Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-08

ing friends in the city for few days.
G. E. Morrill, of Nashua, N. H., was
in the city yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
Guilford Heath and wife from North
boro, Mass, are visiting at Chas. Cur
rier's.
Wesley Herrick is moving today from
No. l South Main street to 21 Church
street.
viii Page returned last night from
Brandon where he has been attending
the fair.
!. II. Landry went to Franklin Falls
N. H., for an over Sunday visit with
his family.
Cashier +. &. Rowland of the National
Bank began his two weeks vacation this
morning.
L.. d. Bixby of the New Haven police
force is visiting his sister Mrs. l.. A.
Houghton for few days.
Harley Cook is acting as captain of
the Goddord second eleven in the place
of Tom Durham who is sick.
James McWilliams went to Armah
p. q. last night for short visit. His
wife will accompany him home.
Work OH the city building was par
TALLY suspended this morning but it will
he resumed again this afternoon.
The foot ball game. between the
Juniors and the Goddard second eleven
is going on at the Seminary today.
Miss Minnie Densmoor is to leave for.
her home in Mortified Monday to finish
out the remainder of her months vacat-
ion.
T. l.. Snow is connecting the barber
shop of Jesse Cayhue with electric
lights from j. S. Viles plant thi, after
noon.
Mrs. r. b. Vaughn who has been
visiting relatives in Hudson, Mass. for
the past week is expected home Mon
day.
1.-The Gentleman from France" was
present at the River street soiree last
evening and he says some one "touchcd
him for a ""
Deputy Sheriff George Smith went to
Waitsteld on business yesterday. He
took gun along and brought home
three fat grays.
W. f. Young and mother OF Bradford
Vt, who have been visiting at Chas.
Curriers' for few days returned home
this afternoon.
The executive committee of the Ver-
mont Y. p. G. u. is in executive session
at the home of Rev. Eflie X. NJ. Jones
this afternoon.
William Reynolds went TO East Mont
pelier this forenoon on business con-
nected with the pipe for the East Mont
pelier Water Works.
In the civil suit Messcr & Burnham
vs. Arby Freeman, tried before Judge
Barney this forenoon Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff.
Mrs. l.. o. Blanchard of Graniteville
is expected home from, Nj anchester, N.
II. Monday where sheuhas been stopping
for the past three weeks.
Those who attended the excursion to
the White Mountains yesterday report
that the weather was fine all the way
md the sky was coudless.
MIR. Leland Hayward of West Tops
ham had IA growth removed from the
rye-ball by DR.. Hanson today which
was growing over the sight.
Private r. w. Soper of Company +,
$ in the city today calling on friends at
he Seminary. Mr. Soper is graduate
If Goddard in the class of 81.
John .Jr.. the three year old son of
Mayor Gordon, fell from the stone bridge
N Park street yesterday and cut dee p
rash in his head. No bones were
broken and he is getting along nicely
+. G. Frank who has been here buy
ng up the stock of the defunct Granite
state Building and Loan Association
vent to Boston last night for short
business trip,
Prof. George II. Perkins of U. V. NJ.
'tate geooeis' was in the city yesterday
setting material together for his report
which he is to present to the present
ession of the legislature.
Frank Bailey of Montpelier was in
he city yesterday, Mr.. Bailey has just
eturned from Chickamauga with his
rother, Luther Bailey Co. +. The lat
er is improving every day.
Joseph Ward has his horse .Quo-
'adis entered in the races at Bridge
ort, Conn, for the 18th of Oct. and
'. A, Slayton has his trotter Belle
lcndee entered for the 18Th.
Meeting at Websterville Sunday
corning at 9.45 subject. "Our Nations
anner." Sunday school at 2 o'clock
nd preaching service at 7 in the even
~. All are welcome.
Sergeant Flynn G. Austin took the {
hysical examination at Montpelier this
corning after which Surgeon Snyder
1T for Bradford where that company {
ill be examined today. l
Emerson and Frank English who
ave been employed by Mr.. Mclean in
utting in the fixtures for the Miles
lock left this noon for their home in t
OstOn. ,
Mrs. W. F. Morse, Mrs. ii. O.
'orthen, Mrs. W. f. Shepard and Miss
ina Brown returned last night from c
rattleboro where they went to attend G
e State Federation Of Women's clubs.
RS. j. Henry jackson who was one of
re delegates went to Keene, N. Ii. i
here she is TO remain for few DAYS {
it'll friends.