Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-03-09
Frank Sawtelle has left for Concord

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Walter Kendrick returned from Rut.
land last night.
/ VIM. BRINE left this noon for New
York on business.
G. L. Currier was in Bradford yes
terday on business.
John Haley returned last night
from, Concord, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bates were
in Washington last night.
II. S. Baker who has been visiting
IN Barre returned to Boston today.
Miss Nadine Nichols class in physi-
cal culture will be postponed one
week.
Fred Richardson returned last
night from weeks visit in Ran
dolph and Bethel.
E. S. Bissell has gone to Montpelier
to take care of Sergeant at Arms
Phinney who is i'll.
Miss Alma Humphrey of Water
bury is IN the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. II. Eastman.
Robert Smith and John Emery ar
rived in the city yesterday from
Quincy, Mass, and they will work
here.
William Melvin and John Angus
have returned from Minneapolis where
they have been working for the past
few months.
At the meeting Of Court Granite
City, +. of A., held last night, one
candidate was initiated. There was
a good attendance.
Constable Hutchins of East Barre,
and G. S. Slack of Washingto ton, were
in Barre yesterday on their way to
Bradford on legal business.
There will be no meeting of Good
Will Temple Saturday afternoon. At
the last meeting it was voted to
have Mothers Day March 81.
Miss Anna Lonnergan returned last
night from her home IN Burlington,
where she has been for the past week,
on account of illness of her mother.
c. e. Hanson is taking Frank Mer-
chants place as clerk at f. d. Ladd'S
store, while Mr. Merchant is settling
up the matter of the damage from the
recent fire.
Hans Harklow and family left this
morning for their new home in Goulds-
vile, where Mr.. Harklow will go into
the granite business, as partner of
W. J. Forsythe.
There was good attendance at
the opening of the gymnasium in the
old club room in Quinlen's rlock last
night. Mr.. O'Connor proved himself
to be a first class bag puncher and
should secure several pupils.
A party of sixteen young people
enjoyed clam supper at the home of
o. B. Dodge last evening. CLAIMS
were served in every form and after
the supper games were played and the
party danced until about 11.30, when
they returned on special car. Ev-
eryone enjoyed an excellent evening.
At the meeting of Co. E last night
committee was elected to assist the
G.. A. r. committee in making ar
rangements for Memorial day. Lieu
tenant T..G. Carswell's resignation
was withdrawn after consideration,
and the resignation of Capt. Meaker
was sent into the governor.
At the meeting of Co. e held last
night the names of four candidates
for substitutes were presented. They
voted to accept the invitation of the
G. A. r. to participate in the men,
orial day exercises. Captain Clayton
S. Meaker read to the company his
resignation as captain.
M. W. Chapman and Miss Florence
Warren arrived in Barre this noon,
coming from Cincinnati. Mr.. Carlton
is organizing the Chapman Warren
repertoire Co., here, and they are to
open in the opera house next week.
He has secured excellent talent, and
with Miss Warren as leading lady it
is sure that this will be one of the
best of repertoire companies.
Several members of the Five Year
veteran society, met last night and
organized club, the name Of which |
is to be the Avernicus. 1t is to be
limited to 20 members. They have
several suites of rooms in view, one of |
which will soon be decided upon. The
club includes several business men, and
each member has title.
The granite manufacturers are re-
joicing over the fact that freight
rates which were raised on Jan. LIST
are to be reduced again on March 10th
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