Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-19
Miss Bell Anderson is quite sick at

John Brass,tw has had his pcnsiol
raised from SIG to Sl7.
Fcrrin Williams of Bellows Falls is
visiting his brother Elmer.
Charles Junior of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting George Marion.
Daniel Kingston sold cow this
morning to Elmer Tracy for $50.
Mrs. Ella |. Lamb was in Waterbury
and Stowe yesterday afternoon.
George j. Towne left this afternoon
for few days vacation in Hyde Park
William Clark of Manchester, n II.
is visiting relatives in the city for few
days.
Mason Wheeler and wife of Winchester
Mass, is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
+, Cave.
The L. c. T. c. will hold their an
nual banquet at the City Restaurant this
evening.
a. A. Perry who has been visiting l.
p. Austin returned home to Walden
yesterday.
Mrs. ii. +. Moore of GrHnicville left
yesterday afternoon for visit at Rouses
Point,
Misses Bryant and Harlan of Water
bury were visitors in the city yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Parker went to
Burlington this morning on business for
the day.
l.. j. Mead who has been visiting
relatives in New Hampshire is expect
ed home today.
Miss Lizzie Petre is taking Miss Mary
Cadger's place as kitchen girl at the
Commercial House.
Ludwig Levin returned last night
from Plattsburgh, n. Y. where he went
to attend a wedding,
Ezra Vassar and George Bigclow of
Willlamstown were in the city on bust
ness yesterday afternoon.
Dennison Densmore 2nd gave corn
roast last evening to a party Of his
friends on Brook street.
There will be a meeting of the Re
publican City Committee in the office of
Judge Barney this evening.
Miss Emma Foster of North Nontpe-
her is III the city stopping with Miss
Kline ut the Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlett and Mrs.
Orville Cheney returned last evening
from Old Orchard Beach.
Miss Matte and Janette Williams are
expected home from number of weeks
spent at Thomaston, Me.
Ms. j. A. Whitcomb and lau ghter
\laudc returned last night from Queen
Iily Park where they have been for the
)ast week.
The Electric Railroad Co. showed
coed enterprise last evening when they
furnished the Montpelier band to play
through cur streets
:, f.. B. Smith who has been working
or q. b. Durkee d Co. at Dewey Park
las left and will 90 to work for A. III.
5uzzell again.
Richard a, IIoar received word this
morning that 5. c. Shurtleff of Montpe-
Ter was sick and the hearing in the in
junction. case will probably be contin-
led.
The Mary Howe LAWN concert has
'een given up and all those who have
purchased tickets can have their money
by presenting their tickets at
,hle's book store in Montpelier.
Rev. Thomas H. Mitchell returned
asst evening from his six weeks vacation
pent in Canada and at Old Orchard,
lie. Mr.. Mitchell feels much improved
1 health as the result of his much need
d rest,
Mr.. and Mrs, Clark King, Mr.. Arthur
ohonnott, Miss Cora Johonnott of
lontpclicr, Mr.. Carol King and Miss
tia Allen of Brocton, Mass. are the ,
aests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Paige.
Rev Charles Ii. Wells of Belfast.
'ainc arr\ ed in the city last night for c
few days visit with relatives and c
lends Mr.. Wells was for lony time f
popular young man in this city and t
5 many friends will be much pleased
have him amongst them again.
a horse driven by John Milne became l.
igh'ened last evening near the fork a
cpapd went tearing down South Main S
rect at high rate Of speed {
rs. Milne and child were in the
r1ia1e but the occupants were not in
red. As the conveyance got in front
NcGowan's grocery store, the horse
Il: The only damage done was =
oxen cross bar.
l.. ii. Thurston, George r. Connor,
+. Wiley and Eli Holden drove to +
'rth Calais yesterday and attended =
union OF the veterans in that place. /
le matter of forming a veterans union
Washington county was considered
d two members from each city and
vn in the county were appointed a II
nmttee to look into the matter. The h
will report in Barre on Sep IL
nber 9TH which is the date of Co. Els
I'D Day. Eli Holden and b. p. Will
were elected from this city to be on
committee.