Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-08
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the city this morning
F. B. Kendrick Of Lebanon N. H. is
in the city on business.
Walter Little of North Montpelier is
in the city on business today.
A regular convocation Of Ruth Chap
ter o. E. S. tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Aline Walker returned last night
from months vacation spent in Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. G. b. Nichols and Miss Nadine
Nichols went to Queen City Park to re-
main for month.
The Rev. Effie X. M. Jones went to
Queen City Park this morning to re-
main until Saturday.
Joseph &. Chandler son of United
States Senator Chandler of Concord
N. II. is in the city on business.
The Hook & Ladder Company will
meet tomorrow night at Z o'clock sharp
for practice and regular business.
o. N. Campbell who has been visiting
his brother in the city for few days re-
turned to his home in Hyde Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Werner and two
children returned yesterday from a
weeks vacation at Highgate Springs.
Miss Mary Chandler went to Chelsea
last night and today she will JON her
parents in STAFFORD to remain there for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and Mrs.
i. l.. Segel returned last night from
Burlington where they visited relatives
for a few days.
Miss Alberta Eastman stcnogrepber
for the Vermont Granite Company left
this morning for few weeks vacation
at kittery Maine.
William Morris formerly of this city
now prominent granite dealer Of Wis
cousin is in the city on business and
calling on old friends.
Mrs. w. f. Corliss, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
n. Scott, Mrs. Meade and Weston Scott
returned yesterday from weeks out
ing at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. E. T. Fuller and daughter Mrs.
A. S. Robinson left this noon for visit
in Orange Mass. from there they will
90 to North Swanzea Mass.
E. P. Adams a landscape artist of
Boston is in the city today consulting
with the Cemetery Commissioners with
regard to the laying out of Hope Gene
terry.
Miss Marion Farrell began two
weeks vacation this morning and has
gone to Sunapee Lake. She will be
joined by Miss Mary McMahon to-
morrow.
f. j. Badger finished work yesterday
in w. H. Gales shoe store and will leave
the first of next week for Pittsburgh
N. Y. to assume his duties in his new
position there.
Health officer DIR. g. B. Nichols went
to Burlington yesterday afternoon to
obtain another set Of analyses no the
various water supplies in the city. He
will return this afternoon.
Mrs. James Rust and son William
left this noon for New York city Mrs.
Rust is to sail for Scotland for few
months visit and Mr.. Rust will return
the latter part of the week.
Conductor George Buzzell has finish
ed work on the electric railroad and is
to work as porter at the Pavilion taking
the place left vacant by Meadcr Martin
who has bought out a hotel in Rouses
Point.
There were eleven cars on the ex-
cursion train for Providence Island this
morning and they were all filled with
people. 1t was by far the lar gest crowd
that has attended any excursion from
Barre this year if not even larger than
any for sevaral years.
All the talk amongst the members of
Company E. is for Rugby foot ball
team for this fall The prospects are
very good and there is no question but
that they will have the best set of backs
in the state with those who have been
selected. The team will be organized
in few days and the practice will
commence.
Thomas P. Beals, president of the
Thomas p. Beals Co. of Portland, Maine
of furniture, and vice
president of the combination controlling
the output of spring beds, was in the
city yesterday calling on George 7.
Conner, who pointed out to him among
o'her attractions the Burns monument
with which Mr.. Beals was highly pleas
ed. Mr.. Beals is not travelling through
the state on business, but purely for
pleasure, and he thinks that the Green
Mountain state has reason to be proud
If its natural and other attrartions ',