Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-04
Fred Edwards is in Burlington today

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George Adams went to Burlington
this morning.
Louis Badger has gone to New York
state OH business.
J. NJ. Eastman of Fairlec is in the
city for few days.
DR.. w. II. Barnes went to Rutland
this morning for visit.
c. S. Currier and staff of surveyors
went toDerby Line this morning.
Charles G. Mears and sister Blanche
went to Burlington this morning.
Mrs. Susan Keith and Mrs. Maria
Tilden went to Waterbury this morning
for visit.
Mrs. James Dolan and William Corn
wall of Mortified are visiting Mrs.
David Silloy.
+. A. Slaylon has entered Belle Hen
dee and Quo Vadis in the races at the
Tunbridge fair.
Mrs. Fred d. Beckley and child left
on the noon train for an extended visit
in Philadelphia.
hrs. Griffin of Keene, N. ii. return
ed home this morling after visit at
the home of w. A. Boyce.
Miss Kate Mathieson is on the sick
list and her place in school is being
filled by Mrs. Louis X. Rickert.
Through misunderstanding the den
fist Offices will not be open Thursday
afternoons as previously announced.
Private Arthur Canning who has been
at his home in Westport, Mass. during
his furlough returned this morning.
w. S. Page left this morning for
Brandon where Klondike has been en-
tered in the 2.4O trot IN that place.
Miss Sarah Cummings left for her
home in STAFFORD this morning after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Chand-
Ter.
l.. r. Hutchinson and Ezra Brainard
went to Burlington last evening where
they saw Joseph Jefferson in his play
1.-The Rivals"
A business meeting of the Y.P. c. T..
will be held in the Universalist church
tomorrow evening at 80 p. IN. sharp.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Mills re-
turned this morning from Troy. Mrs.
Mills has been spending a week in
New York, Long Island and Troy.
Rev. +. w. Cummings and Rev.
Thomas ii. Mitchell left this afternoon
for South Royalton to attend the meet
ing of the Boston Presbytery in that
place.
The school commissioners held a
meeting last evening with Architect A..
|. Lawrence of Berlin, N. ii. and award
ed the contract for plumbing the new
school house to Phelps Bros. This was
the only bid submitted.
DR.. W. r. Barnes was this morning
called to Landgrove, VT. to attend the
wife of Presiding Elder Davenport who
is seriously i'll at that place. DR.. Camp
bell OF Albany, will have charge of his
patients during his absence.
Taxes must be paid on or before the
sixth day If October. The collector
will be at Police Headquarters, City
Building, October l from 6 % p. m,
and October from to 8 p. M, 10 re-
rcive said taxes.
W. H. Buchanan, Coll, ctor.
The party consisting of b. W. Abbey,
Mont Little, Fred Gauthcr and Will
Durkec who are hunting in Orange,
started in their success by shooting a
fox yesterday morning before they had
been out an hour. Mr.. Abbey was the
lucky man.
"Scoop" the Office dog is lost. lie is
Il Red Cocker Spaniel 8 months old
with Il scar under his neck, has four
white feet and white spot on breast
Anyone getting information regarding
him will Golfer great favor by inform
ing us.
George Bond and family are moving
today into one of the new tenements in
Curriers' block, and DIR. Il. b. Whitaker
is moving into the house which he re-
Gently purchased at 16 Merchant street.
formerly occupied by MIR. Bond.
w. G. Odds has received letter from
Harry Tilden at Atlanta, Iowa, who left
this city for that place some weeks ago.
He rode most of the way on his wheel
and arrived in Atlanta on the 10Th ult.
He made the ride from Boston to Erie,
Pa. lie covered about 5000 miles in
all.
A drunken row occurred in front of
bowers & Chesser's meat market about
o'clock this morning. There were
four in all that were concerned in it,
one being a woman. Chief of Police
Rowland heard the racket and when he
arrived the two drunken hoodums had
disappeared. Warrants will probably
be issued this afternoon for their arrest.
X OF =. AT BELLOWS FALLS.
I The 10th annual reunion of the Grand
Lodge Rights of Pythias and Field Day
of Uniform Rank opens tomorrow in
Bellows Falls. The field day takes
place tomorrow and the meeting of the
Grand Lodge opens on Thursday
Among those who left on the noon
train were: Captains N. j. Roberts and