Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-27


Williamstown yesterday.
Miss Clara French has gone to Pep
erell, Mass. for few weeks visit.
Mrs. A. r. ThurstOn who has been
i'll for long time is now on the gain.
Ice cream and sodas with pure fruit
llavors at il" Halves 1918
Miss Myrtle Breckenridge of Bur
lingtOn, is visiting her sister Mrs. NJ.
j. Davis.
Co. f held very satisfactory drill
practice last night on the Seminary
campus.
There will be a meeting of all vet
Grams of the Spanish-American war
tomorrow night.
One candidate was elected last
night at the meeting of Hiawatha
lodge, |. O. O. f.
Ira C. Calef who has been visiting
in the west for several months return
ed home this morning.
May 9Th is the date for the enter
tainment to be given at the opera
house by Angelo Scampini.
Martin Riley, lately of Barre and
now located at St. JOhnSbury is In
the city today on business.
O. Balch had the top of his finger
taken Off at the Dewey Column Cut
ting Works yesterday. He is laid up.
ID. NJ. Miles received a work horse
yesterday from Boston which was pur-
chased in Northern New York. 1t is
all right.
Several of the members of the Mys-
tic Shrine, Mount Sinai Temple will
60 to Burlington tonight to attend
the pilgrimage.
w. NJ. Sheridan has gone to Lam
caster, N. II. on visit. He has
been very i'll with grip and thinks a
change would benefit him.
The Italian people are to present a
play at the opera house tomorrow
night for the benefit of the widows
and orphans of the Italian colony.
Mary Polati the year old daughter
of Demo Poloti of No. George st.
died yesterday of pneumonia. The
burial will take place tomorrow after
noon in the Catholic cemetery.
Merchants who are grumbling about
the wind and dust must remember
that the wind dries the country roads
and good roads will bring great in
crease in trade to the city business
men.
Mrs. Clare b. Mentzer of Somer-
Vile, Mass, and Mrs. Flora Blanch-
ard Of BroctOn, Mass, who have been
visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Thurston, returned home this
noon.
The settlement in the case of the
demand of the painters employed by
Peter lombard was that they are to
receive 10 hours pay for nine hours
work on job work but not when work
ing by the day.
George T. Swasey, attorney for the
defense in the Kelley case in county
court, has filed petition before the
supreme court, asking for new trial
on the grounds of new discovered evil
dence of innocence and insanity.
Cards have been received in Barre
announcing the marriage of State
Treasurer N. Il. Ryan of the c. O.
F., to Miss Ellen Sullivan, both of
Brattleboro. The marriage takes
place at st. Michael's Catholic church
on May ~ and all the Catholic forest
ers of Barre send cordial greetings
and wishes for their future happiness.
A clipping from Philadelphia
paper tells OF an accident to Harry
Leith formerly of this city and a we'll
known athlete at the Seminary. He
was playing on the Medico-Chi col
/ lcge team at Philadelphia. The clip
ping reads as follows First Baseman
Lcith of the Medico-Chi base ball
team, had his leg broken while sliding
to second in the seventh inning of
yesterdays game with Jefferson at
Hunting Park. The injured player
was taken to the college hospital
Blanchard s attraction last evening,
"The Black Sheep" proved draw
ing card for Barreites, as two big car
loads attended. Everybody was much
pleased with the company. The piece
was strongly cast and Hoyt's pieces
are always clever with plenty to laugh
at and specialties unsurpassed. The
car service on the return was all right,
although the regular trips at 6.15 and
and the two following trips were some
what interrupted by "no power" caus-
cd by trouble at Bolton Falls and the