Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-29

Mrs. Chas. Ingram is on the sick list.
Robert Nutbrown went to Canada yes
terday.
Ed Nichols went to Rouses Point
yesterday.
Miss Grant went to Ryegate Yesterday
for short visit.
Frank r. Gale, of Harvard University,
is in the city.
Same Page left this noon for his home
in Haverhill, N. H.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Henry Jackson are
in Burlington today.
Cassius Camp went to Waterbury this
morning to attend the races.
James Sullivan is working as motor
man on the electric railroad.
Mrs. George Angus left yesterday
morning for summers outing in Maine.
r. A. Hoar is attending a hearing be-
fore John H. Senior at Montpelier to-
day.
Arthur b, Joy one of the teachers at
the seminary has gone to St. Adams for
a visit.
A. j. Cave left this morning for
Mortified on business for the Barre
Supply Co.
Several from this city are to attend
the Norwich University Commencement
Ball at Montpelier tonight.
Joe Rogers pleaded guilty to breach
of the peace before Justice Fay last
night and was fined $40 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Metcalf, of Chel-
sea, were in the city to-day visiting Mr..
Metcalf's sister, Mrs. A. l. Skinner.
Mrs. H. G. Bates, of St. Johnsbury
who has been visiting Mrs o. H. Hale
for few days, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. H. r. Stoughton left for North
field this morning to attend the Com
menccment exercises at Norwich Uni
versity.
The civil case of Cassie VS. Freeman
entered with Justice Scott this morning
was Opposed of by the defendant comics.
sing judgment.
By the caving in of bank in granite
quarry at Graniteville, Mass, yesterday
Jeremiah Sullivan, former resident OF
this city, was>killed.
C. B. Nash, formerly of the Semin
airy has finished work for the electric
road and left yesterday for his home ir
HOLSTER, Mass, where he has similar
position.
The universal sentiment expressed by
those who attended the recent Com
mencement at the Seminary is that il
was one of the very best in the history
of the school.
Amos Ferry, who has been acting a:
clerk at the Phoenix House has finished
work there and gone back to the firm
of George & Rodgers to finish out his
apprenticeship at stonecutting.
The executive committee of the Wash
inston County Veterans Union will NEE
at Brooks Post room, Montpelier, OF
Saturday afternoon to make arrange
ments for the annual reunion.
Chauncey Harris returned yesterday
from a two weeks fishing trip through
Essex county and adjoining New Hamp
shire towns. He reporte lots of fish, F.;
splendid time and sight at a magniti
cent deer.
Miss Grace McCorrson and sister
Mrs. G. w. Melcher, have gone to theil
former home in Appleton, Maine, for ;
visit of month. Miss Minnie Whitne,
is taking Miss McCorrison's place in tn,
telephone exchange.
The same company that purchased the
fireworks for our Field Day exhibition
will furnish the fireworks for the CRANE
display at the Granite City Trottins
Park on the evening of July 4th. A
beautiful display is promised.
All who are interested in Viavi il
Barre will be glad to know that Mrs f
A Field, who has charge of the Wash
ington county branch of the Viavi Com
pany, has a local office at her home al
| 10 Bolster avenue. Information will be
given freely at her home or by letter
and appointments made without charge
J f. Hammer, formerly employed or
the New City Building, who left TO,
parts unknown last fall. has just arriv
ed in Barre with his bride on their wed
ding tour across the continent. All the
boys on the city building wish then
every success during the journey
through life. but they think he regrets
selling his furniture last fall as he will
now have to purchase new outfit.
Several of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs