Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-04
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be held tonight.
j, r. George went to Kennebunkpor,
Maine this morning.
l.. M. Averill's block is being con.
nected with tho sewer today.
Miss Mary Chandler left yesterday
for a weeks Visit at her home in Straf-
ford.
Mrs. 4. A. Prindle left this morning
for Kenebunkport Maine to remain for a
few weeks.
A. D. Morse left this morning for
Old Orchard Beach after stopping in
town for a few days.
Mrs. NJ. w. Scribner returned last
night from Boston where she has been
for the past few weeks.
Another case Of diphtheria broke out
this morning in the family of Felix Pres
TIM on Short street.
Deputy Sheriff Kidder of Dewey Park
is making a record. He lodged two
more tramps in Jail yesterday.
j. Gould Moore and Miss Leda Prin-
die left on the late train last night for a
two weeks visit at their homes in Troy,
N. Y.
Miss Grace Harrington of Princeton
Ill. arrived in the city this afternoon to
visit her uncle Asa Harrington for Il few
weeks.
The city water main is being extend
ed on Merchant street in the direction of
the spring on the kill south of the
street.
Mrs. James Mackie, who went to Old
Orchard Beach several weeks ago on ac-
count of poor health, is now very much
better.
W, W. Lapoint left this morning for
Portland, Maine on legal business for Il
few days,
Ed Deforge, William Cordiner and
William Stralton left last night for Mon
,real where they intend to work.
j. Wood & Co. are moving their
granite shed from the National Shed
circle to John Clark's shed on Batchcl
der Meadow. =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichol left
last night for New York where they will
sail tomorrow for Scotland to re main
about about a year.
During the month of April there were
33 births, May 10, June %, July SO.
The number of deaths were April 3, in
May 5, in June 6 and July -.
There will be an excursion to Queen
City Park on Friday August 18th. for
those wishing to attend the Uuiversalist
Grove Meetings. Fare for the round
trip $1.29
Work was commenced on the new
on North Seminary street this
morning. The iron has been shipped
and Charles Wood is putting in the alb
utments.
Mrs. Emery Ordway of Claremont,
N. H., arrived in the city yesterday
from Pittsford to visit her sister-in-law,
Arthur Ordway. She was accom
panied by her daughter Marion.
George Melvin the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Melvin died this morn
ING of commissions. The funeral will
held at 2 o'clock tomorrow the burial
'eing in thee atholic cemetery.
Mrs. Fred Cheney and son Ralph who
been visiting at c. l.. Bugbee's for
he past week returned this noon to
heir home in Boston. They were ac-
'ompanied by Roy Bugboe who will re-
main there for about three weeks.
The Spring and Fountain Water Co.
oday served notice on the street COM
to regulate the location of
water mains which the COMPANY
will begin to extend from their present
ystcm on Monday.
McClure's Magazine for August. with
ne special cover designed by viii II.
low its perfusion of beautiful pictoros
IS Lalf dozen excellent stories, and it's
lterestlng contributions, is a number to
lure one out of any degree of mid
ummer indifference.
Miss Kirk who formerly conducted a
cutting school in this city has re-
lrhed acre aud being urged by her
pupils who appreciated the
enefit derived from her instruction. she |
to resume her school again Monday t
nd will be located at Mrs. G. s. !,
[eaker's on summer street. 9
Mrs. e.. G. Cullen has purchased the {
oardlng house business together with :
e location and furniture formerly own +
by Mrs. James Thompson at the cor \
n OF Keith Ave. and Summer 81. v
he has already taken possession and {
III conduct the place on up to date %
house principles.