Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-04
CITY news

! ii. &. Lucas or Burlington arrived
in the city last night.
Frank Taylor Of the N. d. Line il
in the city on business.
Constable w. II. Buchanan went tt
Craftsbury today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Griffin went
to Bristol, N. v, this morning.
Miss Minnie King of Randolph, is
expected in the city tomorrow for
short visit.
Miss Gertrude Topper of Burling.
ton, is visiting Miss Maud f. BLY, OF
South Main st.
A. j. Mccoy Of the American Pneu'
matte Tool Co. arrived in town or
business this morning.
Tufts plays the U. V. M, baseball
team two games one this afternoon
and then again tomorrow.
There will be a Joint tool sharpen
ers' and granite cutters meeting in
Miles hall, Monday, April It'll, at
O'Clock sharp.
Mrs. B. Tomasi has contracted with
y. Macchi for a fine monument, which
will be placed on the B. Tomasi lot in
the Catholic ce metery, in memory of
her deceased husband.
Thomas Suitor is to sell his hotel
and livery business as soon as he can
find a purchaser. He is to enter the
granite business in this city as soon as
he has disposed of his property.
Fred Bruce, state organizer of the
G.. C. N. T., has returned from Beebe
Plains, P. G. He organized branch
of the union at Stanstead and INSTALL
ed the new officers before leaving for
home.
Mrs. Frank LeClair, who has been
i'll at the home of her SOn-in-law, ID.
T.. White, was able to return to her
home in Essex Junction yesterday, ac-
companied by Mrs. White, who re-
turned last night.
Work will commence Monday on
the repairing of the Bolster reservoir
and putting in more substantial
wall. Superintendent Currier is get
ting material ready today for begin
ming the operations.
f. o. Leonard of Bradford, made
the TELEGRAM office pleasant call
yesterday. Mr.. Leonard has just re-
turned from trip through the south.
He was formerly editor and publisher
of the st. Johnsbury Republican.
f. f. Sanctuary, while at work on
the new Langdon block in Montpelier,
Wednesday, dslocated his thumb.
He was taken to the Heaton hospital
and it was found necessary to ampu-
tate the injured member close to the
hand.
II. II. Spencer of Sixth street has
an heirloom dated 1913. 1t is a
sampler made by his grandmother,
Esther Gray, in Montpelier, and is a
fine specimen of the work all accom-
plished young ladies of that period
were expected to understand.
This is what Hon. Curtis Guild, Jr.,
said of Curtis G. Morse, the imperson-
ator, at the retail grocers dinner,
Quincy House, Mass. "Some refer
cnce has been made tonight to Hon.
Chauncey Depew as the most amusing
raconteur in America. am sure af-
ter the delightful entertainment by
Mr.. Morse, to which we have Just list
ened, that Mr.. Depew could not long
err bear the palm away from this jury,
without at least a contest for the
award"
Col. and Mrs. II. r. Stoughton en-
tertained several friends from Mont
pelier at their residence last evening.
Among them were Col. and Mrs.
Fred Z. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. L.
p. Gleason and son. The occasion
was the 3lst anniversary of Col. and
Mrs. Stoughton's marriage. After
dinner they were pleasantly entertain
cd by repetition of the fan drill
given at Alice in Wonderland, by
the Misses Florence Danforth, Ellie
Leah Webster and Gladys
Pitkin, with Miss Marguerite Slough
ton.