Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-16

TO SUOWc JlllS IuOfuluS.
Miss Kendall of Enosburgh Falls is
visiting Miss Bessie E. Cave.
w. A. Marsh of st. .Johnsbury is in
the city for few days.
Better try Standard plates and be
satisfied. Averill Music Co. tt
Mayor Henry Hersey returned last
evening from a trip to Boston.
J. e. Stoughton has commenced
work for L. A. Ayerill.
Born last night to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil NORM of Granitevllle, son.
George Ruxton of McIver & Rux-
ton, left yesterday for Hinesburg on
business.
The regular communication OF
Granite Lodge, f. and y. M. this
evening.
Miss Grace McSorley and Miss
Lena Rooney are visiting over Sunday
at their homes in st. Adams.
Thomas Cashen, Herbert Campbell
and w. Sleeth, left yesterday on a
short vacation and fishing trip.
Miss NJ. Doheny and her brother
John, left this morning for Old Or
chard Beach for a summer vacation.
Deputy Sheriff E. c. French, and
daughter, Miss Clara, returned last
night from weeks visit at Peperell,
Mass.
Today Mr.. Mitchell leaves llarvora
and goes to Philadelphia to attend
the wedding of an old friend. He
will not return tillafter vacation.
O. N. Camp and Homer and Muir
ray Corking who have been visiting
friends in the city, returned yester-
dav to their home in Hyde Park.
Judge w. E. Barney was elected
one of the trustees of the Montpelier
Methodist Seminary this week. No
better man could have been chosen.
Patrick Rogers won the box of ci-
CARS offered by some of the boys OF
) Co. f for the best score between May
LIST and June 10Th. His score was %
out of a possible %.
Mrs. Clinton II. Beede, who has
been in town attending her SON.
Kenneth, during his illness with mea
sles, returned to her home in Enos
burg Falls today.
Forty-six officers and men of Co. b.
left on the $40 train this morning
for Mortified. They will be joined
at Montpelier by Co. II who are to g
there to be inspected.
NJ. j. Davis, who has been working
for L. NJ. Averill, resigned his pc
sition in order to accept one will
Eastman Brothers. made vacant b.
resignation of Carroll II. Granger.
The following real estate sales hav
been made through the Perry rea
estate agency Barre, VT: Sarah }
Martin and others, their house OF
Merchant st. to Charles Kirkland
consideration s2lO0, II. o. Camp, on
of his cottages on Church ST., t
Thomas Hamel. Consi Iteration So,
. 900.
= The contract for fireworks wa
=" awarded to Ludwig Levin last nigh
for the celebration July 4th. Th
contract is large one and will pleas
the most fastidious, having as th
, final the Burns monument with "Ot
- Industry underneath it. This Sc
piece will be 400 feet and is wort
while seeing. There will be otht
very beautiful designs, many OF whic
are new.
The following gentlemen are r
ouested to meet Chairman Clinic
Thwing in the committee rooms t.
night at 40. The rooms are aboV
the store of L. M. Averill and the!
gentlemen are the aids appointed I
Mr. Thwing to assist him on July At
n Len Wiley, Fred Edwards, Ed. Che
YER, Elton Taylor, G. o. Averill,
j. Griffin, Adolph Goneo, W. Carpe
ter, w. Quinlen, Clarence Gladdin
w. Blake, Benjamin Gilley, He
Emerson.
In the civil service examination he
here recently, Lewis N. Siblcy, Ia
Montpelier, William Mercer, Barr
and Arthur G. Smith, Barre, pass
the required 10 per cent and a
therefore eligible for clerks in tt
Barre post office. In the carriers e
animation only one passed the requ'
ed 70 per cent and that at a sms
margin, Oscar W. Carleton, of Barr
Owing to the expiration of the eligit
H. year for the candidates who success
fully passed in June 80 Mr.. Carlet'
is the only person now eligible for a
nointment as substitute carrier