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Barre
nterprise.
Associated
Press
Dispatches.
Single copy,
One month,
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VOL.1. NO. 32.
BARRE, VTi TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1898.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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TERMS:
The Blue Store
By the Depot, Barre,Vt,
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
Men's, Boy's and Children's
Clothing,
Men's, Women's and Child
ren's Shoes.
Men's, Women's and Child
ren's Furnishings
at Rock Bottom Prices.
Yuiir inspection is invited. Satisfaction
punninteeJ or your money buck.
i w lines of straw buts are coming In daily,
dive ii- u call.
,V ,Mvn-stais tenement to rent. Iwjiiire lit
tlic-t.'it'.
id voiirsubiirlmn tickets here at 0c u trip.
SEGEL &BRADY, Prop'rs.
DKl'OT SQUAltE. UARKE, VT.
ATTENTION!
Quarry Boys,
Pure Leaf,
L L Ponies,
Royal Savage,
. ARE
The Cigarsto Smoke
For Sale Everywhere.
L. Lewin, M'gr.
180 No. Hain St. Barre, Vt.
DEWEY !
Fine Engraving of Admiral Dewey,
14x20, with Mats, ready for framing.
25 Cents Each.
H. L. AYERILL,
28 Xo. Main St. Tel. 31-3
DON'T BE LURED
Ito paving Drug Store Profits
on Cream of Tartar or Soda. V e
will sell yen
Strictly Pure Cream of Tar
tar at 35C a pound, and
Strictly Pure Soda at
5c. a pound.
We will give 810 for proofs that the
above are not strictly pure. And fur
ther, any Spices, we sell you are 1 fKR.
We 'rive you our guarantee of ii years
business reputation that our goods arc
us ropreseuieu.
I. M.' AVERILL.
We Are on Guard
For vour interests as well as "ur own.
'it means business for us. livery
man, bov and child needs a new
suit for spring, and we carry the
best lino in the City at the lowest
prices.
We have just received a fine line of
MenV, Hoys' and Children s
Clothing
Which we will soil cheaper than any
store in Barre or vic.n.ty ever
sold them.
We will offer for the next 10 days 100
boys' suits with sailor col aw.
sis from 4 to 15 years, at 11.00
a suit ; sold elseweere for M.W
Hiing your boy along and get one
at the
Standard Clothing Co.'s Store-
Why suffer with Corns when you
can have them removed without pa.n
by Mks. 8. M. Yoiik, 12Wn St.
Non.KlTTm prcd to 1 firjt
Cass work in house painting. P
lunging and cnUoinlumg:- 1 '
tlnvuKl? the iiii.il promptly am lu to
All my employee, mMiApcnc.icedu.uk
men. Ko Hitprciiticcs. . Sl
')! C. DootiK, t0t Mum Bl
The Weather.
. liusTiix. May 1". Fair to-night and
Wednesday; cooler ; northwest winds.
News From Camp Olympia.
At 10.30 this forenoon Company E
took the oalh of allegiance to the United
States from Major Jocelyn, nnd at noon
as they relumed from the parade ground
signed the uiuster-in' roll which made
u, all soldiers of Uncle Sam. The cer
emony was very impressive. At 8.30
every company fell in at their own
streets at the adjutant's call marched to
the parade ground. Here they were
"lined up" "companies front" milking a
line of National (iuardsmen 1200 stroiig
reaching from one side of the parade
ground to the other.
After going through a few minor for
malizes the command from Col. Clark
came, "Companies Right," bringing
them around in columns of companies.
The recruiting officers, Maj. Jocelyn
and Capt. Hovcy, U. S. A. then started
with company A, and administered the
oath to each company separately. Co.
E being lifth in the column was the
fifth to be sworn in. Maj. Jocelyn,
Capt. llovev and Capt. Iiadgereach had
a muster roll. As each man's name was
called by Capt, liadger, lie answered
hen!-' inarched past the officers, sa
luted and "fell in"' as a member of Co.
E, 1st Ucgt. Vt. Vol.
After all had answered to their names
with heads uncovered they raised their
right band to receive the oath trom
Maj. Jocelyn, after which we marched
to our street ami after signing the roll,
became a company in Uncle Sam's great
army. Following is the oath: "1 do
solemnly swear (or affirm) tlfiit I will
bear true faith and allegiance to the
United Stales of America and that I
will serve them honestly and faithfully
against all their enemies whomsoever;
and that 1 will obey the orders of the
President of the United States and the
orders of the officers appointed over me
according to the rules and articles of
war."
