Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
Band concert at Dewey Park tonight.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain is quite i'll.

Band concert at Dewey farK tohlgnt
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain is quite i'll
George Jeffords went to Bethel yes
terday.
Miss Grace ingalls, of Mortified is
visiting friends in the city today.
+. d. Ladd the grocer will have three
delivery teams and II float in the parade.
Arthur Campbell and wife returned
last night from visit with relatives in
Hyde Park.
Mrs. M. McDermid and two children
of East Barre has gone to Chester to
visit relatives.
Luther Griswold is tearing down S,
D. Sibley's rendering works at North
Barre today.
j. M. Taft is working for r. l..
Clark while Charles Howe is away for
his vacation.
Will Whitcomb returned from few
days outing at Old Orchard Beach yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Gilley returned
last evening from two weeks trip to
New York and Boston.
Patnode and Marin have the job of
new firing stone wagon on which the
tire will weigh 700 pounds.
Simeon Smith of Provincctown, Mass.
is visiting Rev. Charles II. Wells at the
home Of Frank &. Rowland.
julius Chamberlains place at the G..
V. baggage room is being filled by Ira
G. Lawrence for a few days
Mrs. Fred LaCasse of Fort Edward,
n. Y. returned home this morning after
a visit with friends in this city.
Charles Elliott, employed by the c.
V. X. II. is on the sick list. His place
is being filled by Martin WEIGH.
There will be practice meeting of
Tiger Hose company No. 3 tonight rs
soon after & O'Clock as possible.
Louis Eckcrt and family returned
today from their two weeks vacation
spent N st. Adams and vicinity.
Charles Mcmillan of the firm of
Mcmillan 4 Stephens is in Montreal,
He is expected back this afternoon.
r. p. Campbell of Hyde Park, accom-
panied by Will Campbell's two children,
Fred and Lillian, is expected tonight.
MCGOWAN & Griffin have just added
n fine set of Simpson computing scales
10 the equipments of their North Barre
store.
Miss Geneva Mills returned to her
work al Gilley & Abbott's this morning
after vacation spent in Berlin Pond
and in this city.
Fred, the infant son of George Stone,
died last night, aged II months. The
remains were taken to Sciota. y. Y,
this afternoon for burial,
Rev. Ii, w. r. Stafford has accepted
the invitation tn deliver an address to
men in tho Episcopal church on next
Sunday. a musical program will be
arranged.
l.. A. Luther of Lawrence, Mass.
arrived in the city this morning for a
two weeks visit with friends. Mr..
Luther is we'll known here as former
Barre boy and member Of Company E.
Max Severance of Co. X returned
home last evening to recuperate from
his illness contracted at Chickamauga.
He is quite weak but it is probable that
a few days ut homo will allow him to
recover.
Will Page returned yesterday from
Newport with Graphic, where he took
second prize. The best time made in
this (2.l9D class was 2.lS Ia. Mr..
Page left yesterday afternoon for Lcba-
non, N. II. where Graphic has been en-
ered.
Frank Kinney, fireman for Smith,
Whi'conb Il Cook, with five men is in
W Woodbury. setting up machinery for the
Fletcher Granite company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinney drove to Woodbury. and
Mrs. Kinney is spending few days
Iacation there while the machinery is
being set up.
Mrs. o. H. HOLSTER has returned
rom Boston after studying with John
". 1utls tor the past two months. The
outlook for the instrumental department
5 good and ii is expected there will DO
bout 30 piano students. Miss Alma
Tough has been selected az Mrs. Ilol-
lstcrs assistant.
Whitrono Brothers are shipping tho
ouble friction double drum steam
orse they made for Jones Brothers this
forming. This machine will lift so
ons and is fine specimen of mechani-
III work, w. A. Bradford will move
to the depot and from there to Jones
rothers' dal k quarry it will go on the
ain.
MARRIED. IN LlTTLETON.