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


Mrs. Robert Turner and sister left
today for White River Junction.
Tommy Mcintosh commenced work
at Mrs. Houghton's laundry this
morning.
Miss Gertrude Kelley went today to
Schroon Lake, N. Y, to remain FOR
the summer.
The class of 1900, Goddard Semin-
airy, enjoyed their class supper at the
Seminary last night.
A reliable young man wanted to go
on the road, Sl2 per week and eXpen-
ses to right party. Address at once
Traveller this Office.
56-56
William Milne and Charlie McMil.
ian leave for Boston to sail IN the
New England for Scotland, where
the; will visit for few months. Mr..
Mines widowed mother lives in Scot
land, and he has not seen her for five
or six years.
One or two capable ladies who are
willing to travel can geta good per-
manent position at a fair salary by ad-
dressing Demonstration this office.
56-57
Mrs. William Duthie, after a very
severe illness of three weeks duration,
died last night at her home Har-
rington avenue. The deceased was
we'll known in Barre, having been
resident for the past fifteen years but
had made all preparations to return
to her home in Scotland this month.
She leaves husband and one son tC
mourn her loss. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 in
the Presbyterian church.
Bert Durfee was arrested yesterday
by Peter Lavery on a warrant charging
intoxication last Sunday. Before Jus
tice A. G. Fay last night the case wa
continued till 9 o'clock tomorrow. +
S. Williams prosecuting. Plea not
guilty.
There is dance at Dewey Park to
night.
The stone cutters bill of price
for 1900 is now ready for business dis
tribution at the Union Office.
A. NJ. Jackman is talking some q
moving his house at the corner
North Main and Merchant street bac
into that part of the tot now used a
garden and building large bloc
on the corner.
w. W. Lapoint left today for Bris
tol to attend the Sons of Veteran
Encampment.
At a special meeting of the scho'
! commissioners last night portion
the teachers for the ensuing yea
were appointed.
Mrs. Z. l.. Smith went to Montre;
: this afternoon. From there she gOt
= to Liverpool.
= At special meeting of the Hoo
and Ladder Company last night
was voted to buy new uniforms, tn
v color to be brown.
e A mass meeting will be held
!, Depot Square this evening under tt
auspices Of the Socialist Labor Part,
- Thomas A. Hickey, National organ
ger of the Socialist Labor Party, wi
be the principal speaker. Erne'
T. Lennon will preside.
e About seventy-fve children too
~ part in the Mite Box opening at He'
~ ding church last evening. The box
were found to contain SIS 0S. II
" cream and cake were served after
short entertainment.
" Victor Richardson is having s
" we're attack of rheumatism.
:, Frank WcWhorter went to Blu
lington this forenoon.
W r. c. Poole of West Tupsham WI
r. in the city today.
A. j. Cave of the Barre Supply G
va is in Montpelier setting up an
-, compressor recently sold to Ryle
~ Mccormick. The company has pla
/, ed eight air compressors in the pa
two months.
sc f. f. Perry left this morning f.
1t Bristol to attend the 18th annual e
campment of the Vermont divsit
70 Sons of Veterans which commences t
1T day;
10 Allie and Death Fight.
+ Mr.. w. A. Hines of Manchester l.
y writing of his almost miraculous escape fro
S, death says, Exposure after the measles
duced serious lung trouble, which end
in Consumption. l had frequent hemol
-, | peS and Co1phed NIGHT and dav All n