Company E wishes to thank their
friends at Harro who came to visit them
Sunday for the many tokens of friend
ship given them and that they alone
know how they appreciate their kind
ness, and especially the ladies who
sent them the aprons and sleeves. Mr.
(1. W. Lang felt very proud this after
noon in his new uniform. The eooks
found them to be the ' missing links "
and last, but not least, we thank those
friends who have sent us gifts from
home. We were grateful for three
boxes of cigars and a large number of
pipes sent by Payette, Memlelshon &
Co., and also for the cigars and bananas
given us bv Mr. Callaghan and L. M.
Averill.
Thursday forenoon is the time set for
our departure to Chattanooga.
Chief musician Mercer and private
Frasier arrived at Camp this afternoon.
Some thought " Tom " would show
' cold feet '' but we arc glad to say
that he is going to stay with ns.
II. F. Cutler and W. A. Marsh were
welcomed at catty this eve, and as Mr.
Cutler has his machine the people of
liarre will have an opportunity of seeing
a good photograph of Company E as
they looked just before going to the
front.
ft might be, well to mention that let
ters from our friends are always accept
able. Another list of welcome friends from
Barre who called on us todav is W. W.
Lapoint, Fritz .Jackson, Win. Miers,
Allen Martin. E. E. Perry, ex-Capt. F.
H, Mudgett, John E. Smith, Thomas
Dunham, E. Smith.
One young man who had a great de
sire to ci. list in Co. E entered cam-,) this
afternoon, and after a very rigid exam
ination by "I'ol." Tom Mercer au his
staff he was advised that physicnllj he
would make a perfect soldier, but be
fore he would be allowed to enlist he
must exhibit his ability as a sentinel,
accordingly he was presented with a
"broom stick ' ami given an oui-o-way
beat to "frog". At present he is "at it"
(j.;S0 p. m.) and by morning he will
realize that "all is not gold that
glitfrs."
The Goddards Win Again.
Just before the first game between
the (loddard Seminary and llurlington
HHi School teams the Free Press stated
that the Hurlingtons intented to give
tin, (ioddards a hard tight for the cup,
the Interscholistic league tropny, oui
the plans of the iuecn Lity laus umsi
have been crushed, for a second time
within two weeks (ioddard has scored
a ui" victory over Hie stmienis oi uie
......fl u,.linnls. Defeatinsr that
1)111 lllllin'ii Y ,.
n.regation at Atholetie park liurling-
ton Monday afternoon uy me. scoic. m
17 to 8. llurlington presented a new
pitcher named Rami, but he was not
even as effective as Morgan. Bush
n.rnin pitche.t a star game for the (,od
dards and had he been given pill edged
support, it is doubtful if a Burlington
player would have seen the home plate.
Bush is a coining pitcher and in his able
l,n,.kstop Ayer the (ioddards nave an
other rich find, (io.ldard was also
l.led with a heavy hitler in Hagg
who lined out a home runs and two base
hits will. ease. The treatment which
the (ioddards received from Burlington
crowd, was the worst ever encountered
in that city. Uru crowds of students
stood on the coachers lines and often
were ho near tho base runners line that
they had to be put back by the umpire.
In this position, they kept up a contini
ous yelling nguln-t Bush. Ayer and
Lamb, but all to no effect, as the score
proves," toward the close of the game
ho rooters of the homo team were drown
,,,,, poise by the loud shoutcrs although
...... . ,...'i.,.r who -rave the school
II!V III nil"""
.ells of (ioddar l. There were no spec-
((.,,snNlp on Forirrn vm;k.)
SECRECY
Strictly Maintained
By D. S. in Fufere-82,000
Volunteers in til Field Al
ready The Wilmington Sinks
a Spanish Ship, j
j
.i-
Report of Naval Explosion.
Marion Manoly Mason Sues for Drvorce
Will Maintain Secrecy.
Washington, May 17. (ien. Gree
ley chief of the United States Signal
Service has adopted energetic measures
to prevent the Spanish squadron from
keeping posted on the movements of the
American squadrons, lie has forbidden
the Haytian Cable Company from send
ing or receiving any messages except to
or from the, U. S. government which dis
closes in anyway the ) odtion of ourships
This prevents press dispatches, but it
will be a great improvement over the
war policy which has been in effect
thus far, as it appears from all indica
tions that the Spanish authorities have
had a perfect knowledge of all the
movements of our fleets and thus have
been able to elude us at every point in
the Atlantic, while the U. S. officers
have been completely in the dark as to
the movements of the Spanish squadron.
Ship Blown Up.
