Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
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8 Dr. c. IL. Kent and wife spent Sunda
= in Mortified.
: j. r. Mclean of Boston is registere,
Q at the City Hotel.
9 There will be a meeting of the cit
: council this evening.
= Albert Townshend spent Sunday will
s his parents in Willamstown.
( n. Z. Robbins of Burlington is in TN
9 city, stopping at the City Hotel.
: Clarence Wheaton and family spen
= Sunday at Williamstown springs.
8 The Bachelors Club have not given
3 picnic This year. what is the troublc9
. Allen Martin spent Sunday at hi
5 home near the banks of Martin Brook.
Z George Burroughs returned Saturla,
. from Chelsea after a couple of week.
? vacation,
: i. A. Campbell wife and child OF
) MiddleseX visited friends in this city
) Sunday.
y. +. Johnson of Swanton spent Sun
day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. +. III.
) Rogers.
Mrs Susan Jones returned Saturday
evening after two weeks stay IN Deca-
tur, Ill.
Harry Roberts began work this morn
Ing for Mackio IIusscy a. Co. in John
Clarks shed.
From present indications there will
be many fall movngs among Barre
business men.
Miss Annie Laurie went to Solom
yesterday to spend two weeks vacation
with her brother.
Bert Staples returned Saturday from
Mansfield, o., where he has been spend
ing couple of weeks.
Daniel Hunt and wife of lIaverlill,
Mass, arrived in town today and are
the guests of Daniel II. Bsbee and
wife.
j. c. Batcheldcr and family left Sat
urday afternoon for Old Orchard Beach,
Me-, where they will spend q week or
| two.
W. T. Rowland left this morning for
Rochester, n. Y, where he is to set up
some monumental work for {. IL. More |
d Co.
Guy Batchcldcr clerk for l.. Nj.
Averill left Saturday for Old Orchard
Beach. Luther Beckley will take his
place for a couple of days.
Mrs. Ellen Pearson and son Charles
OF Concord, n. H., arrived in the city
Saturday and are visiting Mrs. Charles
Stevens and Mrs Eugene Glidden.
The Ladies' and Pastors Union of
the Methodist church will give lawn
social on Wednesday evening in front of
the church, Ice cream and cake will be
served.
The Vermont Division Sons of Vcter-
ans reports were sent from th. city to
boston this afternoon The quarter
ending June 80 shows gain in men,
bership.
An Italian family, recently returned
from their native country, is moving
into the tenement in the Walter Kidder's
house recently vacated by Eustace
Richie.
Tom Parker has received letter from
camp stating that Arthur Canning of :
Co. L has been granted Il leave of alb j.
scensc on account of sickness and has
been sent to Kentucky,
We frequently hear the expression :
that Barre needs Il Young Mems Chris
tain Association. 1t is reported that d
some effort will be made to organize
Die here when cold weather arrives. a
William Wheaton who is now an Or y !.
5anist in st. Paul and who has been
listing here for the past few weeks
avs OF our present growth, II see more II
hangcs here this time than for several O.
ears II
1t is now expected that there will be I
II interesting time regarding the alleged Is
llSance ease that some parties claim III
Nsl OIL Church street for Justice Scott al
nnounres that court is how open for
usincss. bl
Inc church committee of the Concrc- p'
alional church have appointed G.. NJ. I'll
inch superintendent of the Sunday
'hool and c. $. Wallace as assistant 4
account of the leyignaton of g. III
erDert papc. It's
The police are watching the hoodunrs
no indulge in cries of "Amcn" and til
Set down" whenever the Salvation bu
rmy are holding an out door meeting. re-
Erests are likely to follow if the trouble Sc,
About twenty members of Summit fria
'dge VIII 60 to Willamstown We'd Blu
sday evening to work the third de- to
&c, ID. d. &. NJ, L. +. Smith of the Mi
attn district will be present as will also stu
; &, j. d., I. l.. Snow and Il. w. d. twi
NJ, W. j. Forsyth of Barre.
The funeral of Charles c. Buchanan acc
S held yesterday afternoon at his POI
home on Third Street. There was wit
argc number of friends present. and bot
ny beautiful floral tributes were given The
V, Ellie X. M. Jones ollciated and pla
lnlversalist choir rendered several wir
ching selections. The remains were sms
en- to Danyille today for burial. I
Much complaint has been made by plo,
'scnGcrs on the electric railroad be- rec,
Sc The road is so crooked, but one of vest
Boston Stockholders of the company gra
lalkcd to a TELEGRAM man the dea,
er day that in the hcalt of Boston this
re are several miles of electric rail chill
4 much more crooked than that be- wee
Ell Barre and Montpelier. wei
he 18th annual picnic of the Burns 4
b and Clan Gordon will be held that
lrdhy at Chcrryvale Grove. There Pick