Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-27

meeting will be held Saturday evening
of this week. A large proportion OF the
party will leave Barre on The 5 10 train
tomorrow night as the boat leaves Bur
lington at 40 Saturday morning. The
party will return in season to attend the
Queen City Park meeting which com
mences August tn.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Mrs. Maynard Kiser is visiting her old
home in Orange.
Frank Lathrop and Miss Emma J.
Griffin of Chelsea were married last
week
Charles kivckway has returned from
Boston where he has been working tor
some time.
Mrs. Henry Nixon drove to Hyde
Park last week accompanied by her tive
small children.
The Christian Endeavors of the Con-
uregational Church held picnic III
Lynde Cottage, Berlin Pond Thursday
last.
Rev. and Mrs. 2. p. Womcr will leave
here this week for a three weeks vaca-
ion in Canada, Ineir headquarters
will be Montreal.
Mrs. Charles q. Moore arrived -
week from Atlanta, Georgia, and l. ."r
-urst of the family OF her brother
! William Glcason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lou@ec who are
mployed at the Reform Schoo, g
..enucs have recently been visiting "i"
/ i.ouyee's parents here.
There will be 10 services ut the Co..
,.rcyational Church next sunday Hcv.
l.. A. Elliott of Waterbury will preach
in the fornoon of the following Sunday.
Aug 6.
a Miss Kimball of Maine, a graduate
of Tufts College, preached as a candi-
date at the Unversalist Church last
Sunday morning. She seems TO have
been well liked.
Mrs. Frank Harvey Martin who has
been so ill, in late weeks, has been inn
proving u little recently, and is able 10
sit up more or less. The trouble is pat
bronchial and with the lungs.
James M, Beckett and wife came up TO
his old home here from Boston last Sun
day, to remain for a season, Frank o..
Beckett, now of Washington ID. {. ;.c-
compared them for week or two.
5. Clarence Jersey mas bougtt Il
residence in Denver, Colorado. His
brother Majr Harry b. Jersey, is in
Government employ, as Il Division SUPP.
in the Weather Bureau at Louisville,
Kentucky.
This year one half of our bonded in
debledness Qhirty thousand dollarS) for
getting our Railroad, will he paid.
Although the heavy taxation ha, been
felt to be burdcnsome by many YET we
know OF few or none, now, who would
want to be without railroad facilities
| here.
John Mari and Leon Cummings,
granite cutters left here Monday morn
ing last, with the intention OF going
right on to Raymond California, where
they hoped for job, cutting stone, for
the new Post Office. But it is said they
learned at Barre, that work would not
be ready for them for month or two
yet, and so did not 90 forward as they
expected.
The Presidential Committee of our
new fire district, (Which comprises the
entire village) are preparing statements
to present at a second district meeting
to be called Il little later perhaps. II
is said that the charter given our Ac.
quiduct Company by the last Legislature
does not provide for any transfer OF
their rights so they could not be bought
now by our village if wanted, as the
the district could not issue bonds now
for the payment of a water system, i
would seem that if anything is done a
once. the Acqucduct Company woul,
have to 60 ahead and put in system
and supply the village with water i.
wanted; or the village resort to a fire
engine,-or continue for two years NOR,
less the bucket brigade" fight witt
any flames that may arise here.