Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-25
L. j. Owens was in Mortified Sunday

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Tuesday.
+. d. Ladd and wife are visiting in
Brooktield.
Mrs. M. Garvey has gone to ST.
Adams for visit.
Miss Rubie IIuskc has gone to shcr-
brooke for visit.
Ira Wright and Jake Morse spent
Sunday in Burlington.
Miss Lena Blanchard of St. Albans
is visiting Mrs. Bert Bartlett.
Charles IIoyt returned Saturday from
ten days outing at Malletts Bay.
Clarence Lease has gone to Green's
borough pond for a weeks vacation.
Allen Martin has returned troma few
days visit on the home farm in William
town.
Miss Kate McWhorter tf Cambridge,
N. Y, is visiting at the home of Frank
McWhorter.
Arthur Campbell crushed one of his
fingers this forenoon while unloading
grindstones.
George W. Kidder Of Montpelier has
been appointed q special policeman at
Dewey Park.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of Elm
street are the proud possessors OF son
born Saturday.
George and Miss Anne Collins of
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at the home
of George johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Hayward spent Satur-
day at Woodbury. Pond.
DR.. Chandler of Montpelier success
fully removed two tumors for Mrs. l..
N. Ellis of this city today.
Frank Cleveland and sister Miss Amy
of West Somervile, Mass, are visiting
w. ii. Gladding and wife.
George Towne and John Jones went
to Stowe this morning on short bust
ness trip returning tonight.
Dr.. Steele, DR.. Camp, Arthur Camp
Frank Sawtelle, Will Reynolds and wifi
spent Sunday at Berlin Pond.
Miss Rose Foy returned this morning
from her three weeks vacation spent in
Boston and at Tingwick, P. Q.
NEs. Carrie Towne returned Satur-
day from Boston where she has been
spending a few weeks vacation.
Austin Foster and two sons, Frank
and Stephen of East Montpelier are
visiting at the home Of W. II. Gladding.
The work on tho Universalst church
parsonage was completed on Saturday
and Rev Ellie X. M. Jones is about to
move in.
The certificate of nomination for the
Republican candidates for the Washing
ton County officers was filed at Montpe-
lier today.
DR.. Hayes is on the hill this afternoon
attending man at the Langdon House
who is suffering from piece of steel
in his throat.
Miss Lucy Wells returned Saturday
night from her two weeks vacation from
the Post Office. She visited her brother
Rev. Charles Wells in Belfast, Me-, and
also friends in Boston.
1t is reported that a feed wire is to be
placed on the Washington street trolley
line to enable cars to make better pro-
gress up the steep grade.
The books of the listers will be plac-
ed in the city clerks office on Wedncs-
day and persons who wish to file their
appeals can do so at that time.
II. f. Cutler the photographer, has
gone to Boston to attend the New Eng
land Photographic Convention which is
held this week in Boston. MIR. Cutler
will return next Monday.
Miss Ethel M. Keith left Saturday
afternoon for Worcester, Mass, to visit
her father, Charles A. Turner. She
will be absent about three weeks.
Ernest King, who was bit by Thomas
Suitor's bull dog last week, took the
animal away yesterday and drowned it,
after getting Mr., Suitor's permission.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give a lawn party at the
home of Warren Haywood, 145 Wash
ington street, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. c. N. Field, Mrs. A. ID. Gilcy
and Mrs. A. p. Abbott went to Berlin
Pond Saturday, where they will spend
about two weeks at the Bugbec cottrgc.
City Attorney Swasey has filed with
George W. Wing of Montpelier, papers
giving the reasons for placing the in
junction OH Perry and Scribner. The
date OF the hearing has not yet been set.
Frank Lynde of Williamstown
graduate of Goddard in 81 recently
graduated from the Harvard Dental Col
lege and has now passed the registra-
ton examination for the State Dental
Board.
A stone mason who is at work on the
Miles block was severly bitten by an
Italian hound on River Street one night
last week and has entered II complaint
with the authorities against the dog and
its owner.
The sermon at the Congregational
church Sunday morning by Rev. w. p
jackson, of East Barre, was an earnest
appeal for help for the East Barre
church. His text being i" Concerning
the Collections
Mayor John w. Gordon and r. A.
Hoar 60 to Chelsea to-day to act as at
torneys for Alexander Wilson at Orange
County Court where Mr.. Wilson is TO
be put on trial on the charge of having
threatened to kill Walter j, Cave, of
Orange.
Mrs. Severance received l. letter from