Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-16
Jesse Cayhue is on the sick list.

nardston, Mass, for visit.
Mrs. E. V Spencer of Marshfield is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. 0. II. Reed.
Fred Downing is taking Philip Bells
place in ID. $ Waterman's market.
Mrs. Allie Wilfore of Williamstown
has gone to Rouses Point for visit
Harry W. Whtcomb has gone on a
business trip through New York state.
! Miss Annie Simpson left this morn
ing for Naniasket Peach where she Will
spend her vacation.
! Ludwig Levin left this afternoon for
Plattsburg. n. T.. to attend the Kemp
ner-Schlier wedding.
Mrs. Herbert Cheney and children
who have been visiting in East Barre
have returned home.
The Globe Clothing Co.. and d. NJ.
Miles have applied for position in the
civic and industrial parade.
DIR. and Mrs. L. W. Hanson, Eliza
beth, and II. B. Hanson. have returned
after a visit at Berlin Pond.
Charles LANG left this morning for a
visit in Boston. He expects to be gone
about two or three weeks.
Harry Perry. wife and child left this
morning for Boston, where they Will
spend five or six weeks.
Thomas H. Cave, Jr., and Miss Bessie
Cave returned yesterday afternoon from
q visit at Lake Dunmore.
The regular meeting of the Royal
Arch Chapter will be held this evening
A full attendance is desired.
Some of the friends of F. A. Prind.e
were heard this morning mentioning
his name for city representative.
Mrs. NJ. T. Norcross left this after
noon for Queen City Park. where she
will spend two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles Humphrey of Water
bury. is expected this evening to visit
her daughter Mrs. W. II. Eastman.
Harry Currier of Andover. n. H.. re-
turned to Harley Cutters today after
spending a week with relatives in Plain
field.
A very large stone was brought down
from Smiths quarres yesterday after
noon for the Harrison Granite Co. 1t
wei hed $500 lbs.
+. F.. Dodge, wife and child of Flush
ing. l.. l.. who have been visiting his
brother 4. F. Dodge and other friends
have returned home.
Mrs. f. G. Taneuf and daughter
Harriet. who have been visiting at the
home of Homer Young. returned to
South Royalton this morning.
There will be meeting Of the solicit
ING committee in Armory Hall this eve
ming. when it is expected that ladies of
the various societies will be present.
Daniel Brown. while out shooting in
the wood; the other day, had close
call to neing injured. He lifted his gun
and fired, and as the gun discharged the
stock of it flew in all directions. He
was not injured
The will of b. a. Holmes has been
probated, The estate is valued at
number of thousand dollars and it is all
left to his wife and sister and the chill
dren Of his deceased sister NJ. +.
Smile and \, !. Sibley Of Montpelier
were appointed commissioners.
Tulio Fasoli, who was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Constable Buchanan
charged with threatening to shoot An
grlo Ald-ri gheite on Sunday was given
a hearing before Justice Scott Yesterday
afternoon He was discharged on the
grounds thar he did not make his
threats to Aldrighette in person,
The little town of Hinesburgh u
miles from Burlington and with pop
ula.ion of about 1900 people is support
ing this summer base bali team con-
sisling of : salaried players and two
local players. 1t is said moreover that
the managers are paying expenses and
making money in the venture.
Ellen ' McDuffee has accepted posi-
ton in the City Clerk and Treasurer's
Office as s,enographer and book keeper,
and will commence her labors at once.
Miss McDuffee comes from Bradford
where she has been living since leaving
college; she is an expert on the writing
machine. with record of 100 words
per minute, and is highly recommend
ed.
The Rev J. A. Sherburne's Sunday
school class held corn roast in Byron
Jackson's woods last evening and all |
had most enjoyable time. The party
took the electric cars to Mr.. Jackson's |
place and from there they went to the
woods. There We're about 20 in the
party.
Mayor John W. Gordon is to tele-
phone this afternoon to Senator Proctor /
to ascertain the opinion of the latter IN
regard to the possibility of getting the
LIST Vermont regiment to Barre on the
18th of September. Mayor Gordon will
also ask Senator Proctor if he will honor |
the occasion by his presence and ad-
dress the multitude.
A movement is on foot to circulate a
petition asking that the whole Vermont
regiment be sent to Barre on the 7th of
to take part in the exercises
on that day. The plan is quite feasible.
The troops could march both ways and
the journey could take the form of regu
lar outpost duty. 1t would be no ex-
pense to the government OF to Barre.
l.. J. Bolster made the statement a
few DAYS since to a TELEGRAM reporter