Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-18
CITY NEWS.

street extension Of the city water
mains and it will be all covered TO-
night.
The Barre Roller Mills and " E.
Ayers wood working shop resumed
work just before noon yesterday at.
ter having been shut down nearly two
days on account Of breaking the gate
stem on the water wheel.
Carl Mute has finished work as fire.
man on the Mountain King and has
commenced work for LittleJohn &
Milne, sharpening.
Miss Maude Mute is visiting rela-
tiveS in East Barre for week.
A subject of Importance is the
theme to be considered by Rev. c. O.
Judkils, Sunday night at O'Clock in
the Baptist church VS. The Modern
Neglect of Home, the Worst Intemper-
ance." Make an effort TO hear him.
At the Congrega, ional church TO-
morrow the usual morning and eve
ming service will be held and Rev.
Geo. r. Hewitt VINO preached last
Sunday will again conduct the SER
vices.
Mrs. Emily Pope from South Barre
left this morning for Mortified.
VIM. Doherty left this morning for
Nashua, N. H., to work cutting stone.
A new carpet was put down in the
Firemen's club room on Prospect
street today.
Henry Gee left today for bis for
mer home In Morgan, Vt. He will re-
main there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Griggs leave
next week for Sacramento, CAL, to
take care Of their son, L. l.. Griggs
who is sick there lie went there
this spring for his health.
Decoration Day will blossom out
with good list Of entries for the
3-minute and 2.24 classes. Mr.. Ruge
received few inquiries Yesterday and
finds the horse men interested and
these races will augment the season
materially. The music program will
also be feature. A large crowd will
patronize the gate, as the price. %
cents. is very low for the attractions.
1t is practical y double bill.
At the Baptist church tomorrow
morning the pastor will preach on
"The True Mission of Music" The
Bible School will meet at II o'clock,
aud at o'clock the Y. 2. S. G. f. will
hold a temp, Race service. AT 7 p
III. there viii Ue a union temperance
service held in this church, when Rev
C. O Judkins OF Montpelier will speal
on The Modern Neglect Of the Home
the Worst 1ntemperance." Every
body is cordially invited to all of these
sci vices.
The street committee has been con
siderng the petition for foot bridg'
across the river from Brooklyn stree
at the South End. What is reall.
needed is that the street be extended
across the river to South Main street
and if right of way can be secured
this may be done.
Mrs. Jake Morse returned las
n,gnJ from visit with her parent
in Rochester, Vt. Mr.. and Mrs
Morse 70 there tonight for over Sun
day
Miss Inez English the telegraph or
orator, will spend Sunday with rela
tives in Marshfeld.
Fritz Jackson's gasolene launch
having been put in first class cond
ton was loaded on Car today tO b
shipped to Highgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Kendrick az
visiting in WilliamStown over Sur
day.
John Beckley has commenced oil
ging the cellar for new house q
Dewey street..
Supt. of Fire Alarm L L. Snow r.
plenished a The batteries today, an
now the current will be stroug enoug
for good service.
Guy Ratchelder went to Old O
c1ard, Ne, this morning He has
position in the pest Office there.
When the 200, 600 wall-eyed pix
frye that W. G. Reynolds put in Be
liz Pond yesterday get grown, tn
hshing should be good there.
M. NJ. Gordon will spend Sunday &
the home of his wife's people in Bethe
Mrs. Gordon will return with him Q
Monday.
Will Holman, baggage master at til
IC. V. depot, leaves on the IL o'cloc
train tonight for his home In Raj
. dolph He leaves there Monday II
Mt. Hermon, Mass.
G. S. Andrews, proprietor of tt
Peoples shoe store, will spend Sunda
| with relatives in Northfield.
. B. c. Durett and Will Fordham lei
! this noon for a fishing trip to Eas
!, Bratntree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King returne
this afternoon from MoOre's N. Y
where they attended the funeral {
Mr.. Kings sister Helen.
The rain put a stop to all base ba
games 10 this vicinity scheduled ft
; today.
Donald Smith OF the firm Of E. l
Smith s. Co., leaves tonight for Ne