Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-01
Charles Hackctt spent Sunday in Bur-

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Leslie Lawrence spent Sunday wit
relatives in Northtield.
Ernest Culver of Mortified spel
Sunday with John Green.
John MCGOWAN and wife spent til
Sabbath in East Barre.
Mrs. O. II. Hale left Saturday fo
Bradford to spend few days.
j. +. Gravel left this morning on
business trip to Galesburg, III.
The electric road is running close
ears today on acc cunt of the rain.
Mrs. o. l.. Cheever returned thi
morning after a visit in Morrisvlle.
Miss Maud King returned to Burling
ton today after visit with friends il
the city.
Wesley Herrlck and Harry Tildel
took wheel trip through Williamstows
Gulf Sunday.
Mrs. Edwin King and daughter OF
Middlebury are visiting at the home Of
Charles Perry.
II. j. Thwing returned yesterday
from two weeks visit to relatives in
Brookfield.
George German is taking the place OF
l.. r. Hutchinson ut the Central Yer
mont freight office.
Arthur Cave, who has been very i'll,
is so far recovered Us to sit on the YER
anda for short time.
Miss Edith Averill and Miss Clark
returned this morning from Roxbury
after three weeks stay.
Prindle & Avcrill have been awarded
the contract for putting in metal cell
ings in ID. M. Miles block.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Scott are home
from their vacation among the shades of
Lanioille.'
Mrs. M. j. Townshend left on the
noon train for two weeks visit with
in Mortified.
Rev. f. M. Fuller left this morning
for STAFFORD, N. H., where he will
spend a portion of his vacation.
Miss Sadie Cutler has returned to her
home in Lebanon, N. H., after visiting
n our city for the past two weeks.
Richard A. Hoar returned this morn
ng from East Corinth, where he deliv"
'red an address on Saturday evening.
Mrs. o. D. Mason of Swanton, who
las been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
ZANE has gone to Montpelier to visit,
George Nichols, constable of VIII
JAMESTOWN was in the city Saturday look
ng after Il few wanted individuals.
O. r. Mason, contractor on the city
all was at his home in Burlington over
sunday, but returned here this morning.
Rev. A. ID. Cooper d. d. of Plainfield
as been in this city today, calling upon
lev. A. E. Atwater and Rev. j. A.
'herburn.
Charles Johnson put out q very at
cnctive sight Saturday at his lunch
Dom in the basement of the CONNER
ial House.
Nj. a. Carpenter, who has been TAX
lg W. X. Wheatley's place while out
the city, has returned to his homo in
rooklield.
DR.. Hanson and wife have gone on {
arriage drive to West Topsham, Brad t
'rd and Lake Morey. He will return {
10 middle of the week.
Yesterday was very quiet day for !.
ARE. No arrests were made Satur-
~ evening or Sunday and no rows Of
~ kind have been reported.
Fred Long and Fred Fullsome. who q
g putting in the foundation for new
ock in Chelsea, spent the Sabbath with :,
cir families in this city. "
Charlie Carver, who has been work
9 month in haying for Walter Ladd +,
Orange, has finished work and re-
rned to his home in this city. y
The local corps of the Salvation Army Il
trying to laise funds for maintaining ci
work here, by organizing an Auxii-
League among Barre ladies'. $,
The divorce case of Mrs. Anna Os- b.
rno against her husband John Os.
rne, both of this city is being tried in '''
Orange County Court today. W
The new time table of the MONTPELIER ci
" ellis River II. r. takes effect today.
changes will be found in an adyer- ue
ment in another part of this issue. -
'ina, the little daughter of John Ii. an
illn' tell down % steps yesterday, d,
we are glad to say that no serious -
ATS have followed. This is the \,
md time she has tried this feat, MI
ards are out announcing the mar w.
re- soon to occur of Rollin Miles of w,
llngton of the firm of Miles \ Perry co,
llss Maria Marshall of that city. Mr.. hi
es will be remembered as a former 1n ~.
lent at Goddard Seminary and the the
Ter OF the Goddard Reserves. y, !,
ouglas Robin and wife met with an ru]
dent while driving from Woodbury. ,
d Yesterday. Another team collided wa
their carriage, the horse run and "h;
were thrown out but not injured aft,
morse was cut in number of sci,
cs by coming in contract with barb tive
4; The carriage was quite badly inc
she'd. hoS,,
'nry Z. Jones, a pattern maker EN- PEG
ed ny Smith, Whitcomb Il Cook. sad
we'd telegram from Wells River eau
'rday telling him that his little clul
dson, Harry Chamberlain, was vot,
Mr., Jones left for Wells River eve
morning. Mrs. Chamberlain and aga
rem were visiting in Barre about a wisl
go and the little boy was not "tre
when they returned to their home this
letter from William Wishart SAYS ~, Il
ompany + and ID have been on III, "
L duly three milns from nn,,,,. E. NHON