Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-18
Charles Reagan has returned from

is IN the CITY To-Day.
G. u. Waters of tire Great Eastern
Line is in the city today.
Don't forget the parish meeting in the
universallst church tonight.
McGregor Norman of Boston, called
on Col. ii. II. Stoughton this morning
Charles Benedict and wife of North
field, are stopping in the city for a
couple of days.
Rev. George Winch, a brother of c,
NJ. Winch, arrived last evening from
Holyoke, Mass.
George and Robert johnson have en-
tered their 3 year old PAGER in the
Corinth races on August Goth.
City Attorney Swasey went to vii,
Jamestown this morning and secured
deed of the Gauthier land.
The commissioners and attorneys on
the French estate are holding meeting
this afternoon in the city.
Mr.. Scarf and Mr.. Lyon Of the New
England Telephone Company are in the
city on business this afternoon.
Misses Evaline and Mildred Phelps
returned last evening after number OF
weeks stay in Stony Greek, Conn,
Charles Averill and family returned
last night from two weeks vacation
spent on the shores Of Lake Morey.
Mrs. Warren A. Lawrence who has
been visiting her son Ira returned to
her home in Mortified this morning.
Misses Annie, Ida and Jennie Holden
and Misses Annie and Bell Whitehead
are spending the day at Berlin Pond.
Sidney Lacours and family of Man
chester, N. H., who have been visiting
at DR.. Chambers 60 to Orwell to-day.
The infant daughter of Edward Bishop
of Williamstown was buried in the
Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon
The races in Newport, in which sew
eral local horses were entered were
postponed yesterday on account of rain.
Alden Adams and wife of Westmin-
lister, Mass, returned home this morn
ing after visit with George Adams in
So Barre.
George II. Emery of this city and a
graduate Of Goddard Seminary is cam
didatc for the position Of mail carrier in
Montpelier.
Constable w. II. Buchanan is in
Orange this afternoon attending the
sheriffs sale of the property of Bert
Hutchins.
New telephone connections were put
in today at the office of DIR. Bailey and
at Bowers Granite Companys quarry at
Grantcylle.
Ed. Define of Lynn, Mass, former
proprietor of the Commercial House
stopped with Charles Johnston yester-
day afternoon.
Richard a. IIoar and Supt. Thomas
Smith were in Waterbury on a fishing
trip yesterday. They caught IL good
string Of fish.
The young child of Joseph Piuncau
died early this morning of cholera In
fantum. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
The democrats of the city will hold a
caucus in the city court room Tuesday
evening for the nomination of candi-
date for city representative.
A very pleasant family picnic is TAX
ing place at Dewey Park today, those
making up the party being the families
of B. p. White, b. w. Hooker and +.
W. Jackson.
Employees of James Eckroyd of AL
bany, n. Y, arrived in the city this
morning and are putting in the sky
lights in Currit RS new block.
Mrs. Agnes Lowrey of St. Johnsbury
arrived on the noon tram and is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston. Miss
Nellie johnson who has been visiting in
St. Johnsbury returned with her.
Phillip Bell has not yet got bail. His
father who WAS expected in the city to-
day. tclephoned to Mayor Gordon tina:
his wife was sick and he could not leave
her.
Miss None IIassett of Mortified, who
formerly worked in Curriers' dry goods
store, was in the city yesterday. To-
morrow she will leave for Fitchburgh,
Mass. to accept II position in dry goods
store in that city.
The marriage is announced of Mary
Elizabeth Holland to Frank James
Donahue Of Burlington. The bride is
well known in this city as a graduate of
Goddard Seminary and former teacher
in the Spaulding Graded School. They
will reside at IS Beethoven street, Rox-
bury, Mass. and will be at home after
August 18th.
One of the inhabitants of Gospel Vii.
lage informed representative of the
EVENING TELEGRAM this morning that
it would be a great accommodation to
him and his neighbors if the nightly
band concerts should be moved to tho
band stand in Central Park.
The hearing on the injunction which
was placed on the Barre & Montpelier
Street Railway Co, by the Consolidated
Lighting Co. some time ago, will be
heard tomorrow in Montpelier before
special Master w. B. G. Stickney of
Bethel.
Saturday August goth, will be great |
time for excursionists to enjoy a most |
ENJOYABLE trip to Pittsburgh. At Bur-
lington the excursion party will take the
steamer Reindeer and sail up the lake
TO Plattsburgh. The Williamstown
band will be in attendance. Fare for
ha trin d. -,