Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-22

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Lake Morey in Fairlee.
G. N. Davis of Mortified is in the city
on legal business today.
A. j. Young left last night for New
York on granite business.
Fred King left this afternoon on 6
business trip to New York.
Mrs. H. Dillingham; went to Soutt
Royalton this morning for about week
Mrs. Laura Westcott is taking a va
cation from Homer Fits store for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Eastman return.
ed last night from visit in West
Fairlee.
Those wanting help or position,
shoule read the want ads in this paper
every day.
Mrs. w. II. Gale and two children
left this afternoon for a two weeks visit
in Waits6eld.
Miss Mabel Hopking is to leave the
first of July for Boston where she is to
study instrumental music.
The Clover Club is to give picnic
to the Over the Teacups club at Dewey
| s.
Mrs. j. Fleeman and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives in the city,
left this noon for their home in New
York.
Races at St. Adams the 23d and Oath
OF this month. Tickets good between
the 22nd and Goth. Fare round trip
$3.50.
i. s. Hayes of Bellows Falls was in
the city yesterday and adjusted the loss
of Charles Freedom in the recent fire in
the Gladding block.
l.. G. Robbins had the misfortune in
the races in Burlington to break his
wheel. He was obliged to borrow one
and was thus seriously handicapped
from winning many of the prizes.
Prof. Norris, a well-known contor
zionist, was convicted in the Orange
County Court yesterday of petit larceny
and sentenced to not less than two nor
moro than three months in the House
of Correction.
Big special drive in Gents Shirts Sat-
urday, June oath. We shall offer ten
dozen fancy shirts usually sold at 81 and
$l.25. Bargain price on Saturday 40
cents each, Can be seen at the combu-
alton Cash Store.
Miss Bernice Darling left this morn
ing for Westport, N. Y, where she is
to spend the the summer. Miss Alice
Pape was unable to accompany her on
account of the illness of her mother but
she intends to join her later in the sum-
mer.
Some twenty of the young friends of
Miss Mary Park surprised her ather home
last evening. Games were played, re-
fre,hments were served and a very
pleasant time was had. The guests pre-
sented Miss Mary with beautiful fan
us Il token of their esteem.
Several OF the electric railroad mao-
Dates from Boston were in Chelsea yes
felday and there is every reason to be-
lleve that the road will be laid from
South Royalton to Chelsea before the
snow flies. 1t is to be hoped that the
people of Washington will take heed of
his and that before long we can see
he line extended to Barre,
Mr.. Coffin, the water expert will
lot make his report for some DAYS vet,
lie is in doubt as to whether the East
5arre supply or the Martin and Brush
'rook supplies are the most desirable.
;ity Engineer Currier is to make sur
eys at the different places, to aid the
xpert in arriving at some definite con-
fusion,
W. Il. Page has in his possession a
wo dollar bill issued in 1776 Continent
II Currency. 1t was printed by Hall
: Sellers at Philadelphia and is signed
y Thomas Morris. The bill was is
led in accordance with resolution of
congress passed at Philadelphia Febru-
ry II, 1776, authorizing such an act Z
Y the government. {
w. A, Fraser, the new Canadian au-
or, has written number of East In- {
an racing stories for McClure's Maga-
ne, and the fist one, entitled, 1.-The l
ack of the Babe" will appear in the i
lly number. The same number will G
ntain short war story by Stephen
'ane, and new "Boyville" story by
lillian Allen White. The last will be
ustrated with some more of Orsen &
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