Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-30
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

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You can find Haskill'S" Dress
Silks and SatinS at Homer Fits. DIV
George Chase returned last night
from a short visit at his home ir
Bethel.
U. S. Cheever is moving into the
house which he recently purchased
ON Carlton st.
Remember the Maine" has beer
booked for Feb. 5th at the Barre
opera house.
Mrs. Louis Dana returned yester-
day from a visit with relatives in
Williamstown.
Mrs. II. j. Smith left yesterday at
ternoon for a visit with relatives ir
Darlington.
The remains of the late Mrs. Esther
Dion were taken to Burlington this
morning for burial.
j. Ward Carver of the seminary re
turned last night from few days
visit at his home in Marshtield.
r. B. Marston returned to his
home in Lebanon, N. H., yesterday,
after short visit IN this city.
Miss Kate Murphy returned to bel
home in Burlington yesterday after
noon, after short visit in the city.
Miss Nellie Corskie, who has beer
the guest of Miss Lillian Rogers ir
Plainfeld, returned home last even
ing.
Miss Hilma Andersen is quite il
with pneumonia and has gone to thu
home of her brother on Farewell
street.
Clifford Peake of Miers' barber shol
is quite sick with the grip, and will
be unable to return to work for sew
eral days.
EX-alderman Durkee passed very
comfortable night and was feeling
! better this morning than he has felt
for several days.
d. M. Miles is having a new toilet
room built at his hall in the old Miles
building, on the top floor adjoining
one of the ante-rOOms.
d. NJ. Miles has decided to the city
land from Blackwell street to the
Harrison Granite Co. s shed, sufficient.
ly wide for new street.
Engineer John Rowell of the
suburban service was on the sick list
yesterday and his place was taken by
Frank Smith.
Miss Nellie Seaver of Williamstown
was in the city yesterday on the way
to Northheld, where she is to wait on
| table at the hotel.
Chang" the valuable Cocker spaniel
belonging to the Eastman Bros, got
his leg broken last week so that it
was necessary to kill him.
Mrs. G. o. Humphrey, who, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
II. Eastman, in this city, has return.
ed to her home in Waterbury.
Mrs. ]. w. Brown of Williamstown
was in the city yesterday on the way
to Randolph to join her husband, the
new proprietor of the Red Lion Inn.
The school teacher case of State VS..
Miss Doheny for the alleged severe
punishment of Fred Morse is to come
up for trial before Justice Fay next
Saturday.
EX-members of the Bachelors club
who are interested in getting up a
dance, are requested to meet with
Frank Merchant at 1870 on Tuesday
evening. o47-3t
The Italian syndicate which owns a
tract of land on Woodchuck knoll,
have deededto the city sufficient land in
that locality for the laying out of
three streets.
Albert Armstrong has been engaged
by the ladies of the Civic Federation
to deliver his illustrated lecture on
the 'Little Minister" in the Congre-
gational church on the evening of
Feb. 18th.
Already little groups of "heelers"
can be seen in earnest discussion
along the streets all through the day
no matter how stormy it may be.
These are sure signs that the cam
paign for mayor is upon us.
Homer r. Stoughton, Jr., COM
menceS work this week as book
keeper for Wells & Lamson, prepara-
tory to succeeding Frank w. Jack
son, who is to commence work Feb.
II, for Frank McWhOrter.
Charles J. Davis formerly of this
city, now in the employ of S. A. Nc
Farland & Co., granite dealers of New
York and Italy, is to sail from New
York tomorrow for Italy to remain