Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-01-05
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sartelle have
returned from Clark's Island, Me.
George Marion has moved from
Central street to Bolster place.
Fred Rich, who recently returned
from British Columbia, where he went
last October, is here in the interest
of the Ravelstoke copper mining com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Baird are visiting
in Moretown for a few days.
The wagon and track scales at the
G. V. depot were tested yesterday by
Mr.. Bullock of St. Adams.
Mrs. II. r. Stoughton went to
Mortified yesterday.
Grant q. Russell arrived in the
city yesterday from Waterbury.
Mrs. Anna Pearlman, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Harry Segel the
last four months, has returned to her
home in Burlington, called there by
the illness of a grandchild.
Patrick Gleason has returned from
Montreal.
Miss Stella Chase went to Grove.
ton, N. H., yesterday on account OF
| the illness Of a relative.
Yesterday afternoon, Geo. Poole at
Harr'ngton's lunch room, ran silver
entirely through the finger next the
little finger on his left hand. 1t
made very painful wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Durham return.
ed last night from Randolph. Mr.
Durham there installed the officers OF
Beulah Chapter, .. e. S., Thursday
evening.
The Barre officers and several other
witnesses were examined before the
special grand jury at Montpelier yes.
tcrday aftt rnoon. 1t looked this
morning as though the hearing would
lot be concluded today.
Zinc and Grinding Make
D woe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice
as long as lead and Oil mixed by hand
Miss Lucy Gossier of Burlington
who has been visiting her brother
George, returned to her home on
Thursday.
@. Fl. White teacher at Spaulding
School has returned from his home in
Walden where he has been spending
the holidays.
Mrs Richard Harvey who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. G. Humphrey,
returned to her home yesterday in
Concord.
w. Burns has started housekeeping
in the Ellis house at North Barre.
Mrs. Alberta Fellows left yesterday
for New York to remain du ing the
winter.
Mrs. Joseph Laundry of New York
who has been visiting with her broth
er Jesse Cayhue left yesterday for
Montpelier to remain with relatives
few days.
M. S. Levin returned yesterday af-
ternoon from a business trip to Bur
lington.
| The insurance adiusters are y.
city fixing the losses in the recent
fire.
J. E. Dalrymple, general freight
agent of the G. V. Ry., at st. AL
bans, was in the city yesterday on
business with Col. II. R. Stoughton.
e. @. Marion has finished taking
stock and has made general cleaning
up. The floor has been mopped and
the stove fixed up for'the new CEN
fury.
Peter Kennedy is expected home
tonight from Montreal, where he has
been for the past month undergoing
treatment for his eyes. He has COM
pletely recovered the use of his sight
F. E. Kimball of Newbury Centre
was in the city yesterday on a short
visit
H. H. shufelt, W. G. Davis, Rose
E. Watson. H. G. Gleason, e. W..
Peltop, E. B. Bailey, F. G. Kennedy
A. q. Humphrey, j. Flynn, G. F..
lockwood, F. M. Gould, H. J. Haw-
thorne all of Burlington; j. D.Thyng,
C. W. Morrill,, j. II. Crosby, H. l.
HARDWOOD, BOSTON, N. NJ. Carlton,
Williamstown; f. B. Williams, Keene,
N. H.; George II. Williams, New
York: e. s. Newcomb, w. R. juno
ton; r. B. Ward, New York; are
registered at the City Hotel
]. Keefe. train master of the G. V.
Ry., at st, Adams, was in the city
yesterday on business.
The four inch sewer pipe from the
Aver street school house is being taken
up and replaced by six inch pipe.
Fred Kemp moved his household
goods to Hard wick yesterday. He and
the children went today.
Mrs. A N. Fellows of 1927 North
Main street left yesterday for New
York city.
A. G. Blanchard was in the city on
business yesterday. He says he is all
ready to cooperate with the citizens
of Barre for a tirst-class hotel but says
he cannot build and back hotel un-
less the citizens help out by organizing
and guaranteeing support.
II. Watkins has returned from Con-
cord, N. H.
G. N. Scott of East Barre left yes
terday for GouldSville and Mortified.
The Central Vermont pay car ar
riveS here the 8th.
Miss Isabel McIver has closed her
labors as cook at Halves retaurant.
Mrs. H. G. Townsend has gone to