Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-11

e. L. Smith returned to Old Or
chard Beach yesterday afternoon.
All kinds of fresh home made candy
at the Union bakery, Hale's block.
N. G. Hall of Chateauguay, N. Y.
is visiting with friends for few
day.
II. w. Kirkland of Norwich, Conn.,,
is in the city on business and pleas
ure.
Adj..Ogilvie of the Salvation Army
left yesterday for Burlington on bust
ness.
Miss Grace Carleton arrived from
Burlington today, where she has been
visiting for week.
c. Rodgers Smith granite dealer
of Middletown, N. Y. is in the city
leaving orders.
Clinton f. Thwing left this noon
for a weeks vacation in Boston, Low
ell and vicinity.
A Frank Clark has returned from
his trip to Brattleboro and through
Massachusetts.
Miss Lillian Kennedy of st. Johns
bury arrived in the city yesterday for
short visit.
Clayton Perry of st. Johnsbury is
expected in the city today to visit
relatives for few days.
G.. M. Wiltshire returned from La
COMA yesterday and left this morning
with Co. E for muster.
The second degree was worked at
the special communication of Granite
Lodge f. and A. NJ. last night.
Glenn Perry of st. Johnsbury ar
rived in the city yesterday to visit
friends and relatives for few days.
Mrs. f. L. Williams of Hartford
Conn, and Mrs. Eugene Wicr of Bos
ton, are guests of Mrs. X. NJ. Morse.
John Il. Smith of the firm Of E. l.
Smith & Co. left yesterday on bus
mess trip to New York City.
Henry Averill of Piermont, N. II
is in the city calling on friends He
was a former resident of Barre.
The Rev. Mr.. Winch, a brother o
Deacon Maynard Winch will prcacl
at the Congreg ational church tomor
row.
Thomas A. Moore a well knowl
granite dealer of New York who ha
been in town for few days returned
home yesterday.
Human Skcels is expected home to
day from a three months bushes
trip in the interests of the firm
which he represents
The N. e. Il. and T. Co. are put
ting in a new cable from PER-,
street to the central Office. Their
are 80 wires in the cable with capa
city for 300 connections.
New arrivals at the City Hotel: G
w. Chaffee, f. A. Nelson, j. ?
Bittener, II. j. Colby of Boston, j. E
Huntley Burlington, j. M. Bowman
Jr. New York, and f. A. Shattuck
Bennington.
Company E numbering As mel
left on the morning train for tn
muster grounds near Fort Etha
Allen. The boys were dressed il
blue uniforms and the khaki uniform
were packed.
G. w. Pacey of New York city i
taking carriage drive through Yer
mont. He has a rubber tired vehicle
and is accompanied by his colore
coachman. He registered yesterda
at the City Hotel.
Remember the pool tournament
at Alexander's pool room will tax
place Aug. Goth. The entries clos
Aug. 18th. The price of entry
$3.50. The prize is silver cup whic
may be seen at r. o. Holmes store
The games will be so points an
there will be three games every nigh
during the tournament.
Farmers coming to Barre to trad
will find nice chance to hitch thei
> horses in our new Market Place o
Burnham' meadow, just off ProspeC
street, near the stone sheds. Thcr
is plenty of room and it is a quic
locality. TT
William Russell made the frs
score of 25 yesterday that has eve
been made by a member of Compan
Il at the range. All the boys put II
large scores and the prospects f(
their average score being winner
muster are excellent.
A letter from William Murray, fol
merly employed by Smith, Whitcon
, g. Cook, says that he is at Gilman
Col, the hustling mining town thu
was destroyed by fire last week. I