Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-21
l.. j. Griffin is in Burlington to-da,

Charles Vancor is in Stowe on bust
ness to-day.
A. Il. Drew returned last night from
Burlington
Carroll Griswold has returned from
South Royalton.
i. E. Wiley returned yesterday
from Newport.
}. IL. Green went to Burlington yes-
terday afternoon.
Bright Star Lodge, Order of Reoekah,
meets this evening.
Mrs. Phil Smith has gone to Burlng-
ton on short visit,
Nelson Lagore left this morning for
a visit in Burlington.
NJ j. MCGOWAN returned Yesterday
from l-ingwick, p. Q
S. ID. Allen went to Burlington this
morning on business.
S. IL. Forsyth returned this morning
from Springfield, Mass.
Grovern Cleveland finished work
for Burke Brothers to day.
Victor Richardson returned yesterday
from a short visit in Corinth.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ID. Campbell left
this morning for Sherbrook, p. Q.
George Mann has got cucumbers in
his garden several inches in length
Mrs. Victor Richardson and sister,
Mrs. Hosmer, are in Burlington to-day
James Sullivan has resumed his place
as fireman on the Williamstown branch
Mrs l.. A. Cheever and daughter
have gone to Newport to visit for few
weeks.
Miss Hattie Fancy returned this TO, e
noon from few days visit in South
Royalton.
William Brown, of ST. Johnsbury
arrived in the city yesterday to visit his
brother Frank.
Mrs. Warren Lawrence, of Mortified.
called on her two sons, Ira and Leslie.
in the city yesterday.
Ernest Hewitt of Boston arrived in
the city this forenoon to attend the God
dard Commencement,
Miss Lila Ludwig, who has been
visiting in the city for u few days. lcil
this noon for Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. j. E. McSweeney and brother.
ii. 7. Bray, left This noon for Hartford.
Conn. to visit thcir parents for u few
weeks.
W. f. Whitcomb, W. A. Whitcomb,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Morse, and Eugene
Smith left this morning for Old Orchard
Beach.
One hundred and ten excursion tickets
to the ForesterS Convention in Burlng,
ton were sold at the G. " Depot thu
morning.
The Italians are planning for a grand
picnic in Iownshend's woods the 4th OF
July, the Transatlantic band furnishing
the music.
"A large number of the members of
Good Will Temple No AZ left on the
8 40 car this morning to attend their an
uual picnic at Dewey Park.
Viles men are putting up large trans
formers in front of the Wood Block to
accommodate new and larger motor a,
at the Barre Steam Laundry.
The funeral of the late j. M. Bailey
is TO be held at the house on BAILEY
street at one o'clock tomorrow, the Rev.
Mr.. Goodacre, of Berlin, officiating.
Efforts. are being made by the local
alumni of Goddard Seminary to orgau-
ne baseball team to play the Semil-
try team next Wednesday afternoon.
II. A. iloar and &. 7, Swascy return
ed this morning from st. Johnsbury
The G. Tomasi and H. ID. McCrillis cases
,ane up and temporary injunctions
we're granted.
The Unitarian summer meetings at
he Isles of Shoals begin this year July
9TH and continue through the 10th
some of those of that denomination in
his city will attend.
l. j. Whitman, of Marlboro, Mass,
hipped eight horses to his home this
,oon. They are horses he purchased
n this vicinity and amongst them was a
'air of brown horses purchased OF Muir
ay Clark.
Water Superintendent Currier says
hat he will be obligeddo give notice in
few days to the users of city water of
distractions in regard to the watering of
awns or other waste of the water
'hich is getting low,
Major j. M. Liddell of the 9th Req
lar Infantry U. S. V. dummies was in
he city this morning in company with
'. j. Bigelow night editor of the Bur-
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