Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-15
Frank Uu.chins spcnt the Sabbath il

Frank lIuchins spent the SabCa'h III
Washington.
j Wood and wife are slending few
days in Calais.
/. II. Landry has gone 10 Franklin,
n. II. for visit
Rev. j. l.. Linglcy Of East Farre went
to Boston this morning.
Ching Joe has gone to Burlington and
will return this evening.
b. Thomas went to st. Adams Satur-
day and returned today.
II. \. Holt went to Burlington Satur
day evening to spend few days
Mrs. Theodore Wilfore has gone to
Rouses Point for a two weeks visit.
Frank Towne and wife of Warren are
visiting at the home of Judge Towne.
Mrs. Nutbrown who was operated on
by DR.. Hayes is out of danger and do
ing well.
l.. J. Bolster is digging ditch today
to connect his Elm street house with
the sewer.
Martin Casey returned this morning
from two weeks vacation in Franklin
Falls, n. II.
Leonard Parker and Miss Jennie Par
ker of Mortified spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Wiley.
Let every man woman and child in
the Granite City do all they can to help
along the Company E benefit.
Mrs. F. 7. Cutler and daughter re
turned Saturday night from months
outing at Old Orchard Beach.
j. Conelly spoke from the band
stand i'll the park yesterday afternoon
He had quite large audience.
Miss Mabel Hopkins and Miss Geor
gianna Wishart left on the noon train
for a short visit in Williamstown.
The New England Telephone & Tele-
graph Company is cutting away some
of It's old poles on Main St. today.
Frank Jackson and family who have
been taking a weeks outing at Berlin
Pond returned to the city last night.
George Emory returned this morning
from the summer school at Randolph
where he has been fitting himself for
teaching.
Tickets to the clam bake at Caledonia
Park must be purchased before 6 o'clock
Tuesday night as none will be sold
after that hour.
Arthur Campbell and wife starred
yesterday for carriage drive to Hyde
Park. They intend to be absent week
visiting relatives.
Superintendent OF Streets Warren
Richardson has the scraper out this
cleaning North Main street be-
low the concrete.
Mrs. Warren F. Richardson. Mrs.
Edith Britton and Miss Alice Richardson
returned Saturday evening after vaca-
ton at Old Orchard Beach.
George Barber, clerk in Morse's shoe |
store, who has not been working for the !
past week on account of sickness, re-
turned to work this morning.
1t is announced that the employees of |
he Central Veomont and NJ. Il W. r.
r. freight offices will each have hand
'omely decorated float in the civic and
Industrial parade.
Mr.. Sherburnes Sunday school class
ire to have corn roast in Byron Jack
on's grove toni ght. The grove will be
decorated with japanese lanterns and a
rood time is assured.
Mr.. Henry Lagore ard wife return to-
morrow to their home in Keesville, n.
[. after spending two weeks with
riends and relatives in Barre and
icinity.
G. J. Reynolds & Son will have three
+ four handsomely decorated floats adj
erlising different lines of their bust
ess in the civic and industrial parade.
the Company f benefit.
The people of North Barre have been
licking to the Board of Health for some
me about S. ID. Sibley's rendering
'orks, and Il writ was put into Constable
uchanan's hands to-day. lie served it
lis afternoon and Mr.. Sibley has "a
ours in which to abate the nuisance, ,
The Lane Mfg. Co. sent Mackie, I
ussey n Co. a whistle for their new
ant Saturday, which can he distinctly
card 10 miles with an ordinary condi- |
On OF atmosphere. On a clear day if a
III probably sound 20 miles. 1t is 5
~ inches long by 0 - inches in {
Key. MIR. Mcdonald, who has been
pPlylng at the Presbyterian church
ring Rev. Mr. Mitchell's absence
'rted this morning for Old Orchard
ZACH lie will go as far as Fabvns ON 4
train and the rest of the way on his
leel' Rev. Mr. Mitchell is expectnd Y
OK to occupy the pulpit next SUNDAY