Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-03
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Durham Z. e. for weeks visit.
Arthur D. Cave is in Mortified today
on business for the Barre Supply Co.
Miss Agnes Whitehead left yester-
day afternoon for visit in Hardwick,
Lewis Brown and sister Miss Bertha
left this noon for their home in Willis
ton.
Fred Eaton left yesterday afternoon
for Highgate Springs for weeks out
ing.
The w. c. L. U. will meet with Mrs.
j. b. Barnes on Friday afternoon at
2: 80.
c. N. Field is expected home from
Boston and New York the later part OF
this week.
Prof. and Mrs. G. b. harrington went
to Williamstown yesterday to remain
until next week.
Joseph Sanders Of Willianstown was
in the city yesterday on his way to
Highgate Springs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Smith and
children returned yesterday from few
weeks outing at Old Orchard Beach.
Mrs. Ellen Robinson of Boston ar
rived in the city last night to visit her
sister Mrs. George l.. Bates for few
weeks.
Mrs. c. V. Dodge and two children,
who have been visiting at John q.
Dodge's for the past two weeks, return
ed to their home in Worcester. Mass,
this morning.
Mrs. A. T. Lisdale and two daughters
of Worcester Mass. arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon for weeks visit
with Mrs. Lisuale's two brothers Robert
and Win Leberveau.
National Bank Examiner w. a. Lord
has now practically finished his work
until after the fall term of court, having
examined all the national banks in the
state with the exception OF two.
Miss Edith Allen left yesterday
afternoon for Randolph to visit relatives
for about q week. Her cousin Guy
Bayor of Randolph who has been visit
ing here accompanied her.
The three iiili children, VINO we're
caught under the landslide at Montpe-
lier, have all died, and the funeral was
held at O'Clock this morning. a sub
scription was raised to pay the funeral
expenses.
Chief of Police Warren Rowland and
his brother of Littleton, N. H., left yes
terday afternoon for Phil)ipsburgh, z.
g., on few days fishing excursion.
Special Officer E. 4. Perry is acting as
substitute officer.
The tickets for the Providence Island
excursion on the Sth are limited in
number to 500 in Barre and 500 in
Montpelier and as there will be a great
call for tickets it will be we'll to secure
them as soon as possible from the
various church committees.
Assistant Judge Mark NIears OF
Marshtield was iii Montpelier yesterday
to fix bail in the case of Ella Civelli OF
Barre, who has been confined in Jail
since last May on the charge OF assault
ing Mrs. Berniscomi with intent to kill
States Attorney Hoar appeared in behalf
Of the state and W. A. Lord as counsel
for the respondent Bail was fixed in
sum of $3.50. The case IS set for trial
at the September term of county court.
In the August Forum, Hon. Thomas
S. Harrison, United States agent and
consul-general in Egypt, pays IA high
tribute to Lord Cromers administration
in Egypt; Prof. Edwin Ii. Hall of Har-
ward shows what liquid air CANNOT do
Prof Mary Roberts Smith writes of
domestic Service: the Responsibility
Of Employers''; Mr.. Leopold Omelin
gives Germans views of American
architecture Prof. Roland Z. Falkner
asks "Have We Sufficient Gold in Cir
culation?" and Mr. Lawrence j. Burpee
discusses "Rccent Canadian Fiction"
The Clan picnic next Saturday will
be the most elaborate one ever held in
this vicinity. The exercises will COM
mence at Cherryvale Grove at IL o'clock
A special train will leave the M. & w.
depot here at ID and returning leave
Cherryvale at 6 80. The fare for the
round trip will be ten cents. Rememb-
er that the famous football game
between the Burns Club and Clan.
Gordon will be held and it will be by
far the most holly contested game that
has been played in the series thus far,
for if the Burns Club wins they will be
the proud possessors OF that beautiful
silver trophy cup now in A. A. Smith
" Bros window and the Clan will fight