Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-29
CITY NEWS

Roy Curtis returned today from I'm
derhill.
Ray Curtis returned today from
Underhill.
Miss Bessie Whitcomb is visiting in
Williamstown.
O. j. Dodge shot a loon at Lake
Elmore Monday.
II. D. Segel is expected home from
Burlington today.
Fred Rogers left yesterday for a
short visit at his home in Walden.
Mrs. G. r. Robinson left today for
Plattsburg to be gone for a few days.
Mrs. Mary II. Gates fell yesterday
and broke a rib. She is quite comfor-
table today.
Mabel Glad1ing came home yester-
day from East Montpelier, where she
has been visiting.
On account of a break in their ma
chinery Jones Brothers have shut
down for the rest of the week.
Arthur Bugbee fell from a staging
on Mrs. Robinson's house Monday and
spraincd his ankle quite badly.
Bessie Jones and Bessie Spear sang
a duet at the convention yesterday at
Waterbury, returning last night.
The children of Thomas Brown,
who have been i'll with diphtheria for
some time, are much better now.
The Socialist Party will hold a
meeting at South Barre this evening
and at Montpelier Thursday evening.
Miss Bertha Brown, who has been
visiting the family of c. N. Kingston
in this city, left last night for Willis
ton.
Remember the board of civil autho-
ity will be in session every night this
week, except Saturday at the alder
mems rooms.
Hose Co., No. 3, will have a special
meeting Wednesday night after the
practice meeting. w. b. BECK fore
man. TAG
Those who had the pleasure of list.
ening to the eloquent speech by Gen.
Stewart L. Woudford Of New York
last night, upon the issues of the cam
paign, can thank Col, r. j. kimball
Of Randolph for The treat, as he Sc
cured Gen. Woodford and paid all the
expenses Of his trip to Vermont.
Frank j. Colby has eggs, poultry,
cheese and honey for sale at 2lS WASH
ST., or 5S II Il st. tt
Hiawatha Lodge |. O. O. f. has
accepted the invitation of Vermont
No. 2 of Montpelier, to- join
them in their excursion to Owls
Head Thursday. Members Hiawatha
please take notice.
A quiet wedding took place last
Sunday at Plainteld, Rev. L. f. Fort
ney officiating. John p. Young and
Corrine Cate were the happy couple,
driving from Barre to Plaintield, &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ber-
trand.
Miss Belle Whitehead and Mrs. O..
G. Stickney, the delegates from the
Congregational society, and Miss An.
IDglis and Walter Grierson, the
delegates from the Baptist society,
returned last night from the Y. P. S.
=. E. convention at Waterbury.
There was a large audience at the
opera house last night to witness the
performance given by Gorton'S Min
They gave a fine show in every
way. The singing was excellent and
the end men kept everybody laughing.
The second part was as good as the
The dancing of Fox and the
acrobatic work by the three Rexford
Brothers were indeed features.
Robert Turner saw a big bird last
night just at dark near Jones Bros. |
plant, and with Abel Mann started
out in the evening to capture it. Az
looking for it some time Mr..
Mann started to step across a little
pool and stepped right on the bird,
which proved to be a monster crane,
which he captured. The bird was
evidently asleep and was a magnificent
'pecimen.