Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-18
c. Badger has gone to Sharon.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Prindle returned
this morning after Il visit in Waitstield.
The Good Templars will give a social
on Wednesday evening in X. of p. hall
Mrs. G.. b. Nichols returned today
from few days visit with relatives in
Calais.
Mrs. Dan Mcleod and son Harry have
returned after a visit in Newport and
Montreal
Miss Sara Graves of Newport, n. ii.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. a.
Drown.
Fred Boyce left Saturday evening to
spend week at Thompson Point, Lake
Champlain.
Ed. Smith of Granite street who has
been i'll for some time is we'll enough to
be out again.
Constable Buchanan arrested Dom
inico Judice today for keeping a dog
without a license.
w. S. s. Buck of Randolph who has
been visiting his brother-in-law, E. f.
Perry has returned home.
Z. w. Pape of II. b. Clatlan Co. of
New York was in town today for his
annual visit to his patrons.
Rev. Andrew Gillies of Montpelier
exchanged pulpits with Rev. A. Z. At
water yesterday morning.
f. d. Lamb of Medford, Mass, who
stopped with his brother DR.. NJ. ID.
Lamb last week, has returned home.
The regular meeting of Granite r. A.
Chapter will be held at Masonic Hall
Tuesday evening, July 10 at O'Clock.
If the conductor when he gets to
Seminary street does not know whether
he is going any further or not who does?
Miss Nellie Bracken of the Combina-
ton Cash Store Co. left Saturday after
noon for weeks vacation at her home
in Burlington.
The boilers in Jones Bros. sheds are
being Inspected today and i'll conse.
quence the employees are havinga va
cation today.
Clarence Carr is LAID up with a
sprained wrist as the result of a fall
which happened in the barn at the Semi
nary Saturday.
Henry Premier and family and Mrs,
Bert Cayhue and children, who have
been visiting at Berlin pond the past
week have returned home,
Frank Williams and mother left this
morning for Nlillonboro, where they
will spend a few days at Camp Rich
with Il party of campers.
The Universalist Sunday School have
decided to hold their picnic at Dewey
park on Thursday. The school will
leave on the $40 car.
Miss Nellie Gray of Troy, n. Y, Miss
Kate Gray of burlington and William
Gray of Boston are visiting their sister
Mrs. John Sadler on Pearl street.
The complaints have been so numcr-
Gus of late regarding the Chamberlain
estate that superintendent of streets
Warren Richardson will be given orders
this afternoon to clean up the yard
The commissioners on the French es-
tate were to hold 4 meeting this morn
ing but all went TO Montpelier. They
will return this afternoon to hold the
meeting.
There were about 20 in the party who
went to Berlin pond Saturday with the
Congre gational church choir. All en-
joyed pleasant sail around the pond
in Charles Il. SCOTS sail boat.
On account of repairs being made in
the Unitarian church in Montpelier, a
large number of the members attended
the Universalist church here yesterday
and listened to the remarks of Rev.
Ellie X. M. Jones.
A mistake was made in Saturdays
issue of the TELEGRAM in regard to the
name of the man who was punished by
Osgood Friday night. A typographical
error made it read Spencer when it
should have been Spiller.
Constable w. II. Buchanan shot a dog
Saturday belonging to Abraham Badger.
Sunday Mr.. Badger came to Buchanan's
residence and dug up the remains of his
pet from the garden with the intention
of having him set up by taxidermist.
The funeral of Mrs. Elmira Merrill
was held at the home of Merrill Jackson
yesterday noon at 1890 Rev. DR.. Sam
uel N. Jackson oiliciated. 1nterment
was at Orange Center. The fact that
there were many beautiful floral tributes
is evident that the deceased had many
dear friends.
Wallace Parker was called upon Sat
urday afternoon by Sheriff E. c. French
for violating the city ordinances by rid
ing his bicycle on the side walk on
Summer street. lie settled his case by
paying Sl.00 and costs. amounting to
81 .0S.
The FIVE Year Veterans association
held banquet in armory hall Saturday
evening and Il large number OF MEM
bers were present. The officers elect
ed were president, Daniel h. Bishee;
secretary, Frank W, jackson; treas
urer, William A. Marsh.