Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22
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Mrs. l.. w. Pape is on the sick list.
The Orange County Court adjourns
to-day.
Victor Lovely left this morning for a
visit in Montreal.
The examinations at the Seminary be-
gan this morning,
Henry Phelps was in Waterbury on
business this morning.
l.. a. Averill returned this morning
from a weeks business trip to Boston.
Miss Maud Zottman and Miss Sadie
Reynolds returned from Burlington this
morning.
Miss Carrie Burk left this morning
for Burlington to visit relatives for a
few days.
Coborn Jones is grading the land
around Chas. Spears house on Mer-
chant street.
Mrs. 0. d. Mason, of Swanton, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Kane,
for few days.
Express Messenger f. II. Driscoll is
taking two weeks vacation at his
home in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brock and daugh-
ter Miss Bessie of Newbury are visiting
+, &. Brock for few days.
Mail carrier Charles Spear is enjoy
ing Il few days vacation. Substitute
Iloughten is taking his place.
Ii. E. Brcaster shipped five trotting
horses to St. Adams this morning to
participate in the races there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Perry left this
FOR st, Johnsbury for weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Perry.
a. \. Sargent returned this morning
from " oo,isock where he has been at
tending the County Court for the past
wttK.
Jennie Peer was quite badly hurt
Yesterday by being struck with a croquet
malles. An ugly cash being cut in her
head.
The Rev. Eflie X. NJ Jones Sunday
school class is to enjoy Il few days
at Berlin Pond over the Fourth
81 July.
james Hale President of the Bradford
Bank was in the city last night visiting
D. IL. Hale. He returned home this
Robert Campbell and Miss Lillian
Campbell left this morning for Hyde
Park to attend the reunion of the Camp
oell family.
The Rev. EilieK M, Jones is to be
me of the speakers at the summer camp
Meeting of Universalists at Queen City
Park in August
The Sunday school class of Miss
susie Cummings at the Congregational
hurch enjoyed a very pleasant outing
It Fenjamin's Falls Yesterday,
The Rev. Ehie X. NJ. Jones is in
lor'hfield today to attend the the meet
10 of the program committee for the
tate Convention of Universaists.
AS long as the state cannot afford to
ay the expenses of one regiment of the
'aional Guards, when off Vermont soil.
hat is the sense of talking of two regi-
tents Bloomington Banner.
The subject at the Tent tonight will
e: The SABBATH, the test of all the ages
I'd how, when and where was it instit-
ted, by whom and for whom was it
ade? All are cordially invited to hear. {
The faculty of Goddard Seminary, ,
e Rev. Fife X. M. Jones, Mrs. Mower c
I'd Mrs. l.. B. Hardness were very c
oa'ently Entertained last evening by ;
r. and Mrs G. &. Carr at their home t
Church st. A chicken pie supper L
as served. 4
The Capital Savings Bank and Trust Il
'mpany of Montpelier officially an s
unces that beginning July LIST the {
te of interest paid depositors in that a
nix will be reduced from per cent. b
3. The Montpelier Savings Bank
d Trust Company made the same re- ii
elton six months ago. They believe d
s will be only temporary. ri
The Capital Granite Company. of l.
has brought suit against H il
tut, of Mount Pleasant, Ia, setting &C
$4,000 as damages. There is some G.
iculty between the parties in regard W
, contract of granite for wall to ill
round cemetery in Iowa. Mr.. liz
nut claiming the stone was not up to vi
while the company claims tn
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