Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-11

Gospel village this summer.
Win Rogers of Hardwick is in the city
doing electric wiring for several parties
L. o. Marion has just added an ell
ectric cigar lighter to the equipments Of
his store.
Malcolm Smith of Hooker hill who
has been sick for several months i,
improving.
DR., Worthen is Laying some new
floors and having some calcimining done
in his block.
A. Sherman went to Rutland today
Phil Marion returned from Burling.
ton last night.
Mrs. Kathrene Barnum returned this
morning from a few days visit will
relatives in Milton.
The Epworth League is to hold an
elaborate banquet at the Hedding
church tomorrow evening.
The base ball game between Goddard
and Middlebu1y College is going on on
the Seminary Campus this afternoon.
Work was commenced this morning
in tearing down the old barns purchased
of the French estate by j. r. George
Conductor Stephen Colby returned to
duty this morning on the c V. road
after a weeks vacation spent in Brattlc-
boro.
Mrs. Ida Marceau of Malone, N. T.,
arrived in the city today to visit her
sister Mrs. j. A. L. Julian for few
weeks.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church
will meet a week from tomorrow, MAY
10Th instead of tomorrow to clean the
church.
Hiawatha Lodge, |. o. o. F., works
the second degree this evening and The
noble grand asks full attendance of
the degree team and members.
Orlando Knapp of Tampa, Florida,
Was in the city yesterday calling on his
nephew O. X. HOLSTER. Mr.. Knapp is
10 spend the summer in Vermont.
"Side Tracked" is among the book
ings for the new opera house. This is
the company which was "siae tracked
by the burning of the old opera house
John McTigue former first baseman
for the Barre champions now of Holy
Cross was injured in the game with
Amherst few days ago and is laid off
in consequence.
The watch traders exchange reports
business as rather dull in spite of the
beautiful weather The cause is gener-
ally laid at the door of the fakir who
struck town last night.
Constable BucLanan's horse was left
in front of the Bolster block
this morning when she took fright and
ran up the street causing some excite
ment but doing no damage.
All MEMBERS of Count Granite City
F. of A., are requested to be present at
he regular meeting Tuesday evening
Is business of Importance is tn be tran
,acted and every member should be
presented. 2
The Ladies of Clan Gordon will give
IN ice cream social at Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening at o'clock. A fine
concert will be given consisting of songs
nd recitalions. Admission including
ce cream Is cents Everyone is cor
Ilally invited to be present. Cd.
The Salvation Army cases which have
,een on the docket since March 9TH
we're brought up before Justice Fay
his morning and were continued until
wo weeks from yesterday. M. NJ.
iorlon tor the state and W. W. Lapoint
nd Frank Martin for the respondents,
Fred Pats an adopted child of Mr..
nd Mrs Rudolph Pats was arrested
esterday by Truant Officer French for
abitual truancy and wiiful disobedience
+ the regulations of the public schools.
le was brought before Justice Fay
nd sentenced to seven years at the State
Industrial School where he was taken
oday by officer French
Work was commenced yesterday af-
ernoon pointing up the slonewOrk and
leaning down the front of the city hall.
! Mr.. Gregorie formerly of Chicago,
It. Louis, and other large cities is do
~ the pointing. lie has made a study
f this kind of work aud is consider
n expert. His services were secured
Or this job at considerable expense.
Chauncy Harris and AID Whilconb
eturned yesterday afternoon from their
shing trip to Greensboro pond. They
eport rather poor luck, bringing back
My 20 trout, one of them weighing 8 |
ounds and an other 6 pounds. The ice
id not all 60 out Of the pond till Satur-
ay. On Tuesday morning sheet of