.arrv.
The electric road cases have been laid
m the table for so long time that the ,
public has had doubts that they would
yer rise again. In this connection, the
ttorneys state that they expect to ar
ange for hearing in these cases btfor I
udge Thompson within few days. \
Charles E. Perrin of Montpelier IS
carly ready to ship to Wendell p. Var
ngIon, Boston wool merchant, the
lrgest consignment of wool which he '
as shipped for some years. The lot )
i'll exceed 25 900 pounds, the market
rice of which will run from IL to 20
'nts according to the quality. -