M.li;it, May 17. A despatch re
ceived from Havana says that a small
naval boat having a crew of 17 men has
been blown up off Cardenas' while en
gaged in removing torpedoes from the
harbor. Tho explosion was caused
through the negligence or the workmen.
All of the crew perished. The despatch
does not indicate whether the ship was
Spanish or American.
Lateii. Kr.v West. Boats which
have just arrived here from Cardenas
say they have no knowledge of any
boats being blown up and that its crew
perished as was announced in the dis
patch from Havana. The opinion is ex
pressed here that it probably arose from
tho report of the sinking of the Uirelict
by the Wilmington.
Busy Wih Government
Contracts.
Sax Francisco, May 17. Major
Long o the quarterimtster's department
of Cal. says that at least 10,000 men and
women in the city are working . on gov
ernment contracts. SO00 uniforms and
12,000 canvass uniforms are now mak-
. , . : .. ,.t ,1...
ing. i lie noaru oi supui ismn ui nn
eity today changed the naniu of Bilboa
boulevard to Dewey boulevard in honor
of the hero of Manila.
Prize Court Begins Thursday
Key West, May 17. At the request
of Sampson, Attorney General Briggs
has appointed Edward K. Jones of Xew
York as special counsel in the trial of
the prize cases. The trials begin on
Thursday.
Spanish Base of Operation.
Cape Haytiaks, Hayti, May 17.-
rr.n Simiiisli eru'snrs are making a
base of operations at Guantama Bay.
They are hiding in the day time nnd
moving between Iliiyli and Cuba at
night.
-a
N. H. Volunteers Move.
CoNcmti), 2? J II., May 17. The first
detachment of 'New Hampshire Volun
teers started for Chickamauga at noon
to-day by way of Worcester, New York
and Baltimore, i'
Going South.
Xew Yokk, May 17. The Eighth
Massachusetts raiment of volunteers
went duwt
this morning on their way South.
Gladstone's Condition.
1 1 A w aiipkn, May 17. '.Hailstone did
not rest well last night. His. sleep was
broken somewhat and he, was exhausted
this morning. He is not suffering
much today.
Lateh. A five o'clock official bul
letin just issued, says: 'Gladstone has
taken a serious turn for the worse.
Deal Iris expected within 21 hours.
John Mason Sued for
Divorce. '
New Youk, May 17. Marion Mano
la Mason the well known actres wo
is now here announces that she has in
stituted a suit for divorce from her hus
band Jack Masou. The charge is de
sertion and nonsupport. She alleges
that his brother Lowell Mason influences
John against her.
Will Agitee Today.
Maiikii), May 17. The newspaprs
here assert that Senor Sagasta and Gar
nazo will reach an agreement at the
conference this afternoon to form a coa
lition cabinet.
The Cutter Gresham Sunk.
0;EENStiuito, N."Y.. May 17. One
half the revemio Cutter Gr"sham went
to the bottom of tho St. Lawrence rirer
this morning and now rests on its side'
in tweiitvtivo feet of water. She was
on the pontoon bridge and was top heavy .
82,000 Soldiers.
Washington, May 17. 82,000 vol
unteers have been mustered, in and are
being sent to tho points of mobilization
now. '
Williams Greene for
Congress.
Xew Beoeouu, May 17. Hon. Wil
liams Greene hits been nominated by the
Republicans of the 13th district as can
didate for Congress to succeed tho late
John Sinipkins.
Publishers Fail.
SrniNGi'iEi.K, Mas. May 17. Clark
W. Brya:t and Co. publishers filed a
petition in insolvency this morning by
tho Third Xational Bank having issued
an injunction retraining them from
desposing of their assets. Their liabili
ties ar6 120.000.
Terrible Accident.
Boston, May 17. The elevator at
the uncompleted warehouse of the Bos
ton Wharf Co. fell this afternoon from
the eight story, three men were killed
and live were seriously injured. The
coniiiineil weight of the load of buil ling
material and men was too much for the
cable. The dead are (). B. Henry,
Daniel Doyle and Leo Cadman.
Will not Transmit Spanish
Messages.
London, May 17. The American
cable companies have issued instruc
tions to their agents to refuse to trans
mit any Spanish government messages
from now ou.
Remember the Maine.
St. Lous, May 17. Captain Du
val of the U. S. commissary depart
ment lias made a contract for 010,000
pounds ot army crackers each to be
printed "Remember the Maine". He
has also let contracts for 28,000 gal
lons of vinegar.
The Welmington Sinks Ship
. Kb West,; May 17 rThe- Wil
mington yesterday, when about'thirty
miles east ot Havana fired four shells
into a Spanish trap in the shape of a
direlict which has been sent out from
Havana in the hope that some torpedo
boat or cruiser would run iuto it and
sink. She was an old Spanish schoon
er packed full of old rails, car wheels
etc. The Wilmington sunk her.
