Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-09
Phil Bell was at Mortified Yesterday

Phil Bell was at Mortified yesterday
+. A. Carey and wife went to Bur-
lington today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. W. Hood p Chelsea
are in the city today.
James Albn and family are spend
ing few days in Roxbury.
DR.. and Mrs. George j. llclmcr OF
New York City are in town today.
About 40 bought tickets this morning
for the excursion to Ausable Chasm.
+. W. Cilley and wife have gone 10
Old Orchard Beach fora weeks stay.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
ana Mrs. John Milne of Terrace Street,
II. A. Kane, wife and family leave to-
morrow to spend a vacation at llighgate
Springs.
Alexander Murray has received the
money left him by an uncle who recent
ly died in Scotland.
Joseph Carolebbi of Cleveland o., is
in the city placing orders with local
granite dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nourse re-
turned last evening TO their home in
Milton after a visit with friends.
Mrs. G Z. Hanson and Mrs. +. j.
Badger returned this afternoon after a
visit with friends in Tunbridge.
Martin Casey left yesterday afternoon
for his home in New Hampshire where
he will visit his sister for week.
Barclay Bros. have started to rough
out the last scene on the Burns Monu-
mcnt and the work is progressing quite
fast.
Z. G, Wheatly and daughter Bessie
of Mcriden. Conn, are in the city today
and will go to Brookfeld to spend their
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis r. Rickert left
this morning for St. Adams and High
gate Springs when they will spend
about ten days.
o. +. Stebbins, engineer on the Will
Jamestown train has gone on his vaca-
ton and Buck Malloy of St, Adams is
taking his place.
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook are putin
up boom hoists and gearing at the stone
sheds of l.. j. Bolster which he is re-
pairing on Granite street.
G. A. Roseberough of St. Louis who
has been in the city for number OF
days left yesterday afternoon for Old
Orchard Beach in company with +. l..
Smith.
Conductor W. j. Ross OF the electric
railroad is not working this week on
account of the serious illness of his
mother who has pneumonia. Mrs
Ross is not expected to live.
Miss Bessie Wheatley and Mrs. Mar
garet Carlton left this morning to visit
Miss Geneva Carpenter in Brooktield
Miss Carpenter will celebrate her 10Th
birthday this evening.
Abbott Leach, billing clerk al the NJ
4 W. freight depot left Sunday even
ing to accept position with the Boston
office of the Chicago 4 Milwaukee R. II
His successor has not yet been appointed
Charles LANG who has been quite
sick for sometime past, leaves next week
with his wife for Quincy, Mass. They
will visit a number of summer resort:
and expect to be gone month. Dur
ing that time, Mr.. Laing expects to re-
cupcrate.
j. II. Ward has purchased IA paccl
that is interesting the local Eorsemcn
# is handsome chestnut and is going
a mile in 235 and 2:3G. making the
quarter in 81 seconds The PAGER is by
Quecche Lambert and is five years old
1t promises to make a mark.
Word has been received in this city
that Win Frazer and Peter Booth, mem.
beers OF Co. Il who are at ChickamaIga,
have been granted 80 days Through
and will return home the latter part OF
this week or the first of next Frazer
has been quite sick with typhoid fever
and Booth also has been i'll.
There was a lively runaway on Pros
pect Street this morning. \ horse at
tachcd to McLean's express team was
frightened near the Nj. & w. freight
depot and ran away. The wagon col
lided with Il Raycroft & Guys stone team
and number of the horses were slight
" scratched and cut. The harnesses
were also broke in number of places.