Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-30


Jamestown after a fewdiys stay.
The +. G. I. C. will hold u meeting
in Worlhen's block this evening.
Misses Howe and Allen of Leominster,
Mass. are visiting friends in the city.
Fred Edwards went to Burlington
this morning on business for the day.
Miss Fife Chapman Of Turner's Falls,
Mass. is visiting Der cousin Mrs, W. IL.
Gale. '-ttss.
w. G. Scott Of Brandon, former
resident of this city, is visiting friends
in Barre,
Mr., Camptield Of New York city, a
well known granite dealer, is in the
city today.
Es.Miss Lizzie McGue Of st. Adams re-
turned home today after weeks visit
with relatives. III
Paul Bianchi and. children left this
morning for White River junction to
spend a few days. .,..T,
Workmen began tearing down the
staging on Miles block this morning
and cleaning the granite.
Miss Alberta Eastman who has been
visiting in Kittery, Me. has gone to
Boston for weeks visit.
East Montpelier people have sent
word here that they are to have four
floats in the Field Day parade.
Mrs. John McGue who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for the past week
returned to her home in Holyoke, Mass.
yesterday. ~.
Private John Brown, who has been
stopping at home for few days, re-
turned TO camp Olympia this morning.
l.. NJ. Averill, who has been spend
ing a few weeks at Peaks Island, Maine,
returned last night. Mrs. Averill will
return later in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Perry left this
noon on short business trip to New
York and Boston, They will return
either Saturday or Monday.
The Episcopal Sunday School left the
city at 8 :45 o'clock this morning on
special car No. IS for Dewey Park
where they will hold a picnic.
Daniel IIarrigan of Graniteville got
few pieces of steel chips lin his eye
yesterday and DIR. Hanson picked them
out His eye is quite badly infamed.
Prof. w. A. Wheaton and Will
Heathington, who have been on an ex-
tended visit with relatives in this city,
left for their home. in st. Paul, Mimi.
this noon.
The funeral -the-young child of W.
b, Fish will be held at the house to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. Rev.
A. +. Atwater will otficiate. Interment
in Elmwood Cemetery.
Arthur Freeman, employed by Will
liam Cassie, had the corner of his eye
cut yesterday afternoon by small piece
of steel which flew from his chisel. The
cut is not serious one.
Miss Violet "A. Ross who has been Wis
iiing relatives the past two weeks in
Montreal and Beaconsfeld, P. O., re-
turned Yesterday as far as East Georgia,
VT, where she will remain with friends
until Saturday,
Philip Bell was in the city this morn
ing escorted by Sheriff Collins. Mrs.
Susan j. Jones lrusteed Fred Waterman
for house rent owed by Bell and the
case was called in the city court this
forenoon, but was continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Corosky re-
turned last evening from New York
after three weeks wedding trip
through Massachusetts and New York !
state. They spent, a few days in
Rochester, n. Y. and a short time in
New York City
Rev. II. w. r. Stafford, who has re-
signed as lastor of the Episcopal Church,
caves this evening for Boston. From
Boston Mr.. Stafford will 90 to New
York where he will take "a postgraduate
curse in the General Theological Sem
nary. Mrs Stafford will accompany
lim to New York and they will reside
u Brooklyn. ..'.
Miss Mon'i Midget met with quite
'ad accident Yesterday afternoon at l..
\. Ayeril's store. She fell through an
pen hatch into the cellar. striking her
ead on the stairs. She was uncon-
cious for several moments and was ia
en home in the hack. No bones were
roken and she is feeling better today.
The commissioners in the French es-
ate have filed their report in the county
curt and recommend that all the prop
rty be sold, as heretofore been men,
oncd in these columns. 1t was also
commended that portion of the first
IT creds obtained from the sale Of the
roperty be applied to the liquidation OF {
10 arrears in taxes. {
7ILLIAMSTOWN.
Luther Bailey, son Of Joshua +. Eai-
y. Co. E, LIST VT. Vol, left behind at :
Ga, continues so verv
ok, that his brother Bert has gone to
'slst his brother Frank, who is with
i'm, caring for him. {
Miss Luvia Slack of Randolph, is here
ring for Willie Edison, who is her
ance. Mr.. Edison is as comfortable,
ter his great injuries, as could be OK
ected.
Miss Annie Mckee will teach in "
this fall. y
Private Peter Booth, we are sorry TO
y, has been taken worse since his ar
val, and is confined TO the he'd The e