Real Estate Agents
We have opened 11 Real Estate Otliee in
renins II and 10, Holster's lSlni-k, where we
shouiil he pleased to see all persons having
Heal Kstiite of any kind to sell or those wish
ing to linv.
W e have several liuildini;' lots for sale lit
prices from 1011 anil upwards. Also, one
house with liain connected, nearly new, on
Kimtern avenue: one house on Kiist street,
jut completed; one new bouse 01. t'limp
street wiin line 101. -ny 01 im- mum- mmm
make line homes,
fieal Kstate investments are always safe.
We should lie pleased to see anyone having
houses or rooms to rent; and to assist those
seekim; for tenements. Kents looked after
ami collections made on reasonable terms.
Hy honorable dealings we hope to receive
vour patronaire.
Ifuspeetfuliy yours.
FAY & HANSON,
BAIiUi:,
VEUMOXT.
PURE ICE.
KAIRMOUNT ICE is clear and pure. It
is cut from spring water less than 40 rods
from where it rises, thus avoidini' all contam
ination which must enter river lee. The ser
vice will he efficient in every respect. A e so
licit your patronage. Prices that suit. Our
team will lie around regular. 54
E. E. SANDERS, Mag'r.
The Commercial House
IS KEl'T BY
Chas. Johnson
AT 323 XOHTII MA IX 8THKKT,
A
ml he is prepared to meet the
wants of ' the public in an up to
dale manner.
barber shop
pooiTroom
Ijs Cosnkction
487 N. Main Street,
Girden HaAves,
Proprietor.
IRONING -D AY HELPS.
When irnnintr and your flat iron becomes
sticky, what do you use? Many things are sold to overcome
this. Not all (if them fire s alisfaetory, and some of them
stain. It is hard to get a pure wax or (spermaceti the only
thiuo; to use in a case like this because so many grades are
sold. Ours is the best we could buy, you'll like it, 10 cents a Cake.
A good braser when you are tired and a practical working medicine is onr
Malt Extract, 25 cents "a bottle.
KENDRICK & CO.,
Pharmacists.
205 X. Main Street.
Eclipse Automatic
COASTER and
r4:.- BRAKE
Is the Greatest Improvement in 98
WHEELS.
ECLIPSE BICYCLES
Stand the Test.
6. J. REYNOLDS &
HARDWARE,
BAKKE,
We are Agents for the
Victor Bicycle,
Uates, a ust i n & vo
'"f "IJentsurmsliings, Books and Stationery.
20N. MAIN STREET.
Ask for Trading Stamp
"With every Cash purchase that you
make with us. If the use of them has
not been explained to you call and
we will gladly do so.
AYe have just received a new line of
Jams in five pound pails and Jellies ot
all kinds that we can fully guarantee.
Do not. forget our Telephone Call,
Xo. 128-4. Yours,
Rflesser &
16 Depot Square,
UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
W. K. WHEATLEY,
62 No. Main Street, - - Barre, Vermont.
All 'Vders will Keceive Mv Personal Attention.
, . Night Calls willbe Promptly Attended To
Telephone call at Residence 141-0, At office 26-3-
OSTEOPATHY
In Vermont.
DR. E. E. BEEMAN,
Osteopathist,
Graduate of American
School ot Osteopathy, Kirk.s
villc, Mo.
Montpelier, Vermont.
OKKIOH IIOUKS.
8 a. m., to 12 m.
1 p. ni. to 4 p. in.
Oltiee 64 State St.
SIBLEY'S
Mp& Market
NO. BARRE.
Full line of Meats, Veg
etables and Canned
Goods. Specialty of
Pork Products.
Opposite Depots.
SON
VERMONT.
BAKKE, TT.
Burnham,
The Best Grocers.
Who's Got Wheels?
F. W. Nichols
has a line of
D J .. I-. the most com
DlCyClVsSj plete of any in
the city, and lie will sell them at any
price you want. Prices ranging from
20 to SI 25.
A large number of second baud
wheels alinonst given away, in the
Basement of the Nichols
Block. Come and see
me.
WILLIAMS COLLECTION
AGENCY,
JAC'KMAN 15LOCK, llarrc, Vt.
Debt Collected,
Personal Demand imule in all cases,
Condition of Claims reported fre
iiiently, Suits prosenited vigorously,
Rapid, yet cautious handling of at
tachments and trustee proceedings.
No work delayed. A live active
ollice. ADVICK FHKK.