Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-13

raj of Mrs. Howard.
Thomas Garvcy of Portland, Maine
was in the city yesterday on busl-
ness.
Prindle & Averll have taken the
agency for a new improved steel COOK
ing range.
DIR. w. ID. Reid was out again this
morning after an illness of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams left
this afternoon for il few days visit in
Topsham.
Fred Bosworth left yesterday for a
week S bushes trip through the vest
ern part of the state.
The Consolidated Lighting Co. IS
wiring Perley Chambers store today
for electric lights.
Miss Agnes Nash went to Burllng-
ton last night, called there by the
death of her brothers wife.
Dominica Bizzozero and Louisa Bot
tinelli were united in marriage this
morning by City Clerk Wells.
George Braley returned yesterday
afternoon from a weeks visit and
business trip to Montreal
Miss Mary Cashen left this morning
for Franklin Falls, n. H., where she
will remain for the present.
Nergennes has society for the de-
lection of burglars. A similar society
would be appropriate for Barre.
Judge c. Z. Lathrop and Constable
Nichols of Williamstown were in the
city on business yesterday afternoon.
At the meeting of Granite lodge F.of
A. NJ, held last night the second de-
gree was conferred upon two candida
ties.
Hugh Christie is on the sick list.
T. j. Smith left last night for
Quincy, Mass, where he will remain
for few days.
Miss Edith Brush has finished
attending school in this city and has
returned to her home in Williams
town.
Mrs. O. f. Gerry who has been
visiting in the city for a few days
left yesterday afternoon for her home
in Stowe.
Stowe & Carleton hung out Il large
sign at their advertising and distrib-
uting agency in the old Aldrich house
yesterday.
Irwin Potter went to Waterbury
yesterday where he assisted last
evening at an entertainment, by Civ
ing reading.
Miss Daisy Grcenlaw who has been
visiting relatives in the city for sever
al weeks, left today for her home in
Cambridge, Mass.
The billiard cue which is to be given
as the first prize at the coming billiard
tournament of the Ninctia club, ar
rived this morning and is a handsome
one.
NJ. l.. Towne has sold out his gro
Gerry business to c. L. and r. S. Cur
rier. The new proprictors took pos
session of the store this morning and
the firm will be under the name of
G. L. Currier & Son.
Manager Lap0int received letter
this morning from the manager of
the Leber & Co. saying that James
A. Herne in Sag lIarbor.' is a |
greater attraction than The Muska- I
teers.
Fred Goldsbury came before Justice
Fay last night and after pleading
guilty, disclosed on himself saving
that he sent to Boston for the pursua-
der. He was fined, including costs,
SlS.4S.
Ten couples of young people chap.
nroned by Miss Anna Bissell and Miss
Fanny Gale enjoyed sleighride to
last night. After ar
living there they rented the town hall |
md danced until about IL o'clock.
James McKenzie's friends are zeal
Gus in their efforts to place first
Constable badge on Jim's manly |
)reast. The contest for this Office
will be clean one, for both candidates
ire gentlemen and each one respects
he other as such. Let the best man
win.
Inc following young people from
MS vicinity are now in attendance
1t the Albany business college prcpar-
ng for business positions such as that
has become famous for So.
uring for its graduates: Thomas IT,
)Sgood, Cabot: Fred w. Bowman.
Waterbury; George w. Randall. Jr,
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