Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-20
W. A. Bell of Boston is visiting in the

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city,
Arthur Camp is visiting his grand
parents in Orange.
James llogg and William Dyke are
among the eXcursionIsts to Montreal.
Mrs. James McWilliams has gone to
visit relatives ut her home in Canada.
Jack O'Ncil is putting in u founda-
ton for new house on Beckley Hill.
II. II. Sulham and viii Ainsw orth
are absent on fishing trip to Peacham.
Rev. George Winch. of IIolyoke, will
preach at the Congregational Church
tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Carpenter, of Norwich,
Conn. is visiting her uncle w. X.
Whcatlcy.
J. A. Demo the blacksmith has APP
piled to the committee on parade to
enter a float.
Superintendent Stanyan of Montpelier
is in the city today looking over the
M. and w. K. r. r.
Will Emslie, who has been seriously
i'll, is so far recovered as to be able TO
resume work next Monday.
The brick layers on Curriers' block
did not work yesterday afternoon on ac
count of a lack of lime.
Mrs. W:ll Sulham, who has been
visiting in New Hampshire for the past
two weeks, has returned home
Conductor C. NJ. Halves resumed
work on the electric road today, taking
charge of the Seminary Hill car.
S. D. Sibley has moved his rendering
works to the land recently purchased of
Thwing Bros. near the Berlin line.
Mis-. Annie Boyce of Middlesex re-
turned home today after weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. &. J. Halves.
Prof. Z. r. Davis, Principal of Island
Pond high school was in this city over
night, the guest of Rev. j. A. Sherburne.
Mrs. Robert Ingalls, W no has been Wis
iting for the past two weeks in neigh
boring towns returned home yesterday.
Niles Electric Lighting Co. is connect
ing the living apartments and store of
Frank Nichols with electric lights today 1
Miss Amy Cleveland left this morn
ne for her home in West Somerville, |
Mass, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
u. Gladding.
Chauncey Harris returned from Groton
Pond last night. No information as to
o the catch yet received. Fish stories
leXt week.
John MCGOWAN and Mrs. l.. j. Grit
in and children start Monday for
weeks visit to their former home in ST.
Johnsbury.
50 tickets were sold this morning for
he excursion to Pittsburgh and up to
loon 52 tickets had been sold for the
Montreal excursion.
The lamp which fell from the pole in
ront of the Universalist church Thurs
lay is being put up this afternoon on
he other Size of the steet.
Efforts are being made to trr and
ave special train run from Granite
lille to this city tomorrow on account
+ the funeral of Albert Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Mills will move
oday from their former home at SO
Washington street to Daniel Smiths
ouse on Perry street.
II. A. Rugg will auction off for Fred ,
[. Waterman this afternoon the furu- $
Ire formerly owned by Mrs. r.. j.
'enninS and Philip Bell. !;
&. j. Reynolds e. Son will have the I
ckets for the Company Field Day
rnted. They have secured the right
n putting advertisements on the
ckets. a
Miss Agnes Lyons of Burlington is {,
sitting her sister Mrs. p. Z. Marion. !,
er sister, Miss Gertrude Lyons ST Bur- Il
1gton is expected this evening to visit y
rs. Marion. G
The people of North Barre and vicin- II
will be pleased to learn that Willie .
untcr, former order clerk for Ches-
r and bowers, has secured a position :,
ith MCGOWAN ard Griffin. U
The members of the Republican City s.
held II meeting last evening q
Judge Barney's Office and decided to
IL caucus for next Wednesday even
:. 1t will be held at 80 in Arm ory :.
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