Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-08-02
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Chief Rowland returned this morning
from Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Veale are visit
ing friends i'll East Montpelier today.
Barney Stewart began work for the
Grearson Bros. in Williamstown yester-
day.
George M. Davis of Chelsea rode here
Oh his wheel this morning to visit
friends
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. III.
+, johnson of 81 Hill street on Monday
July 31st.
j. Gould Moore is to leave tomorrow
for a two weeks vacation at his home III
Koxbury N. Y.
Fred Slayton and Charles Campbell
left this morning for Rutland to attend
the races this week,
Remember the cake walk at the ded-
ication of the opera house on Friday
and Saturday Of this week.
Constable W. ii. Buchanan returned
Yesterday afternoon from EImorc where
he went on legal business Monday.
Mrs. Frank Ii. Dyer returned yester-
day from Brookfield where she has
been visiting relatives for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. John Averil and Mrs. byron
Phelps lett this afternoon for q visit
with Mrs. George Townshend in Hard
wick.
Miss Mary Reed who has been stopping
with Mrs. Ira Lawrence for the past
week returned to her home i'll Berlin
yesterday.
Mir. and Mrs. L. III. Barry, Miss
Agnes O'Connor and p Gleason left this
morning tor two weeks outing at
" illiamspolt, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Richardson and dauyh-
ter Kate Appleby went to burlington to
see Miss Nellie Richardson who is in the
Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Miss Jessie Black has gone to Old
Orchard Beach to stop With Mrs 3 ,.l'.:a
I Mackle who went there several week.
ago. Mrs. Mackie is i'll.
Miss Ida Miller Who has been visiting
uur cousin Mrs. ID. Y. Stone for the pas
month returned this morning to heI
nome in o.. densburgh n. Y.
Fred BUSWorlh q former resident o.
this city who has been visiting hls
mother and sister here lett this morning
for |, short visit in Burlington.
The Y. Z. s. {. f. of the Congrega
tional church will hold their regular
monthly business meeting after the
prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
Mr.. pandOnl the famous Italian SOC
iaist spoke last evening before crowd
cd house at Iomasi hall. This was the
second in his series of lectures here
and his visit has been a very successful
one.
There are limited number of seats
III the new opera house. Those seats
are almost all sold for the .. Two Little
Vagrants.' Hurry up OF you will be toe
late. Tickets on sale at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
I. &. McAnally has moved his stock
brokers' Office from tho Prindle and
| Averill block to room Miles building
The secretary Of the Granite Manufac
turers Association office will remain il
the same place.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Lang and
two daughters the Misses Carrie anc
Gertrude and Miss Eleanor Lang OF
Boston left this afternoon for Highgate
Springs where they will enjoy a two
weeks outing
William lIyland the proprietor of the
lunch room beneath the Commercial
House who has been i'll for the past two
weeks has now recovered and is attend
ING to his duties once more in his former
excellent manner.
G. A. johnson and mother MIS- A. L.
} hnsOn of Melrose Mass. arrived i,
the city last night for a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Towne, Mrs,
johnson is daughter of Major Thomas
IoWne of Barre and she herself w;.s
born here
The Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Atwater
left this morning for Waterbury to at
tend the meeting of the state cabinet of
the Epworth League. Mr.. Atwater lis
TO deliver an address there this evening
on the subject of " Place and Value O
Child Training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams arriy-
in the city last night from their wedding
trip and they have taken up their
residence for the present in apartments
in the Worthen block, Their MANY
friends unite in wishing the young