Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-13


james Ahern is ont of the city today.
F. G. Smalley went to Rutland today.
Oscar Russell went to Richford this
morning.
Fresh peaches just arrived at sawtei
Brothers.
George Goss of Boston is in the city
on business.
F. l.. Rooney has gone out Of town
for ii few days.
Miss Nadine Nichols returned from
Randolph this morning.
George RyderAnd wife from Corinth
are in the city today.
Will Ward of Jones Brook is visiting
at Chauncey Harris.
Mrs. j. w. Ramsey goes TO her home
in Waitsfeld this afternoon.
Frank Burgess of St. Johasbury is in
the city today visiting friends.
James Stevens of Dakota is visiting
his brother Charles of this city.
NJ S. Levin returned last night from
short business trip TO Boston.
Ernest Hutchins of Eden is stopping
with l.. f. Dana for few days.
John Eastman of Washington is in
the city visiting his daughter Nora.
\ dance at Dewey Park tonight, The
public are cordially invited to attend,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. McNally are The
happy possessors Of son born lastnight.
Mrs. Joseph Commoli went to Con-
cord, n. H., this noon for three weeks
visit.
Mr.. B. Bloomey of Lenoxville. Can,
is visiting his daughter Mrs. +. \. Gill
bert
a. \. Collins goes TO Chateaugay, y.
Y, tonight for short visit with his
mother.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
ley of Harrington Avenue was buried
Yesterday.
George Symes, carpenter on Cur
riers block, has gone TO St. Johnsbury
for a few days.
William Emslie, who has been quite
sick. was up street for the first time yes
tcrtlay afternoon.
B. b. Halves is shingling his four
tenement house on the corner of Scrnin-
airy st. and Maple Ave.
Frank Martin was in Wi'liamstown
yesterday to defend liquor case. The
respondent was cleared.
Charles Spear and Gould More re-
turned this morning from their vaca
ton in Roxbury n. Y.
Mrs. W. D. Gale and two children re-
turned today from five weeks visit
they have been making in Wai,sfield.
Daniel Hunt and wife who have been
visiting at y. r. Bisbee's returned to
their home in Haverhill, Mass, this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. &. Nc AuaIly are
rejoicing over the birth of nine and
one half pound boy who arrived this
morning.
The ten months old child Of James
Husc died last night and will be
inferred in the Catholic cemetery to-
morrow at two o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Ely Of Franklin, Fails, n.
H., is coming tonight TO spend Il few
DAYS with her husband, who is employed
by Smith, Whitcomb & Cook.
Miss Bessie Corosky, sister of Haskell
Corosky of the Combination Cash Store,
was married in lIavcrhil, Mass, yes
terday to Morse Wanburg of that city.
The fire alarm will be out Of service
from 9 to ) tomorrow for rel airs.
Per order
y. ID. PHELPS, Chief Engineer
DR.. Robert Wilson and wife of Hub
bardston, Mass, both graduates of Cod
lard Seminary and well known in this
city, returned to their home today. DR..
and Mrs. Wilson have been visiting
their parents in Washington and East
Barre for short time.
W. +. Terrell of Montpelier, Pres-
lent of the State Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION, was in the city this morning
to consult with Ex-President W. II.
'rladdng about the meeting of the
association which is to be held in
the last of October.
The pastor will preach in the Univer-
'alist church tomorrow morning on
Vacation and Religion and at the
,losc of the service delegates will be
'hosen to attend the State Convention of
-niversaliSts which meets in Stowe,
August %, "a, and %. Sunday School
It noon.
Chauncey Harris and Charles More
raft have returned from Groton Pond.
Mr. Morecraft was fishing in Cold |
Brook and saw bear His only
Weapon was jack-knife, so he made
racks for different location. He
links the bear did not see him. They
eport large catch of bass and pike.