Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-16
J. P. Manogue las gone to Winooskl

J. p. Manogue las gone to Wlnooski'
Peter Dupati has gone to Swanton 10
spend Sunday.
Miss Annie keenan, has gone to st.
Adams for visit.
John Rivers has gone 10 Claremon''
N. H., for few days.
Mrs. r. G. Whitehill has gone to
Connecticut for a two weeks stay.
John H. Green returned yesterday
afternoon from trip to Montreal.
.Judson and Merrill Irish of Enosburgh
Falls are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Noble.
Byron Crawford has taken the con-
tract for doing S. d. Sibleys haying on
Gale place.
Postmaster A. j. Sibley and Albert
Johonnett of Montpelier were IN the
city yesterday afternoon.
Misses Lillian and Clara Thompson
who are visiting at r. E. Clarks went
to Peacham this afternoon to spend a
week with friends.
Willis Hall and wife, who reside on
Washington street, went to Claremont'
N. H., Yesterday for two weeks visit
to his parents there.
George A. Lyon and A. j. Sibley OF
Montpelier were in the city yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of appralslng
the property of the late Leonard f.
Aldrich.
Miss Margaret IIalrigan leaves to-
night for her home in Mortified, where
she will spend two weeks. Her sister
Nellie, who has been visiting her IN this
city, will return with her.
The large travelling crane in the sheds
of Wells Lamson a. Co. broke this morn
ing and one side fell to the ground. A
number of employees were near the der
rick and came near getting struck.
The Misses Blanche Moorcroft, Meri-
den Bradford and Edith Allen spent
Friday and Saturday at the home of W.
G. Nye, North Montpelier. A very
pleasant time is reported
The Glover Club will meet next Tues
day at o'clock p. NJ. with Mrs +. Is.
Whitaker. 1t is hoped that all members
will be present, as business of much
importance is to come before the meet
ing.
The case of Miss Mary Cadgcr vs..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Douglas, for bal
ance of wages, was tried before Judge
Barney this mornins. The plaintiff was
ordered to recover SO 6S. W. W. La
point appeared for plaintiff.
Mrs. Maggie Arey and Mrs. Maggie
Hoyt will start next Tuesday for their
old home in Vinal Harbor, Me-, going
by way of Portland. They will visit
their parents and friends and will be
absent two months or more.
Rev. II. W. l.. Stafford returned yes
tcrday afternoon from a visit to Bath
Me. He witnessed the great fire that
took place in that city the first of the
week. The Methodist church and
twentythree houses were burned.
Charles Chapel met with quite an
accident while employed at the water
works. lie was working around Il der
rick When the fingers on his right hand
became caught in the gears. The first
second and third fingers were quite bad
ly crushed.
An exciting runaway took place al
North Barre yesterday. 1t was the horse
belonging to Fred Long. He ran away
from the top of Becklcy hill and ran &c
Long house on Third street. One OF
his legs was badly hurt. The horse
was II valuable colt.
Funeral Of Mrs. Lewis Barney was
held this morning at 10 o'clock at
the house in South Barre. The Rev
Eilie X, NJ. Jones officated and music
was furnished by Robert Mckenzie, Mrs
B. W. Braley. Miss Grace Paige and
w. Ii. Messer.
Constable W. H. Buchanan is said tc
have joined the sGarpshooters brigade
as he was seen going in southerly
direction this morning and carrying a
Winchester repeater over his shoulder
When interviewed however he said he
was looking for no larger game than
unlicensed dogs.