Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-27
CITY News.

Clarence Kendrick went to Boston
last night.
Filippo Mater went to Bellows
Falls last night.
Mrs. T. l.. Snow has gone to Brad
ford to take care of her mother, Mrs.
Healey, who is very sick.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the school com nissioners this evening
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Lucinda
Durfee was held at her late home, 1879
Silver st., at 2 E clock this afternoon,
Rev. E. M. Fuller officiating. The
burial was IN Hope cemetery.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Pres.
byterian church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. John Murray, 4 Currier St.. on
Wednesday afternoon.
There will be a meeting of Moutpe-
lier Council r. & S. NJ, at Montpelier
tonight and several from Barre are to
take the degrees.
H. D. Segel & Co. have purchased
the stock OF goods and store fixtures
belonging to the estate Of the late
George P. Boyce and took possession
yesterday. The store is now closed
while an inventory is being taken.
The new owners Ut the store have not
yet decided whether they sell out the
stock in a lump or whether they will
have a closing out sale as Don as the
inventory is finished. c. p. White
and his son, Fred, will remain with
the new firm for a while at least.
E. .. Marion has been obliged TO
increase the number of bis employees
to seven on account of the heavy de-
mand for Marrion's Best S." putting
on two additional cigar makers this
morning.
Paint Your Buggy for 75c.
to 81. 90 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage
Paint. 1t weighs 8 to 8 ozs. more to
the pint than others, wears longer,
and gives a gloss equal to new work.
Sold by Reynolds & Son.
Hose No.3 and Hook & Ladder Co..
will have a joint practice meeting this
evening. The notice calling it fol
last night was a mistake.
The store Of the late G: P. Boyce
is closed today while an inventory is
being taken.
Hon. w. A. Boyce is on the SICK
list.
Miss Gertrude Lang returned this
morning fro a visit with Mrs. E. ABB.
Bishop at Burlington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leroy Howard have
returned from their wedding trip.
Jesse Cayhue is critically sick this
afternoon ut his home on South Main
street, and is suffering from heart
disease.
OttoLewis is rapidly recovering from
his fall Saturday night.
Last nights meeting Of the Barre
Branch, 6. @. N. u, was a very lively
one, and it is reported this morning
that a proposition Of the Barre
Granite Manufacturers Association
for a So day after March / provided
the union would agree to Work for as.
ISOLATION members only, was defeated
by a small margin.
John f. Klmball OF Randolph, who
was sentenced recently to state prison
for adultery, eloped with a girl by the
name Of Miss Nellie Moulton from
this city several years ago.
The street department have nearly
finished the WORK on South Main
street and have put on from eight tc
ten inches of gravel from the "fork
shop" to Ayers street, with a little
less on this end. Until this wears
away there will be but little mud on
the street.
DR.. G. F Camp is in Montpelier
this afternoon In consultation with
DR.. ]. II. Judkins, returning this
afternoon.
The arguments in the water case Of
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook VS.. Barre
Water co., are being made this after
noon at Montpelier.
Some'16 journeymen BARRIERS from THU
city and Montpelier met in Richard
ardson's barber shop last evening ane
organized a journeymen barber's union
Organizer Bacon of Rutland, called
the meeting to order, after which re
marks upon unionlsm in this city wer'
made by f. N. Prescott. Officers wer'
elected as follows: President, Ber
Cayhue; vice president, G. Luce o
Montpelier; recording secretary, FREQ
H. Cnat6eld. financial and CORE
spending secretary, Clarence Cole
treasurer, l.. E. Schofield; trustees,
Gurdon Woodwork with Messrs. BE
dard and Blake Of Montpelier; finance
committee, Jesse Cayhue, A. G. Mile
and Gilman Luce OF Montpelier.