Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-29
CITY NEWS

Fall styles in Lamson AMI Hubbard
Hats, Just received at McWhorter's
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Henry Premier is making repairs On
his residence, Granite St.
E. H. Ashley has moved from %
Maple Avenue to Merchant St.
Beck & Beck are about to sink 30
foot artesidn well in their Ston she d
They already have one about Is feel
and now they Will put one down 81
feet in hopes OF getting better water
Mrs. Griffith Jones left this morn
iog for Troy, N. Y to Join her hus'
band who is working there.
Harvey Gay returned yesterday
from three weeks visit in Franklin,
Me.
Mrs. A. S. Martin left this morn.
ing for a visit Of few days in Char.
lotte.
NJ. H. Wilcox. wife and son OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, who have been visit.
ing a. James Co )k's left this morn
ing for Marshtield and st. Johnsbury.
They return home Monday.
Prof A. j. Blanchard of Dekalb,
ILL.,, is visiting his brother in-law q. |
Beckley on Hill st.
The regular meeting Of the Central
Labor Union will be held in Tool
Sharpeners hall tomorrow evening at
100
Regular meeting OF Hiawatha Lodge
No. 20, O. 0. F., this evening.
DR.. Stickney was called to the CIV.
depot just before the $50 train left
this morning to treat woman Suf-
fering from nervous prostration. She
was accompanied by her husband and
childre , and they were going home
to Burlington, after having visited in
Corlnth. The screams OF the suffer.
ing woman attracted cons dera BILE
crowd, ma y OF whom thought she
was an insane person being taken to
the asylum.
Mrs. Julia Bigelow of WATERFOWL.
Mass, who has been visiting friends
LSICt Ido SoDC w lplOohuVlO
Miss Carrie l.. Bicknell of Tun.
bfidge is in the city TO have DR. Han
son examine her eyes for glasses.
Mrs. A n. Little and Mrs. George
Linton Of Corinth are in the city.
Among those who went to Water
bury this morning were Frank Trow,
Har ey and Ear Cutler, Harry Huse,
f. Martin and James Carey.
Andrew Knapp writes that the
fishing is good al Highgate Springs.
To our city customers we would say
that if they subscribe by the month
or year at our office, we guarantee the
delivery Of the papers. At present
we have some reliable route boys. We
have had considerable complaint in
the past u onth from the North Barre
route, and to those customers we
would say that the Griggs boy was
discharged as soon as we became con-
WINGED that be was not doing the
work foe which we paid him. The
boy now on that route comes highly
recommended to US. and we feel con.
ident that there will be no more
trouble. Customers will confer ia.
vor il they will notify us Of the fail.
ure Of any OF our route boys to deliver
their papers.
One Hugh Downs went tu the cir.
Gus last night and had q little diff.
Guilty with the man In charge OF the
red lemonade stand. 1t is alleged
that Downs was Furnishing q very
pretty but dangerous appearing dag.
ger quite freely and promising to do
various things. Constable Buchanan
came along about that time however,
and gathered Downs and bis dagger
into the arms of the law. In city
court this morning he pleaded guilty
to breach of the peace and was fined
$40 and )sts Of SO Sc. City Attorney
Wishart appeared for the state.
The lecture at the Baptist church
last night by Will Carleton, "the poet
of the hour" on the subject, "'rhe
Chain of u esq was we'll after d, d
and thoroughly EMO! ed by all.
Toe funeral of the late Cnarlt
Templeton took place at 2.3o yester-
day afternoon at his residence on PAX
street. the Rev. Ellie X. NJ. Jones Off
CT ting. A large number OF the lead
ing business men ATTENDED. The fl
raj tributes we're very beautiful The
burial W. n Elmwood cemet The
pail bearers were ID q. II Reed,
Albert Johonnott, James Perry. Ira
c Calef, George Rowland and John
Collins.
W. NJ. Strong of Woodbury. is visit.
ing Ia the city.
Private dance at Miles hall Friday
night.
Prof. A w. Keene Of Boston, who
has been here giving instruction in
vocal music for the past TWO months,