Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-17
mo Wetmore is in the city for a

Frenno Wetmore is In the city for a
few days.
Fred Blaine of WILLIAMSBURG is in the
city today.
Lorin Houghton is visiting his brother,
Center Houghton.
Rob Murphy is not at work today on
account of illness.
Jesse Cayhue who has been i'll for a
few days has recovered.
Mrs. Homer Burnham and children
are visiting at Berlin Pond.
1.-THE plan for the Company Z Field
Day will be published tomorrow.
Charles c. Kenyon has gone to work
in the grocery store of L. A. Averil.
John johnson of Prindle & Averill's
has been quite sick but is better today.
Allen Martin went to his home in
Williamstown yesterday to remain Il
few days.
Mrs. George E. Amore and son John
of Hartford, Conn, are visiting at the
home of George F. Scott.
II. H. Kohn of Albany, N. Y. called on
Charles II. Sawyer this morning and
later left for Springfield, Mass.
Clyde McCorkle and family, who
have been spending week in Wood
stock, returned home last evening.
f. NJ. Peck and wife Of Bristol, Conn.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
5: Currier returned home this morning
Mr.. Beck, superintendent of agencies
for the United States Casualty Insur-
ance Co. of New York is in the city on
business.
Asa Hill Of Whitetield, N. II. is Wis
iting friends in the city. Mr. Hill is
former resident of Barre and is well
known here.
DR.. W. T. Mann was taken suddenly
i'll this morning and is confined to his
bed, although his condition is not re-
garded as serious.
Miss Louise Washburn of Manchcs-
ter, n H., who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Taplin, left last evening
to visit friends in Chelsea.
Miss Helen Bracken, clerk at the
Combination Cash store is expected
back from four weeks vacation spent
i'll Burlington and Lake Champain re-
sorts.
The young son of Frank Marian,
OF Merchant Street, who fell from a
butternut tree on Monday is getting
along nicely, 10 bones were broken but
he was quite badly frightened.
Ida, the two-month old daughter of
Anse clio Bianchi of East Barre, died yes
tcrday afternoon of cholera infantum. |
The funeral was held this afternoon and |
the interment in the Catholic cemetery.
The reunion of Co. I of the 18th YER
mont regiment will be held in North
Calais tomorrow. The local members
who will attend if the weather permits
are George 7. Common, l.. II. Thurston,
Eli Holden and b. P. Wiley.
Mayor Gordon telephoned several
times yesterday to Proctor, Vt. in search
for Senator Proctor but was finally in
formed that he was out of town. Mayor
Gordon will write to him today to find
out his opinion in regard to getting the
regiment here and to invite Senator
Proctor to speak here on Field Day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tacy was arrested last
evening by Constable Buchanan on
warrant issued by Grand Juror Fay,
charging her with breach of the peace
IN her II year old son a couple of
weeks ago. She appeared before Judge
barney this morning and the case was
continued until 2 o'clock upon request
# her attorney, Frank S. Williams.
Mrs. T. r. Mills who returned last
light from New York bad the expert
nee of seeing the 22nd New York reci-
nent on their way to Montauk Point.
lrs. Mills said they appeared to be in
cry poor condition. The only ones
tho appeared TO be in good health We're
he officers but tho privates were very
oorly. She saw one poor young fellow
ho was dclirious and the way he was s
ken care of was to throw him into an T
Spress wagon and strap him in. $
b. +. Bailey of Williamstown was in =
le city today and stated that he and his
eople are very anxious about the con-
ton OF bis brother, who is a member
Company L and is at Chickamauga.
G has been i'll with the fever and dy-
ntery for several days and they recoiv-
telegram last night that he was II
UGH worse and considered very low. @
'ank Bailey, his brother, who is a law II
ldent i'll Montpelier, started for Chick n
nauga this morning. o.
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