Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-12-08
e. J. Gale is at Williamstown Gulf

CoNdJ.
William Rust has finished work for
j. p. Corskie.
Mrs. Frank Northrop left this morn
ing for a visit in St. Adams. "
G. II. Powers of Burlington is in
the city on business today.
Patrick Gleason leaves this after
noon for his home in Tingwick, P. q.
Joseph Kennedy is laid up as the re-
suit of having piece of steel in his
eye.
James Cashen's house on Newton
street has been connected with the
city water system.
Peter Kennedy has returned to work
work at Anderson & Sons. yesterday
after few days illness.
Ed Mitchell has finished work for
Barclay Bros. and has entered the en-
ploy of the Harrison Granite Co.
George Anderson, baker for j. Il.
Callaghan, is to leave tonight fol
Montreal to make flying visit at his
home.
Mrs. G. S. Currier expects to leave
tomorrow for Meredith, N. H., for a
short visit with her sister.
Remember Marc, the great magi-
clan, will appear at the opera house
tonight in the Barre Entertainment
association course.
The local members of the encamp.
ment l. O. O. f. are requested tC
bear in mind the fact that special
car will return from Montpelier to.
night after the encampment meeting
to accommodate the Barre members
who desire to attend.
r. E. Brown returned to his home
in WillistOn this morning after at
tending the Masonic District meeting
here.
Grand Lecturer O. w. Daley OF
White River Junction, who was pres.
ent at the Masonic meeting here last
night, will visit the Montpelier lodge
tonight.
The pay train for the Central Yer
mont r. r. Co. employees arrived in
the city at about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
Patrick Gleason was called to his
home in Quebec today by the death OF
his brother.
Ernest Ingram had his eye badly
cut yesterday with a granite chip and
will be laid up for several days in con.
sequence.
1t is expected that several Barre
candidates will join the class for the
Mystic Shriners at Montpelier tonight
City Engineer Currier was summon.
ed to Montpelier this morning to APP
pear as a witness in the case going or
in the county court.
Wheeler & Carpenter began yester
day sending out two-horse delivery
meat wagon through Berlin. The TRIP
will be taken twice each week.
Two special electric cars returned to
Montpelier last night after the min
strel show, and both cars were tilleC
with people.
William B. Medlicott, special agent
of the Manchester Fire Assurance Co.
and w. T. Furness of the CONNER
cial Union Fire Assurance Co., were
in the city on business Yesterday.
Mrs. Frank p. Whitney of Putnams
vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. Johr
w. Dillon, for a few days.
John Harrigan of Mortified was
in the city yesterday to visit his Sis
ter, Miss Margaret Harrigan.
Mrs. &. H. Bishop spent last night
in Montpelier with her sons wife,
Mrs. William Bishop. The latter is
soon to move to Portland, Maine, to
join her husband. who is now in the
employ of T. r. Arthur, formerly SUI
perintendent for j. S. Viles.
A portion of the plans for the lay
ing out of the Hope cemetery were re-
ceived this morning from Landscape
Architect Edward p. Adams.
Colburn & Edwards have just staked
out the land for the building of large
boarding house for Ward & Douglass
on their land just west of the bridge
on South Main street. The building
will be erected at once and will be 80
by 60 feet.
There are still several people delin-
quent in the payment of their water
rents and the water will soon be shut
off from their premises if they do not
pay.
Perry & Scribner are connecting
the Morrison house and the Cordiner
house ON WaShinrtQn street with