Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-12
F, N. Whi'comb returned from his va

cation last night.
Noble j. Bliss of Milwaukee, Wis,
is in the city today.
Charles Carver has commenced work
for II. X. Sulham.
John George began work for A. +.
Clark this morning.
DR.. II. w Newton expects to he at
Berlin Pond over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Newton of West Topsham is
in the city visiting relatives.
M. f. Burnham went to Boston last
night for short business trip.
Mr.. Mellon, agent for the Remington
typewriter is in the city on business.
Hon. w. A. Lord of Montpelier was
in the city on business this morning.
Deputy Sheriff futile Of Montpelier.
was i'll the city this morning on business.
Il. IL. Cave. DR., left last evening for
Middlebury where he spends weeks
vacation.
II. r. Sulham and Win Ainsworth 90
ia Pigeon Hill Pond on a fishing trip
this afternoon.
All the outside cables of the n +.
Telephone Company in the city will be
completed tonight.
An asphalt roof is to be placed on A.
ID. Morse's new block. Prindle Il
Avcrill are to do the work.
Miss Maude Ayers left this morning
for Mortified to remain for a week with
the family of the Rev. Mr.. johnson.
Prindle Il Averill have just completed
the steel roofing over Jones Bros,
Engine house at the quarries.
There will be meeting of Granite
Lodge F. " A. M. tonight for the pur-
pose of giving the lecture in full.
George Barber of Morses shoe store
who has been sick for a few days will
probably begin work again tomorrow.
Frank Wheaton is back from his va
cation in Boston. lie returned to his
work in M. j. McGowans store this
morning.
Pr.ndle Il Averill have been given
the contract for putting on the steel
roofing at S. ID. Aliens store house at
Depot Square.
Joseph Desgantines of Graniteville
has sold Mr.. Giguere parcel of land
near the Wetmore and Morse quarry.
Consideration $50.
W. a. Drew, of the Granite Savings
Bank a. Trust Co. leaves tonight on his
two weeks vacation which will be spent
with friends in Hyannis, Mass.
Mrs. II, A. Holt left this morning for
Cedar Beach where she will remain for
week. Mr.. Holt will go there Satur-
day night and remain over Sunday.
The officers of the Burns Club foot
ball team and the players are to meet at
1.30 tomorrow afternoon at Cutters
photograph gallery to have their pic
lures taken in group.
q. P. White returned yesterday from
Greensboro Pond with a quantity of
nice trout. His daughter, Miss Mabel
White. went to Calais where she will
remain for II few days with Miss Maud
Pierce.
Among the Barre people who were
at Glenwood Cottage, Berlin Pond yes
terday were DR.. and Mrs. G. ii. Kent,
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Steele, F. A. Stay
ton and wife, G. II. Campbell and wife
and w. &. Reynolds and wife.
There is to be an excursion to Clare
mont junction from August ID to the 81,
the occasion being the summer school
and camp meeting at that place. The
Centrul Vermont II. r. will sell round
trip tickets at S275 from Montpelier.
a letter written to d. d. Haley, the
we'll known tailor, which is certainly
worth reading is printed in tho adver-
Using columns of this paper. This let
ter like the others Mr.. Haley has print
cd can be produced by him to prove all
its statements.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bailey OF 7 Harrington Ave.
died last night of cholera lnfantum,
The child was two months and eight
days old. The funeral is at four O'Clock
this afternoon at the house, the Rev.
Eifie X. Nj. Jones officiating.
The entertainment to be given at
hedding church by the young people of
Trinity church, Montpelier, will prob
ably occur Wednesday evening August
3lst. and will consist of songs, dia-
logues, ard drills by the children. violin
solos by Miss Fannie Parmcntar, vocal
solos by Master Fred Keegan, the boy
contralto, Indian club swinging calisthe-
MICS by Misses Alice Gray and Mary /,
Gill, graduates of the Posse Gymnasium
Boston,
The committee on music and parade
for the company + Field Day have found
it necessary to make an addition to
their numbers on account of the great
amount of work they will have to do.
They have consequently elected the fol-
lowing men: w. G. Odds, c. s. Cur
rier, j. ?. Mari, Harry Whitcomb,