Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-12-12
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lie. Davis has returned to his home
in -. Adams
Henry d. Walker spen. Sunday with
frie1ds in Middlesex.
Iyy Mae Preston Of Boston is visiting
James Mann 4; Abraham Mann's for =
few days.
Robert Leaergeau moved SATURDAY
from the Chamberlain house on Summer
street TO 3 room in the new Miles build
in,
". T, Scost and wife formerly of
Barre, went to Beverly. Mass. on Ss,ur-
day where they will remain for some
time.
J. B. Chamberlain i. in Albany for a
few days, called tlere by the death OF
hi, sister whose funeral took place Sat
urday.
The annual cuisines, meeting OF the
Ladies Union Of the Universalist church
will be. held Friday p. m. at $50
o'clock. in the auditory.
The annual fair OF the Unitarian
church OF Montpelier is to be held SOME
time during the week. Quite number
Of Barre people expee, 10 attend.
In regard to the proposed new liue OF
/ electric road through Mad River Valley.
meetings are soon to be called in the
towns OF Warren, WajtstieId and Fays-
ton.
James Sco,, and Mr. Melvin left this
morning for New York from which
place they will sail for Scotland to
spend the winter at their former home
in Aberdeen.
The grand rehearsal for the family
album which i. to be given at the Con
! grega,ional church ednesdly evening
will take place Tuesday evening at the
church parlors.
The papers This week will publish the
public laws authorized ny statute.
/ Through tue efforts Of Secretary Of
State Rowland they will he ont TWO
weeks earlier than ever before.
i GEORGE Barber who for several
months has been clerk in W. +. Morse'>
, shoe store finished WORK there SATURDAY
night and will commence work al once
as salesman for the Crusader Clock.
f.. NJ. Tayntor. the newly elected
superintendent of the Baptist Sunday
/ scnocl. vii! entertain the retiring super
intendent and the retiring and Incoming
teachers at his home on Merchant stteet
Wednesday evening.
j. II. Fish who was member OF
Company during the war mas been
heard from recently and the letter stated
that he is slowing recovering from the
paralysis. He is now aue to move
about in u wheel chair. He is in hos
pitaI al Portland. Me.
The case of State VS. IIome,
Young for intoxieation and assaulting
an officer was no. pressed in the Orange
| County Court BY States Attorney Darl-
ing Saturday. If Mr.. Young should win
false Imprisonment. be will recover 500
/ and costs.
| As the Standard Oil Co.'S disiribut-
ing team was making the turn around
W. +. Shepards barn the hiud sled
slowed around so that one of the large
faucets at the rear OF the tank struck the
barn and broke off. Despite the ef-
forts of the driver to stop the oily flood,
about 80 gallons of kerosene escaped.
The Rev. Thos Mitchell preached at
the Congregational church yesterday in
exchange with the Rev DIR. s. n. Jack
son. He delivered very earnest and
appealing sermon, taking Come let US
reason together Though your sins lie
as scarlet, they shall be as snow.
. Though they be as crimson. they shall
be as wool" for his text.
lion. ". 4 Boyce Of Barre. VT. a
leading member Of our church there and
"A former member Of the general confer
encc. has been appointed by Governor
Smith municipal Judge of the city court
OF Barre, Judge Boyce is well fitted
for the position. and the friends OF law
and order may feel safe under his ad-
minis,ration- Herald.
Next Sunday evening Edward Banks
formerly United States Consul at Bag
dad. will lecture AT the Congregational
church. He will speak of his expert
ences amongst the Arabs He is one of
the very few Americans who have ever
been in that part Of the world. He will
exhibit the unique books used in tina,
country. They are made in roll. of
clay which are written upon and then
baked hard for preservation.
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