Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-18
Walter Shields leaves tonight for New

Michael Hogan left this morning for
weeks visit in Albany N, Y.
l.. A. Averill is building new barn
back of his residence on Averill street.
Charles Leclair and Patrick Breen
left this forenoon for a visit in Under
hill.
Frank Cassie left last night for his
home in Scotland to remain n short
time.
W. w. Rogers has just finished wir-
inc l.. A. Averill's house for electric
lights.
George Tonkin left yesterday for
Concord N. IL. called there by the death
of his mother.
c. M. Wiley has returned from Ola
Orchard Beach, where he has been for
few weeks.
The Sunday School of the Heddins
Methodist church are to hold Il picnic al
Dewey Park tomorrow.
Mrs. W j. Mitchell is i'll Burlington
today. Her daughter Anna will accom-
panv her home this evening.
Mrs. Howe. who has been visiting her
son, Editor f. +. Howe, returned TIN,
noon to her home in Brattleboro.
A party of young people from this
city are to 90 to Greensboro Pond to-
morrow for three weeks outing.
City Liquor Agent Cummings is now
ensconsed in his new quarters at the city
hall and has already made several sales
there.
The Rev. Austin IIazen of Thomas
ton. Conn.,. who has been visiting Ills
uncle, Edwin Carleton, returned home
this noon.
Frank Danforth is moving this week
to liardwick, where he is to reside lie
is to 20 into partnership with his
brother in the granite business.
1t has been definitely decided that
there will be Il union of several Of the
young peoples societies of the city to
ioin in an excursion to Providence
Island about the first of August.
Mrs. George II. Brigham and chill
uren and Miss Elizabeth Belden are to
leave tomorrow morning for Enfield,
N. H.. where they will remain AT En-
field Lake for about three weeks.
There is to be moonlight excursion
on Saturday under the auspices of the
Montpelier Military Band. The train
leaves Barre at 6.20 in the evening and
arrives home about midnight Fare fo1
the round trip is $l.00
There will be special meeting of the
Y. z. A. of the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening at $50 in the base
ment of the church full attendance is
requested as business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egerlon of
Norihiield W. H. Gale and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Eddy of st. Johnsbury
and Charles Ncwcomb of Waitshcld
left today for Berlin Pond where they
are to enjoy a two weeks outing.
George Kingston left yesterday after
noon for Montreal to visit Il few days.
George ID. Wheeler, ID. O. recently of
Kirksville. Mo-. formerly Il well known
barber in this city, arrived i'll town
yesterday and will remain here the rest
of the week.
Stanley IL Perry, formerly of this
city, but now of st. Johnsbury, was in
the city resently. Since Mr.. Perry lett
this place he has been employed at the
Fairbanks Scale Works at st. .Johnsburv
and from latest reports is rendering
very efficient services.
st. Alderman Commandcry Knights
Templar have received a special dispen-
sation from the Eminent Grand Com
mander to turn out in uniform on
Burns Day. 1t is EXTREMITY important
that every member be present at the
hall Thursday night at s o'clock for drill
practice.
Manager Mariana received u letter
last night from the Hardwick baseball
team saying that they could not come
here on Friday. Mariana went at
once to the telephone office aad COM
municated with him with the result that
they have agreed to come if possible
and will notify the Barre boys tonight.
Mrs. Miriam Huse Jackson of East
Barre died yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will be held at 2 80 "Wednesday
afternoon at the Congregational church
in East Barre, the Rev. A. A. Smith
officiating. Mrs. jackson had many
friends in the city as well as in East
Barre, who will deeply mourn her loss.
"Billy "Jopp the old star forward
on the Rangers has now decided to join
the Rangers again and all the football