Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-26
ID. NJ. Miles has returned from Bos

Is. II. iealey returned last nlSh
from visit in Concord, n. II.
+. A. Bugbcc and II. X Bush re
turned from Burlington yesterday.
| The school commissioners will holt
an adjourned meeting on Frida,
evening.
James A. Cruickshank arrived il
the city this morning from Larbert
Scotland, and will work here.
G. NJ. Hutton is soon to move from
the house at the rear of the Curric
building into house on West st.
James Thurston had his hand quit
badly crushed last night while at worl
around the machinery at the Puritan
Granite sheds.
Mrs. H.. A. Gilley and daughter
Miss Alice Gilley left this morning foI
Bucksport, Me-, where they are to re
side at their former home.
f. N. Prescott of this city,and state
organizer Of the II. G. |. u. A., spoh {
before the branch of the clubs union
at Montpelier Tuesday night.
Miss Ella Norton has returned from
her home in Bristol and is now taking
care of Mrs. Nathan Skinner at the
home of the latter's daughter, MISC.
S. Currier
The case of State VS.. Massucco fol
keeping was continued this morning
before Justice Fay on account of the
inability of the attorney to be pres
emit.
At the meeting of the /. O. G.. II.
last night there was good attend
ance and first class entertainment
was given by the members. One of
the features was a dialogue.
Tickets for the entertainment to be
given by Curtis G.. Morse, the imper-
senator and humorist, May 9th, under
the auspices of the Spaulding High
School are now on sale. Price 25c.
William Black and George Edwards
who have been out of the city since
last fall, returned home last night
They were at Albany, n. Y, for some
time, but more recently have been at
Chester, Mass.
The TELEGRAM proves its circulation
Figures make an impression but facts
talk business.
The first job done in Montpelier by
the new firm of Crosby, Currier &
Smith since they established their
branch office in Montpelier was to sur
vey the site of the new school building
to be built on East State Street in
Montpelier.
Large loaf of Health Bread free
with every purchase of the Old Grist
Mill products at Ladd'S this week.
An Italian at Burke Bros. sheds last
night met with severe accident while
at work around a derrick. A heavy
chain struck him between the eyes,
cutting several deep gashes in his
forehead, making it necessary to have
the wounds sewed up.
All veterans of the Spanish Ameri-
can war are requested to meet at
Armory hall Saturday April 2Sth at 7
p. M, for the purpose of completing
the arrangements for the reunion to
be held May 49,. Per order commit
tee.
Prof. George Gilmore is to look after
the construction of a two tenement
house to be erected on the plot of
land purchased by him of Clark Shop
ard near the Dodge farm. The plot
contains five acres and was purchased
by Mr.. fillmore for his uncle, l. II.
Chedel of Woodstock, who is to move
to Montpelier. The consideration
for the land was $500.
Curtis G.. Morse the humorist, was
delightfully."- entertaining and was
called over and over again. Mr.. Morse
seems to be the humorist pre-eminent.
He does not declaim but best fur
nishes an objective definition of what
humor is. If you wish to laugh and
have pleasant taste in your mouth
for days afterwards, be sure to hear
Mr.. Morse. -Fitchburg (Mass.) Even
ing Star.