Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-19
OF NEWS

field, Mass.
w. e. Beck has gone to Randolph.
e. L Sc.tt will 90 to- Braintree on
Monday In hopes to get deer.
Alex Mathieson has exchanged his
farm In Northtleld for the residence Of
Thomas Spooner on Hall street, and
Mr.. Mathieson will move bis family
back tn the city to live. The terms
Of the s lie are private. T. g Mathies N
family, haye many friends here who
will be pleased to know that they are
to return here to reside.
The Barre Defenders left this noon
for Mortified VIII re they are playing
the Norwich University foot ball team
this afternoon.
The first practical self-winding man.
tel clock has made it's appearance in
Barre. 1t is run by dry batteries and
can be seen at the store of Fred King.
Mrs. M. S. Levin is seriously sick
with fever.
At the Baptist church the pastor
Will RINVS uOAO1AOW VhO
second in the series Of expository ser.
mons on the Epistles OF Peter. Sub
ject: "The Elect" In the evening
Rev. T. H. Mitchell will preach in ex-
change with the pastor.
Angelo Scampini will open the
European restaurant Saturday even
ing. 1t will bel decided novelty for
Barre but should be we'll patronized.
1851.
At the Catholic fair last evening an
excellent program was given by Mrs
M. D. Lamb and Beatrice Callaghan
and selections by quartette. These
prizes we're also awarded: Battenburg
collar, DR.. j. S. 'Deziel; bed spread,
Lawrence McSweeney; hat, Rev.. A.
LaCouture; willow chair, Matilda Ben
nett; toilet set Jesse (ayhne; vases,
Sam johnson; doll, Loretta Miles;
s,fa pillow, J E. O'Connor; pal ting,
Geo LAFAYETTE; perfumery. Jack
Buros; altar OF St. Anthony, A. H.
Burke The fair will close this even.
ing when the remainder of the prizes
will be drawn.
At the first in the series of whist
parties to be given by Bright Star Re-
bekah Lodge last evening in Odd Eel
! VS. hall there were alb ut 10 tables
o players. The first prizes, box Of
s:ati nary AMI n UGH e deck we're
W. by Geo. H. Cook and Mrs. o. S.
Cheney. The second pr yes a bunch
OF lead pencils and nail ti'e, were
given to o S. Cheney and Mrs. T. R.
S1itor. Cake and coffee were served.
The next party will be Nov. l.
Miss BERTHE Kingsley has gone back
to Burlington.
Col. H R. Stoughton left last night
for New York on short business
trip.
The New England DEVELOPMENT and
Improvement Co., for Mark L. Boards
ley sold 20 lots yesterd y on Windsor
Terrace tract Of land, About 500
persons attended the sale aud with
the assistance Of the auctioneer L. H.
Green had lots Of fun drawing prizes.
Today the sale is going on when the
b alance Of the lots will be disposed
Of.
II. K. Bacon, who for the past nine
months has been the efficient and
popular manager of the Combination
Cash store. will serve his connections
with that store Oct. % and will 60 to
St. Johnsbury where he will have
charge Of the dry goods department.
of the store Of James Richie. His
new position will be a much more sat.
isfactory one and will carry with it a
much larger salary. Since coming to
Barre Mr.. Bacon has made many
friends who will regret to hear Of his
departure. He has been the most ef-
ticient manager that the store has
ever had and under him it's trade has
largely increast d. He posst sses excel
| ut taste d sht u d make Wv
favorable impression in the "scale"
town when be goes there.
Miss Bertha Tobin OF Ottawa arriv.
Ell In this city this noon for visit
wi h her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Scott.
Tue carpenters have finished work
on A. II. Buzz ll's n.w block, and j.
G. Crowley aud gang of ten painters
are now at work there. They expect
to get through with one tenement this
evening, and will finish up all the
block by the trsu of the mouth.
Harry Smith and Frank Goneo have
gone to Canada on a hunting "Trip.
Mrs. E. w. Chaplin and two children
of Chicago left this noon for Boston,
after q visit Of one month with Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Blake.
Mrs. G. A Ketchum Of Salem.
Mass, is In this city, visiting rel. i.
tives.
81. D. Segel will return this evening
from New York.
The Boys orchestra wish to announ
&c that they will keep all future en-.
pagements made through their man.
a ger, l.. L. Huntington, and will pay
$40 attention to any others. They
ma ~ this announcement in viow NJ