Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-01
CRY News

Mrs, Carroll Griswold returned last
night from Il visit ia South Royal
ton.
Miss Fannie Gale Of the Williams
town Gulf House was in the city yes
terday.
1t is expected that the Williams.
town Gulf House will be open for tue
spring trade In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Lynde Of Will
Jamestown were in the city today.
A force Of men are busy today
flushing the sewers.
The following item regarding Geo.
W. Jackman formerly Of this city ap-
peared in the Bridgeport, Conn.,
Telegram, yesterday: - yesterday
afternoon John w. Banks, referee in
bankruptcy, held a hearing on the
trustees final account on the estate
Of George w. Jackman. A dividend
Of - per cent was declared"
Mrs. F. M. Waterman is confined
to her room by illness.
Miss Myrtle 'Boyce is working in
Waterman's candy kitchen.
mrs. G. NJ. Wheatley of Putnams-
Vile, is visiting her son-in.law, John
Dillon.
George Tilden went to Northtield
on business yesterday.
1t will take two or three days more
to finish putting the water supply in
at ElmwOod cemetery.
A. lIecker has returned from
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he went to
attend the funeral of his sister.
Miss Mabel Simonds has returned
from Lawrence, Mass. She has Sc
cured position in a cafe, and will
return there soon.
M. E. Clogston went to Pittsburg,
Pa, last night.
j. S Carder returned to Portland
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Fits are en-
pected home from their Southern trip
the last of this week.
The installation Of the officers re-
Gently elected in Granite Lodge, No.
35, H. & A. M, will be held on Fri
day evening of this week.
The superintendent of Water Works
says the water is now ready to be turn
ed on in Elmwood cemetery.
The men of the water department
are placing a new hydrant in front Of
}. P. Corskie & Sons shed on Batch
elders meadow.
The city, through Alderman Mann,
yesterday purchased work horse of
Mr. Seaver of Williamstown. 1t is a
good looking, chestnut animal and
weighs about 1850 pounds.
George T. Conner arranged the pic
lures for the art exhibit to be held in
Averill's block May l, 2, 3.
1t is stated that there has been such
a rush upon the city "bait" depart
ment in anticipation Of the opening OF
the trout season today, that the sup
ply is in danger of giving out.
h. E. Reynolds has gone to Ran
dolph.
The trout fishermen all took to the
country today, and their greatest hope
is that the speckled beauties will take
to the worm or fly.
Barre Company, No. 6, U, R. X P,
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. B. Nelson has moved from thu
Nichols block to Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs David Arthur have
moved to Ay ers strt ct.
The street department is making
repairs on Beckley Hill.
f. A. Prindle went to Randolph yes
terday on business.
Sousa is now on the homestretch .o1
his fifth trans continental and eigh'
teenth semi.annual tour Of America,
and has nearly covered the continent.
The tour has been wonderfully sue
ceSsful in every way as figures prove
Sousa himself Is in splendid form and
his band also. The special soloisIs
are blanche Dutfield soprano, Bertha
Buckln vo'iniste. The band SOLOS S
include Arthur Pryor trombone, Her
bert l.. Clarke curnet, Walter b.
Rogers cornet, Frank Helle, tluegel
horn and Simone Mantia euphonium
The band VIII appear here in concert
on Thursday afternoon May 2, at the
Blanchard opera house.