Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-11
Another picnic at Dewey Park to-day

ID. j, Orsburn of Burlington is in tie
city.
A. j. Lawrence of Berlin, y. H., is
here to day.
M. Levin left last evening on bus
mess trip to Boston.
Judge w. H. Nichols OF Randolph, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss S. G. Laurie is expected home
Saturday from a visit in Canada.
William A. Lord and Charles II Lord
of Montpelier are in the city to day.
Mrs. Hiram Bean of Randolph is WIS.,
iting relatives in the city fora few days.
Joseph Jorcas is taking p. F. Dolan's
place as conductor OH the Graniteville
train.
V. c. Tenney and G. E. Tcnney Ct
White River junction, are in the city
to day.
Miss Ella Owens of Boston, Mass, is
visiting her father f. c, Owens of this
city.
II. r. Houghton, travelling agent for
the c. B. & q. road, is in town this
morning.
The class of '97 of the Spaulding High
school will 60 to Berlin Pond tomorrow
for an outing.
Mrs. Frank Bonett who has been quite
sick for the last week or two is able to
be out again.
DR.. l.. w. Hanson will be absent from
the city Saturday, Sunday and Monday
at Berlin Pond.
Will Dawson and Arthur Moore leave
the first of the week to spend week in
Phlipsburg, p. g.
Mrs. Duane White and child of Bos-
ton are visiting friends and relatives in
the city for Il few weeks.
John Macarthur, who has been visit
ing his son, DIR. Macarthur, in East
Barre, returned home to-day.
Richard Thompson and Buel Lamb,
two conductors on the electric road have
finished work in that capacity.
Clan Gordon's new flag will be on
exhibition in the window of Smiths
furnishing store for few days.
Miss Helen King, who has been visit
ing her brother, Fred King, returned 10
her home in Moor's junction this morn
ing.
John Tassie who has been laid off at /
M. W. Scribner's on account of car
buncle on his arm has returned to his
work.
Miss Maude Gerward, former resi-
dent of this city and now of Manchester,
N. II arrived in town today for visit
among friends.
Mrs. James Adie left yesterday after
noon for London, Ontario, tor an ex-
tended visit. Mr.. Adic has secured a
room in DR.. Stickney's new house.
Henry w. Caster of IIanon, Me-,
Alger +. Eaton of Needhan, Mass, G.
w Holt of Plainfield and F. II. Brown
Of Montpelier are among those register
ed at the City Hotel.
ID. NJ. Miles artesian well is down
some over fifty feet. All but the first
wenty feet is through blue limestone
and consequently drilling is slow. Wa
cr is present but not in a sufficient
quantity as yet.
The local members of the Granite
Association have received
IN invitation to attend the annual ban
Iuet of the Quincy Manufacturers AS
to be held at Nantaskct Beach
IN the 18th.
J. +. Walsh of Boston, formerly of
his city, won the mile professional
at The l.. A. W. races in In
Annapolis yesterday by 10 yards. lie
,cat Major Taylor and f. c. Bald J
H. Marin has just completed finish
ne off two new tenemen!s in his builC- {
ne at 406 North Main Street over Pa
ode d Marin's blacksmith shop and {
will move into one of them himself l
lr. Patncde will occupy the other teno- +
lent. I
Bert Bishop was arrested this morn 4,
1g by Constable Buchanan charged with
rach of the peace on J. Silver Slveral
'ges that Bishop called him Il Spaniard :;
very time they met on the street. The T.
ase will be heard Monday before Judge y,
arney. l.. Snow went bonds for Bish- q
p. Allan G. Fay will appear for The =
ate and w. w. Lapoint for the defend g
ut.