Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-27
CITY NEWS

have force OF men at work on Cur
rier Park, laying walks about 1t and
making places for setting out plants;
1t will be great improvement and
will present a very artistic appear
ance when completed.
Ralph Arey is to leave the first OF
next week for Vinal Haven, Maine,
to work. He is living now at South
Barre. H.
John G. Nichols of South Barre has
had his residence connected with the
Arbuckle spring water system.
Dean Perry is at home from the U.
V. M. for few days.
James Lamb is moving his family
into the Bancroft house at South
Barre.
Mr.. Mitchell exchanges tomorrow
morning with Rev. W. A. Morrison
of Graniteville. Both will occupy
their own pulpits in the evening.
Mrs. L. n Gauthier and children
and Mrs. H. B. Houghton returned
this morning from visit in Bolton,
John Sn itn left this morning on a
business trip to Troy, N. Y.
At the meeting Of the {. O. +. last
night three applications were baIloted
upon.
A large party Of young people went
to Middlesex this morning after trail
ing arbutus.
Gen. T. s. Peck Of Burlington has
received a telegram from Captain G.
M. Brownell, who is now In San Fran
cisco with his company OF the 26th
regiment, saying that all were well,
and that he expected to be mustered
out Of the service May ID.
Brakeman James Rice Of the Will
Jamestown branch of the G. V. is laid
up on account of the condition of the
tinger be recently injured while coup
ling cars.
A Buzzell boy, son Of the foreman at
Jones Brothers, while playing on the
electric Car track ataNOrth Barre yes
terday, came very near being run over
by the l2.l5 car. The motorman,
however, stopped it in time to save
him just as he was caught on the
fender.
At the meeting of the Central La
Dor Union last evening there was a
large attendance and considerable bus
mess was transacted The bylaws
were further amended. Several griev-
ances were reported and action was
taken toward redressing the same.
There was considerable discussion on
the lines of improvement in unionism.
The union is now in good working or
der. Adjourned until the last Friday
in May.
Nancy A., wife Of Marshall Lam.
son Of Spaulding street, died yester-
day of chronic bronchitis, aged "a
years and months. The remains
were taken to Cadyville, N. Y, last
night for burial. -
The gates at the entrance OF Elm
wood cemetery have been removed,
which is great improvement.
At the meeting Of the Barre Debat.
ing club last night, the Rev. E. X. M.
Jones was the speaker OF the evening.
delivering a carefully prepared and
very interesting address on 1.-The
Suffrage of the Commonwealth"
A. A. Sargent was the presiding of.
fcer.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
the pastor will preach in the morning
On IAN Awful Perversion OF Holy
Things and in the evening "Christ's
Method of Dealing with Doubt"
Strangers heartily welcomed.
A telephone has been placed in
John Corskle S new Office, Batchelder's
meadow. Call liS2.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reavey left yes.
terday afternoontfor ass,visit with their
daughter in Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Walker was upon the
street this morning after being con-
fined to the house for several weeks by
illness.
Mrs George A. Morse returned to
yesterday afternoon, after
a visit with Nj. and Mrs. H. W.
Scott.
All water rent due the city Of Barre
for Tie half year ending Oct.-l, 1901,
must be paid at the su II. of water
works office before Nay lst, or the
water will be shut off. This is 10
joke, but stern reality, as all who fail
TO pay will ind out to their sorrow.
No further notice VIII be given by the
supt. of waterworks. Remember
that there are only four days more.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
the pastor will speak ut 1870 a. NJ,
On FISHERS of Men," at p. M, on
The Beloved Disciple" There will
be meeting for prayer at 10a m.
The Bible School will meet at II M,
and the Epworth League at 5.45 p.
ct 49,