Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-20

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Harley Averill was in Graniteville on
business to-day.
r. A.. Hoar is in St. Johnsbury on
legal business to-day.
N. P. Mcdonald is visiting in Bur
for a few days.
Peter Depatie returned this morning
from a visit in Milton.
Enjoyable program at the chestnut
Universalist vestry, tonight.
Clifford Peake is in Calais to-day
called there by the illness of relatives.
Clinton Gale and Stanley Wilson, of
Tufts College, returned home last night.
Fred jackson returned home from
the U. V. M. medical college yesterday.
%Seasonable refreshments at the chest
nut social at the universities vestry to-
night.
Fifteen cents pays your way into the
chestnut social at the Universalist YES
try tonight.
Frank Cobb and Michael Cobb went
to Burlington this morning for a short
business trip.
Mrs. Leonard and daughter, Miss
Lena, former residents of this city, are
visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scales of Chelsea
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hop
kins for a few days.
w. N. Batchelder was able to ride
out yesterday for the first time since the
operation on his foot.
Moterman Martin acted in the capac-
ity of conductor to-day in place of con-
ductor Shepard who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Miles and daugh-
ter went to Burlington this morning to
visit relatives for a few days.
Builder Dornsife expects to finish
work on the city hall so far as Mason 4
Co. are concerned this week.
The case of State VS.. Clark for keep
ing a nuisance came up before Justice
Fav this morning and was continued
until July 20.
Charles r. Allen, a Barre boy, was a
member of the Glass Day Committee at
Tufts College during the present con
mencemcnt.
!, A telephone instrument has been put
in at bowers and Chessers meat market
Call them up when you want to order
any kind of meat.
l The Rev. w. j. Harris, d. D., left
this morning for Rutland to attend the
annual convention of the Episcopal Dio.
cese of Vermont.
Some of the advertising matter for
1.-Two Little Migrants" the opening
attraction for the New Opera House
, was put out on the street yesterday.
l AT the regular meeting of Vincitia
Lodge No. 10 X. of P. to be held this
evening the rank of Page will be con-
ferred on two candidates. A large at
I tendance is desired.
+ Freeman &. Coffin, an expert from
Boston. is in to the city to investigate
and advise as to the best method to adj.
opt in increasing the water supply. He
!, is looking over the ground today.
The commissioners in the road case
of Sortwell & Morse VS.. the City OF
Barre, met yesterday but did not render
| their final decision as they desired tc
, look over the land more fully.
The Y. p. G. U, a "Ches,.
| nut social. for this evening at 1880 in
the Universalist church vestry, An ex-
f c%ellent program has been prepared. Re-
, freshments will be served. Admission
, Is cents.
A. f. Batchelder has decided an extra
tract of land to j. p. Corskie in addition
to hat which Mr.. Corskie recently pnr-
chased on Batchelder's Meadow. 1t is
, possible that he may erect his new
granite plant there this summer.
Among those who took in the G.. A.
r. excursion to Montreal today were
George T. Conner. Mr.. Atwater of
Chelsea, DIR. and Mrs. Goss, Mr.. Slack,
Mrs. Paine and Mrs. Kate Nye and &.
q. Smith.
The Christian Culture lectures at the
Baptist church will be resumed this ev-
ening. The subject of the lecture to-
night will be "The Intermediate State
and The Resurrection. Service begins
at 80. Everybody cordially welcom-
ed.
Bill Hazelton has been reelected
captain of the Tufts College baseball
team. His photograph and short biog-
raphy appeared last night in the Boston
Globe. His famous experience in the
Barre cornfield on Central Park was,