Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-21
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ton,
Miss Fannie Williamson left this noon
for Boston.
T. II. Cave, Jr., expects to leave to-
day for Fairlee.
&, W. T. Whitney has gone to his
home in Williston.
Carl Carpenter, of Washington, was
in the city yesterday.
Warren Lawrence of Mortified is
visiting in the city tody.
Mrs. F. g. Rowland is visiting in
Mortified this afternoon.
John Silver has moved from Park
place to Riggs old hotel
Edward Connolly, agent for law
books, was in the city to-day.
Miss Maud Whtcomb is expected
home from Duxbury this week.
Foss Gelaise. of Montpelier, is assist
ing at the Standard Clothing Store to-
day,
Frank Yatter was in the city yester-
day calling on friends. His hair was
cut short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Tyler, of North
field, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Currier.
H. T. Bray, of the U. V. NJ. arrived
in the city this morning to visit his sis
ter, Mrs insolvency.
McTigue, the old Barre Star, bas
been elected captain of the Holy Cross
baseball team for next year.
Attorneys W. w. Lapoint and W il
liam Wishart are in Chelsea to-day at
tending the Orange County Court
Mrs. j. Il. Callaghan and daughter
Beatrice returned last night from trip
to Boston and other Massachusetts cities.
Charles Churchill and two of his
friends spent the day yesterday at Bcr-
lin Pond where they scored Il good
catch of fish.
The Rev. a. Nj. Smith went to s.;
Adams this morning to attend the con-
vention of the Champlain Association of
Cniv'rsalistS at which he is one OF the
speakers.
Bert Durfee went to Winooski vestrr-
day where he is to be married to-day TO
Il Miss Stoddard of that place. The
Rev. Father Whitaker is to perform the
ceremony.
Barre bicNclistS do not entirely favor
the city ordinance Of Montpelier which
demands that each cyclist shall carry II
lantern when riding in the evening no
matter whether the moon shines brightly
or not
Miss Claire Carpenter, one of the
teachers in the Union School ut Mont
prlier, stopped in the city yesterd,y
with her aunt, Miss Kate Bowles. She
went to her home in Washington last
night.
In justice to the electric railroad com,
pany it must be said that Dewey Park
is open to picnic's the same us ever not
outstanding the general belief to the
contrary owing to the recent action of
the Montpelier city council. The fare
to Dewey Park is also five cents.
There We're about "A hundred men,
bers of the Episcopal Sunday School
who attended the picnic at Dewey Park
yesterday. The young people had n
most delightful outing in playing base
ball and in all sorts of games that Young
folks enjoy. The park is in fine CON
dition.
That ebay" What day? Why, the
"Sabbath day. of course Is it the sew
enth or the first day of the week, which?
This is the subject for this evening at
the Tent on Washington street. Come
and hear on the theme that is being
talked of in legislative halls and private
life by the people. What does the
Bible say ON the NATTER
Admiral Dewey's relatives in this
city have received letter from him
dated at Manila May IA, being sent
shortly before his departure. The adj
niral writes of the trying and exacting
iuties made necessary by taking an in
1entory of all the stores in the fleet in
ulning affairs over to his successor. He
said he hoped it would not be long be-
ore he got back to good old Yer
mont. ARGUS.
Yesterday was great day for acct
tents on the electric cars Alvin Rob-
nson was knocked into the land of
|reams as completely as if a cannon
'all had struck him. He alighted at
'ixth st. and 20 sooner had his feet
ouchcd the ground than something in
he form of human catapult came fly
ng through the air and struck him in
he head. That catapult was man on
bicycle. The mans name was Heath