Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-01

Peter II. Legnard of Sunapee N. H.
is visiting his son Edward in the city.
Charles S. Scott was in Groton yes
terday.
Miss Edith boyce has returned from
Ryegate.
Mrs. l.. P. Austin is suffering from a
sore hand
Miss Ethel Spear is quite sick with
typhoid feaver.
Hon. b. F. Fiield of Montpelier was
in town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gladding return
ed last night from Bethel.
F.S S. Nc Anally returned this morn
ing from a short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Thomas Sheriffs returned yes
terday from several weeks visit in Rye
gate.
Sandy Morris rode to Hardwick this
morning and will remain until Mon
day.
Mrs. Lena Gay left this noon for
Philadelphia to visit friends for a
week.
Mrs. j. Elliot Smith of New York
visited at Col. H. r. Stoughton's yester-
day.
William Montgomery and Miss Maud
Roben returned yesterday from South
Ryegate.
Glen Conner and Charles Hoyte rode
to Lyndonville this morning. They will
return Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bradbury, Mrs. Rudd ant
Mrs. r. Patch are visiting friends il
Mortified today.
Hypnotism seems 10 have taken thu
place of the water question for discus
sion on the streets.
The search for the bodies OF the lat'
Rev. Harry Veazey and Miss Ella Cal
houn has been given up.
Officer E. E. Perry took John Ewing
to Rutland this morning. Ewing will
sojourn there for 1O7 days.
Fred Fairbanks Miss Hazel Fairban(
and Elton Fish of Randolph visite(
friends in the city this week.
Mrs. M. S. Gilchrist returned THU
moring to her home in Mortified after
short visit with her daughter Mrs. H.R
S%toughton.
W. Ii. Pitkin left this morning TO,
his home in Fairhaven to remain owe
Sunday. from which place he will 60 t'
New York state.
The case of State VS.. Goneo was no
pressed by Grand Juror Scott this morn
IN. aud the respondent was rearrestet
on complaint of the States Attornry.
Glen Conner has purchased a half in
terest in the grocery store of his father
w. Ii. Conner and the business conduct
by the former will be consolidated will
the firm which will be knows as W. II
Conner Il Son.
The E. G. Carl granite shed, thu
Almost Hill hotel in East Barre. the of
flee of q. |. Sackson, Cliff Colts shol
and the blacksmith shop on South Mail
street zeal the bridge have been con
nected with the telephone.
The Bev. Effie X. M. Jones returned
from Bethel last night, she lett this
morning for St Johnsbury where she is
10 deliver the sermon at the funeral OF
the late Rev. Harry l.. Veazey who wa
drowned in Caspian Lake. She will re-
turn tonight.
A. party of young people from the
city enjoyed a straw ride to Berlin Pond
last night. A large bonfire was built
on the beach and the party sat around
the fire told stories and enjoyed a gay
time. After the corn roast, the ad-
j%ourned to Poore's cottage where the
evening was spent in dancing.
The trustees of the Young Mems
Christian Association of Montpelier have
transferred to the trustees Of the Wood
Art Gallery the building, out buildings
and lot occupied by the association on
State Street. The consideration is 5000
in cash and the release os the mortgage
of $17 900 in round numbers.
G. A. Corliss is to sell at auction the
house situated at 80 Academy street
next Wednesday at 4 o'clock. Also the
adjoining lot will be sold. The house
has been recently repaired inside and
out and has Perry and Scribner spring
water, bath room and wash bowls.
Terms easy; will be made known at the
auction.