Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-07-26
Henry Eaton of Waterbury is in the

on Mics M'""o"'
II. y. Ru@@ has just sUSrPnoe'' " nv'
sign from Miles block lor 1T. Ne t '''''
o. NJ. Waterman OF Moills' ne wa"
in town yesterday afternoon OH business
The regular meeting of the scnooI
commissioners will be heId 'lii' eN e"i"7,
babe" Goneo has just commenced
work for II. X. Sulhnm driving " team
W. II. Messer left this morning Tor Il
nvinr business trip to W. humney, ~
II.
Mrs. W. G.. Campbell, who has been III
for couple of weeks past, Is gaming
rapidly.
The Vermont Granite Go. has just
subscribed for Il, &. Dunn X Co. ; oooA
of Rmin9s.
W. II. Kelley is moving into his new
house which he has just competed III
Shurtleff Place.
Arthhr Martin is putting in large
reservoir in his water system just puT-
chased of D. NJ. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nourse and a
friend from Worcester, leave today 1or
q weeks stay in Burlington
CT. Jackson is improving his North
Main street residence by coat Of pant
and is also grading his lot.
w. II. buchanan. Henry wilkins and
Kenneth Camnbel returned last night
from their trip to Groton Pond.
Mrs. Clara NJ Severance has gone to
Nlarsblje]d for a weeks visit with rc!a-
tiyes. She will return Saturday.
Croto, po,d soons 70 be the popular
resort lust now. There are thirty
people from Plainfield in one camp.
Cars+ol.lo No+hon Corliss returned
rostor1,v fror Str,fford where he has
been to look after the having at his farm,
l. p E;rno,- ubo hos hoen in Bur-
1inota,, to uat ax,'or, advice ahout a sore
l,,' I,;I1,o,Dd ualr at hi. farm, in Milton.
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tra'ller Oh uIeeN anu Ni''iiei'''''s III
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nol'" '7e'ni lni s'io'' "io s'tA ~.
me 'H9c7 "le JON ~ ut
ana are Oh '"' lo'o ~ l'Oo''i9
Prof. y. w. peircc, principal OF Dean
Academy LranNIln' Mass went
through Town 9a'uEo"y niSil' "li' IL, IL no
t'NIl'S " e"ili''eo "i'>c " i'oe'o ''''''''
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i. j. Bolster has JUS! raised Il large
derrick in front Of the sheds opposite OF
William Castles. The sheds have not
yet been united but it is expected ihey
Will DC III Il SNORT 'Ii'le'
q. W. OrdWay, who has been visiting
at Frank Hopkins returned to Boston
TINS morning. Miss Emma hopkins ac-
companies him for visit III Boston and
Marlborough.
Henry and Nelson ID. Ihpin., and John
1roW purchased large piece of land
yeSiea'iay OF NE ANcrltl estate. ii m
cludeS the old paint shop on the other
side OF The bridge on South Main street.
DR.. b. ". Bralcy was in Washinntoi,
this morning to see his mother Madam
4. p. Bradley, who is stopping there.
He found that her health was much inn
proved since she has been there and She
VIII remain Tor Il while longer with MIR.
Callers people.
A. l.. Parks of Hyde Park, of the firm
of Goodridge, Banct d Co, Boston made
a flying visit Sunday afternoon at the
home of his parents MIR, and Mrs. G.. ".
larNs. He went to Iopsham Monday
TO spend a few days with his wife and
enid at Horace W mites.
We are informed that the lrincipal
bait used at Groon Pond is gra,sliop-
pcrs. Ask a certain party Of fishermen,
Just back from there, what they are 90
NY I" "o wa" ''I'' n"'''i''I or so 'h'y
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Alexander Murray we'll known
'l'']tn received wold number o! weeks
ago 'hat ;.ll ''hcie OF ms with whom he
orlncrly iN'u, III the old country had
lleu, Inc deceased was well OFF and