Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-03
CITY LOCALS.

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The trains on the main line are run
ming on time today.
Mrs. Homer Fits passed comfort
able night last night.
G. w. johnson left today for st
Johnsbury, on business.
Henry Smith left this noon on ;
business trip to Fitchburg, Mass.
1t is expected that the city repor
will be out today for distribution.
Mrs. Rodney Bean left this moor
for her former home in Lowell, Mass
A runaway Shetland pony caused
some excitement on Main street to-
day.
Mr.. Haskell of the seminary re-
turns to his home in Woodbury. TO-
night.
The heavy snow will probably make
stock short in the stone sheds fOl
some time.
Y The heavy snow has given many
men work cleaning up the streets and
the railroads.
Mrs. r. A. Beau left today for her
former home in Lowell, Mass, where
she will reside.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Cheney are recovering
from their illness.
William Reaside returned this morn
ing from Albany, N. Y, and will re-
main here few days.
The business of Mr.. Cate, the candy
maker, has increased so he has three
more girls at work for him.
Charles Wheaton has returned from
Albany, N. Y, where he has been
working for several months.
Harry Downing who has been i'll at
his home in Washington returned to
his studies at Goddard today.
j. G. Crowley has traded his house
on Long street for the house owned
by Ellery LABEL on George street.
A large number of Italians are leav-
ing Barre probably being dissatisfied
with the settlement of the strike.
John Il. Mcdonald went this morn
ing to the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington to have his eye treated.
The Italian meeting under the
leadership of Signor A. B. Bellondi,
will be held at $50 tomorrow after
noon.
Fred Rogers has returned from
Walden, and will open his tailoring
establishment the middle of next
week.
There will be a meeting of the
polishers in Tool Sharpner's rooms
this evening at o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired
Chas. Stone went to Montpelier,
and Roxbury today, to adj
vertise Sag Harbor which appears
here Monday night.
Miss Lena Skinner of the Seminary.
went to her home in Montpelier to-
lay to remain until she has recuperat-
I'd from weeks illness.
Charles A. Crane, ID. d., one of Bos-
jon's gifted lecturers, will speak in
1edding Methodist church next Fri
lay night on "The American Chris
JAM
A special train will leave Williams
own at 7.l5 Monday night to accom-
nodate those who wish to attend Sag
larbor. The train will return after
he play.
A great number of flowers that were
Intended for the funeral of Perley
but were delayed on &C. !
cunt OF the trains, arrived in the city
lst night. c
All granite pollshers are requested
meet at tool sharpeners' hall in
lies granite block at s O'Clock this =,
'ening, as important business is to
transacted. BY order of committee .
Sybll Dobbs, daughter of Burton
obbs of 20 Maple avenue was buried
st night. The child had been iii
~ short time with diphtheria.
he was years, s months and %
ys old. She died last night about r
clock. The burial was in Elm.
'od cemetary. =
Mrs. Alice Gould of Paw Paw, Mich
ter of Perley Chandler, who was to
We been at his funeral, arrived last
5ht' having been delayed three days y
the blockade on the railroads. She
mt today with the friends to take
:. Chambers body to Chelsea for
rial.
me Young Womens' Tourist Climb
u with Mrs. Gates Monday after
On, Feb. 26. Program as follows. Gi