Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-24
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

list.
Jack Hall left last night for st.
Johns, n. B.
George Chase left yesterday for his
home in Bethel.
Thomas Hamel has finished work at
Innis & Cruickshank'
j. Ward Carver returned today to
his home in Marshfeld.
T.. A. Prindle was out again yester-
day after Il few days illness.
+. A. Hutchinson was in Mortified
yesterday delivering books.
Albert Haskell returned yesterday
to bis home in South Woodbury..
G. II. Huntley returned today to
his home in Putney to spend the va
cation.
Charles Whitcher of the Seminary,
went to his home In Beebe Plain yes
terday.
w. d. Mcdonald is expected home
tonight from a visit in Boston and
vicinity.
William Jackson Of Hyde Park
has moved to South Barre and will
reside there.
Charles OHara was called to
plattsburgh last night by the death
of his father.
Alexander Sleeth left last night for
his home in st. Johns, n. B. where
he intends to remain.
Remember the meeting of the gran
tie polishers at Miles hall, this even
ing at O'Clock sharp.
Rhodericf McLeay left yesterday
for Gould, p. g., called there by the
serious illness of his father.
Clarence Worthen is expected home
from the U. V. NJ. today, to remain
during few days vacation.
The Transatlantic band hold theil
grand mid winter ball in Miles hall to-
night. Music by the band.
cara Griswold Of Morrisville was ir
the city this week calling on his
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Campbell.
Mrs. ID. r. Allison Of Wells River
is in the city visiting her sister Mrs
W. X. Wheatley for few days.
Mrs. Harry Clark left this morning
for her former home in Brockton
Mass. to remain for few weeks.
All kinds of cut flowers. and dSsign'
speciality. Telephone connection
Emslie's green house. ID cow
John Ross had his fingers badly in
iured in grindstone at Barclay Bros
sheds yesterday, while at work there
The second degree will be WORKED
4 on Monday night at the meeting o
Minnehaha Encampment, l. o. o. f
Front corner single room, thre'
windows, to rent in Ayerill building
Apply to l.. NJ. Averill. TT
Miss Geneva Carpenter arrived il
the city last night from Burlington
on her way to her home in Brook
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Wilkinson cam
to this city last night from Beeb
] Plain, and intend to remain here TIN
summer.
@ Peter w. Buchanan is to leave Nor
day for Corinth to remain there wit
= friends for about two weeks of the 81
4 gar making season.
Ruth and Helen Bliss, who hav
, been attending Goddard Seminary
went today to their home in Calais
to spend the coming vacation.
If you have got any trading to d
!, read the advertisements in the TELL
S GRAM and you will find there repre-
:, sented the best stores in Barre.
Il Miss Merle Morrison has gone
:, Manchester, N. H., and Cambridge
g Mass, to remain during the ten Ga.
y vacation from the Seminary.
J. Miss Carrie Enright has returne
from the spring millinery markets
Boston and New York, and will
:, with Mrs. w. f. Shepard this sprin'
Y Don't miss the opportunity of hea
t. ing Mr. Harry d. Hemenway sing. l.
IL is tenor late of Trinity church
X Bridgeport, Conn, and studied und
d Mr.. James Baker, and old Engli'
N choir master.
q AS George Thornton was taking
stone to the National Granite Co
sheds yesterday his sled tipped ov
p IN the G. V. yard. The sleigh WI
u, - broken and small piece was TAX