Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-26

10 NOIlnIltlu IllS morning.
William Milne was in East Barre last
night TO attend corn roast
Almond Keith and Cliff Peake went
to Plainlield this afternoon.
Private Henry Smith arrived in the
city last night for a short visit.
c. +. Fowler, of Burlington, was in
the city on business yesterday.
W. j. IIigam left this noon for
Woodstock to set up a monument.
The L. G. L. c. will meet at the home
of Clarence Worthen this evening.
Miss Julia Bass returned home to
Boston today after visit with friends.
Misses Marry and Lizzie Milne are
spending their vacation at East Barre.
The rcfreshment committee will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
Armory.
There Is to be Il band concert in
Montpelier this evening at the Pavilion
band stand.
Mrs. John Smith returned last even
ing from Il number of weeks stay at
Lake Champaign.
Motorman Charles Reagan has gone
to his home on account OF illness. Z.
j. McEnrue is taking his place.
George II. Moody and wife, who have
been visiting friends in town, returned
today TO their home in Lowell, Mass.
Charles Mcknight and sister, Miss
Helen Mcknight, of East Montpelier,
are III the city today calling on friends.
Constable Slayton took Mrs Mary
Good TO Rutland this morning where She
is to serve a month in the house of cor
rcclion
Miss Mabel Martin and Bessie Mes
ser, OF Norlhtield, were in the city last
night to visit Miss Martins brother,
Arthur.
All Engli.hmel and Welshmen are
requested to meet in the Granite Manu-
facturers' Hall, .Jackman Block, Satur-
day AT Z p. m.
DR.. Waldo Hardness is in the city to-
day calling on friends. He is settling
in Montpelier where he will practice
his profession and his many friends
visa him success.
On account of the rain last night Hose
Company No. ; was unable to practice,
out they Will meet at the corner of Sum
ncr street and Maple avenue at seven
O'Clock Ihi, evening.
W. Ii. lIoisington moved Yesterday
from the Carpenter house on West ST.
to Ed. Cartoons house On lIiuhand
Avenue. he vacated tenement will
soon be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam George.
On account Of the muddy condition of
the tracks, viii Page Withdrew CrAplie
trl m the races at Lebanon, n. H.. YES
.trday afternoon. 1t rained part of the
nlernoon and the tracks were in very
Door condition for racing.
Michael Sevegny the barber will
move INTO Is. Thomas new block thc
hldde Of next month, where he will
occupy the south store in the block.
lie says lie will have a curiosity 10
place III the window of his new store.
Lieut.. George 1ilden, of Compauv
:, arrived IN HE city last evening on a
mort leave OF absence. The popular
Dung lieutenant is hardly the same S
obusl man he was when he went away. {
lie has lost some 40 pounds in weight. S
Ilamin Garland will contribute to the p
eptembcr McCi lures Magazine an ac
cunt OF General Clusters last tivht in
ne actual words of Two Moon, and In
ian ch'cf StlIl living, who took part in
Ihe article will be illustrated with
)rtraitS from life. a,
The Montpelier a. Wells River Rail- e;
ad VIII run a special train from Us
oodsvillc, \. H., Wells River and all ne
am line station to Fort Ethan Alien Oh
sunday the 2Sth. The train will &C
ave wells River at G.45. The fare l"
the round trip will be $3.50. III
Hopkins y huntington have purcha,-
the Canton Bros. quarry and took 10,
session Wednesday. Louis Larorc ~
se" the quarry of Canton Bros. but
ENTITY oeramc financially embarra,s.
ana his right was purchased bv
rKins n Huntington. it is a ligGt bis
airy. an
'ouis Keith aud Ezekiel Drew of this so
nave been selected to serve on the 20
mo jury daring the September term -
ne county court. j. w. AverilI and Nv
hur Lcl}arron Of the town and JOHN n,o
(a'laghan and w. ID. Smith of tine to
OF Barre have been chosen to serve 1874
he petit jury. ,---
he true story of these 27S DAYS If u
rrlng by ireely's heroic little band !
ApIorels in the Arctic region ha, my
'old by General Greedy himself for Mai
ilrst time, for the October Ladies' .---.,
ne journal. For years Gen. Greoly
kept an unbroken silence about his
lol experience and that of his COM
ons' as they dropped dead one bv
al ms side, and it was only after The Har
Lest persuasion that the famous ex-
or was induced to write the story.
lie young men of the Presbyterian
en- are organizing young mems IS
ing club and the movement bids
% DC very successful. A committee
sting of Peter Mutch, Peter Neyin. EN'l
lam Munro, William Sheriffs, VIII WIN
Milne and James Webster have PIE
&c OF formulalig the plans. Prob
the rooms will be in the basement
Presbyterian Church and will he
'd about the first of October. A1v Pros
man in the city will be welcomed -.--,,
member All the latest periodicals
,ewspapers will be furnished, and A
certainly be an excellent lhinm