Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-26

sprained wrist.
Henry Day of Orange, is in tow
on business today.
Fred Steele returned last night
from Burlington.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday al
her home in Middlesex.
G. w. Averill has resumed work al
his store after short illness.
Il. O. Spaulding of Topsham, is in
Barre on business today.
Mrs. NJ. J. Davis returned Saturday
night from visit in Burlington.
Postmaster |. B. Rich of Richville,
is in the city today calling on friends.
John Mclean went to Burlington
Saturday to be gone over Sunday:
Miss Carrie Draper returned Satur-
day night from her home in Ran
dolph.
Engine III of the C. V. road went
to Montpelier yesterday with the
scraper car.
The extra private dance is to be
held in Miles hall on Friday night Of
this week.
John George and A. B. Lane return.
ed to Hanover after a short vacation
spent in Barre.
A son was born last Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts of Gran
iteville.
Edward Cram Of Morrisville, began
work this morning for II. b. Hough-
ton in the laundry.
The Y. p. S. c. f. of the Cong'l
church will hold a sociable tomorrow
evening in the church vestry.
Frank Dunn of Graniteyille is to
spar Alex Brown of Lewiston at Mont
pelier tomorrow night in the Armory.
Mrs. Anne White, who has been
visiting in town for short time, re.
turned Saturday evening to her home
in South Royalton.
T.. j. Smith went to Burlington this
morning and will be accompanied home
tonight by Mis-. Smith, who has been
IN the Mary Fletcher hospital for the
past month.
The electric cars were not running
this morning on account of the ice on
the tracks, but they were got into
working order after while and are
now running on time again.
Jack Turner, Fred Haskell, Jack
Manning and Barney Stewart left this
noon for Beebe Plain, to work at their
trade in the stone shops. Mr.. Turner's
wife goes Thursday.
Dan Ryan hurt his leg quite badly
yesterday. A. barrel he was lifting
fell on him. Robert Shannon is tax.
ing his place as nagman at the Gran
lite street crossing.
G. W. Il. Whitney returned this
from visit at Essex and
He visited H. E. Lucas
at the hospital and found him getting
along very well.
An adjourned meeting of the Anti
Saloon league will be held IN Royal
Arcanum hall, Worthen's block, this
evening at O'Clock sharp. Members
Ire requested to note the time and be
present.
There was a very large attendance
1t the Christian Endeavor meeting at
The Baptist church last evening. 1t
vas a missionary and conversation
Meeting, and program was carried
nut which made the meeting u very J..
pleasant one.
There was a large crowd in the +
pera house last evening who heard
Judge Thompson deliver a fine lecture t
n temperance. Mr.. Tho mpson has a a
equation for being an eloquent a
peakcr and he sustained this at the
netting last night. Everyone was
Interested and all were pleased.
Mrs. II. S. Caswell gave short
ak in the Congregational church
lSt evening, and delivered an address
the morning. She is a very inter-
sting speaker, and her experience in
ne work of which she speaks doubles
lie interest. She told numerous an
'dotes gathered in her travels in the
visionary field.
ii. A. Rugg has placed in the post
lice corridor near the city clerks
nor bronze tablet for Mason & Co.
he tablet is in memory of the CITY
uncll in Office at the time the CITY
l'ldlng was erected. The tablet is