Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-19
Wesley Herrick is fishing in Middle


chard Beach Saturday.
Roy Fitch has moved from S. d. Al
lens to Frank Nsrthrup's.
Arthur T. nMcEaney spent Sunday
at his home in st. Adams.
&. Washington German returned this
morning from Bellows Falls.
There were "a Odd Fellows at the Con-
gregational church last night
LA. Averill left Saturday night for
weeks market trip to Boston.
Rev. C. o. Judkins of Montpelier
will speak in the X. of p. hall June 20.
Carroll Griswold spent Sunday in
South Royalton going there on his bicy-
Gle.
Dan Mcleod was out this morning
for the first time since his recent acct
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence spent
Sunday with j. W. Flint, of Williams
town.
w. W. Rogers rode to South Royal
ton on his weeel Saturday, returning to-
night.
George Bond is laid up as the result
of an accident to his thumb which was
hurt in his bicycle chain.
Joseph Williams returned home from
u western trip Saturday and left again
this morning for Chicago.
Miss Lucy Garfield, who has been
visiting Miss Elizabeth Hanson, lett this
afternoon for her home in Bradford.
James Bailey, of Chicago, arrived in
the city yesterday to visit his brother,
Med Bailey, who is quite seriously i'll.
Miss Bessie Cave left this morning
for Lake Morey in Fairlee to spend the
: summer with her parents at their cot.
tage.
The New England Labor Bureau SEM
: to Pixies Station, N. H., to-day, six men
. and one teamster to work at grinding
I, in white stone factory.
: Deputy Sheriff E, G. French and tho
l New England Labor Bureau had signs
painted on their windows in rooms
!. aud in the Gordon Block.
;, Miss Grace Paige and Miss Anna Bis
sell left today for East Montpelier, where
they will visit Miss Paiges uncle, Gin
n ton Cutler, for a few days.
The Universalists are to hold a CAM
II meeting at Queen City Park beginning
August 9TH. The best speakers in the
II denomination will be present.
, NJ. j, Taplin, for Il long time book
keeper for Allen & Richardson, is tax
ing much needed rest from his duties
{ and Miss Keith is taking his place
n Harry Young was arrested Saturday
Ivy Chief Rowland for larceny of money
from Frank Nichols store. He wa,
brought before Justice Fay Saturda,
night, Grand Juror Scott prosecuting
lie pleaded guilty and was sentenced te
three months in the House of Correction
at Rutland where he was taken today.
8 Those who rode up from Montpelie,
- ON the O'Clock car this morning were
greatly surprised to see a large fawn alb
a out 80 rods from the track just below
N Clark Shepard's house. 1t did not APP
y pear to be very much frightened bu
W stood for some moments on the NJ. &jW
track and gazed calmly at the electri
l. car
II James Reid and Innocent Boccini 90
l. into a wrangle at the stone sheds OF
e Saturday with the result that they wer
arrested by Constable Buchanan charg
10 ed with Il breach of the peace. The
v were brought before Justice Fay
l. Grand Juror Scott prosecuting and the
lr were fined 500 and costs, which tho
Il paid.
e The Sunday School of the Church O
the Good Shepherd will have its annua
J. picnic at Dewey Park tomorrow, Tues
o day. Special cars will be in waitin,
"a for the teachers and children at tn
q church at 9 80 a. m. Parents and othe
. members of the congregation are cor
$ daily invited to come out on any ca
u during the day.
George Mann's reputation as crack ri
y file shot is well known but if you wan
J. any accurate information as TO his abil
j. ity as trained track athlete just get a,
n interview with the boys whom he caugh
e stealing apples from his orchard o.
i, Saturday. You should have seen Geo
i do the flying leap act over the six foo
r barbed wire fence
A small blaze occasioned considerable
o excitement in the Morse block yester
: day in the tenement occupied by tn,
: of b. F. Haley. 1t is thought that i
+ started from a match or cigar in the Gus