Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-17
CITY NEWS

Arulur MarUlQ were III W aSulnRUOu
today appraising quarry land belong.
ing to the bankrupt estate of E. L.
Densmore.
Will Holman finishes work as bag
gagemaster at the c. V. depot to.
morrow night. He leaves Monday to
take course of study at Mt. Hermon,
Mass.
The remains of the late David Wood
of Graniteville were shipped to Toron-
to, Canada, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Wood and children, her brother,
and brother of the deceased accom-.
panied the body.
A large number went to Montpelier
last night to attend the band con.
cert.
Mrs. F. B. Mudgett returned last
night from Boston where she has been
attending the N. E. O. P, conven.
tiOn.
z. Macchi the we'll known granite
manufacturer, was united in marriage
yesterday to Miss Marie Bottigi.
Miss Hattie Wood of Berlin is visit
ing her cousin, Henry Pratt.
Hon. j. E. Cushman commissioner
OF State taxes was in the city on bust.
ness yesterday.
The entertainment for the straw
berry short-cake sOciable will consist
OF flute solo by Mr.. Butterfeld,
reading by Irwin Potter, vocal solo by
Roy Howard. All who have not heard
Mr.. Butterheld have rare treat 10
store.
The Moondyne club met with Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Campbell last evening.
The first prizes were won by Mrs.
John L. Wallace and James f. Smith
and the consolation prizes by Mrs. G.
w. Steele and Frank Sartelle.
George Beckett and George Aims
worth Of Williamstown were in the
city today.
Landscape, Gardener Temple has
planted a lot OF hardy shrubs on Cur
rier park and is now at work on the
Spaulding School grounds.
"a Fishermans Luck" at the opera
house tonight.
Rev. G. o. Judkins Of Montpelier
will address union temperance meet
ing next Sunday night at 7 O'Clock in
the Baptist church. He will consider
q theme of Importance, namely, 1.-The
Modern Neglect Of Home the Worst
Intemperance. Mr.. Judkins IS an
eloquent and forceful speaker.
Chas. Townsend is building house
on Railroad street. and Tom Carroll is
building two on Foss street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Goodrich OF East
Calais are visiting at P. s. Prior's and
at Eli N Taylors.
w. e. Haskins, foreman at Smith,
Whitcomb & Cooks, has gone home
to Tnetford for short visit.
NJ. Roberts returned from Green's
boro today with IS pounds OF trout
and salmon. The rest of the party
return tomorrow.
A car loaded with gravel on the
Batchelder meadow switch broke in
t xo and delayed traffic a short time.
Mrs. L. Bailey of Bolster Place re-
ceived the sad news tt day of the death
of her granddaught r in Jersey City.
A new plank walk has been put in
leading to Will Roy's lunch room.
The Rev. T. H. Mitchell left this
noon for West Lebsn II. n H. He
exchanges Sunday with Il he Rev. 2. p
Womer
Wanted \ crowded house to see
the play, "a Fisherman S Luck IT,
night.
Two men with bagpipes and mon
key were the center Of a large group
of children all along Main street TO-
day.
G. M. Fletcher of Canaan, VT, state
agent for the Unit d States Benevo-
lent society, was in the city yester-
day.
p. Gleason went to St. Johnsbury
today called there by the death Of hi
niece.
On June Sth the Italian Socialists
will give drama and dance In their
hall on Granite St. The title of the
drama is "Senza Patriai by P. Garl
in two acts.
Nelson Downing has just purchased
new stock Of buggies, some of them
very handsome. He has also purchas-
ed from John Trow a horse which |
stands Is hands high and weighs
100, is good driver has nice knee
action.
Jake Morse has received word from
bis wife that her father is seriously |
Ill, and he will 60 to Rochester Satur-
day night.
$. J. Traggis of the Burlington
Candy Kitchen was in the city to-
day.
Remember "a Fisherman's Luck"
at the opera house tonight.
McWhorter has the largest and most
complete line of Negligee Shirts. Do
not fail to see them. 30
Something new. A Strawberry
ShOrt-Cake SOciable will be held in