Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-31

MIS-. +. II. HOWE WHO Has Dccl
quite seriously i'll for some time is
reported as improving.
Constable w. II. Buchanan will be
in his office every evening this week
until $50 for the purpose of receiving
taxes now due.
The case of Justice A. G. Fay VS..
Auditor Barber is being heard before
the Supreme court today.
Harry Hart the man who was in
iured in the accident at the quarries
yesterday died last night at E o'clock.
Three granite cutters arrived in the
city last night from Westerly, Il. |.
Water Supt. Currier worked with
men all last night in search for the
break in the water main at Jockey
Hollow but they were unable to find
it.
N. ID. French returned last night
from Portland, Maine where he has
been visiting his daughter for the
past week.
Croft jackson is spending few
weeks at the Olier Martin farm in
Williamstown.
B. F, SpotTord of Boston is calling
on the fruit dealers today.
Angelo Scampini and Frank Gobbi
went to Marshtield on Il hunting eX-
curson yesterday.
e. n. Prescott has finished work ON
the electric railroad.
Conductor Goss has finished work
on the electric railroad and is working
for the Union Tea Co.
e. a. Knapp opened his restaurant
in the Morse building this morning.
He will conduct lunch counter in
connection with the restaurant and
will keep the place open at night.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Charles Reid EmSlic to Miss Alice
Ruth Wood to take place at s O'Clock
on the evening Of Nov. It'll.
Cady Averill returned last night
from Hyde Park and vicinity. lie
will remain in town for a few days.
David Lowrey's great comedy drama
"My Son Benz which is playing this
week at Her Majcsty's Theater il
Montreal and which goes direct from
Barre to the Lafayette Theatcr il
Washington, ID. G. is booked for the
Barre opera house Nov. 9th.
Miss Kate Foster who went to hel
home in East Montpelier several weeks
ago with the typhoid fever is now al
most recovered.
Miss Lucy Brown who has been sici
with the the typhoid fever at the
Seminary is now improving rapidly
| Thomas II. Cave, Jr., returned last
night from a week S visit in Boston.
| David Gale, who entered Dartmouth
college this fall, has been obliged t(
give up his studies there for the pres
ent on account of trouble with his
eyes.
Emerson Grant arrived in the city
last night from New Hampshire
where he has been working for The
past few months.
AT the teachers meeting last night
it was announced that the teachers
could use their own discretion in re
gard to attending the teachers con
vention at Brattleboro the latter part
of this week.
The Y. p. S. G. e. of the Baptist
church will hold Halloween social il
the church parlorS at 1870 this even
ing. "A musical and literary program
will be rendered, followed by game
and refreshments. A silver collection
will be taken. Everybody is welcome
William Wilson has returned from
short visit in Burlington.
Iron thresholds are being placed il
all the outer doors of the Miles gran
lite building.
Fred Collins of Montpelier is one OF
the members of the "Way Down
East" company.
James Rice, the brakeman on the
| Williamstown train, is resplendent in
new uniform and regulation cap.
Thomas Gilmore of Northtield is in
the city today on business for the Cen
trail Vermont Co.
G. A. Hurlburt, travelling agent OF
the G. A. T. r. r.. is in the city to-
day.
r. w. Kelley is to move to Colorado
within few days to reside.
r. j. Haight of Chicago, publisher
of the Monumental News, is in the
city on business for few days.
William Terry of South Ryegate is