Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-28
Miss FANNY Ladd left this morning


short visit and sail Friday from
Boston enroute for the Paris Expos
ition.
The Rev. Austin Hazen of Thorn
aston, Conn. and his brother Frank
of Craftsbury were in the city today,
Clansmen will please have their due
cards with the financial secretary on
or before July LIST. Per order audit.
ing committee.
Miss Alice Smith went to Old Or.
chard Beach this morning for a much
needed vacation.
Miss Mamie Mckenzie is taking a
vacation at Old Orchard Beach.
Col. Ira E. Morse of Cambridge,
VT, who has been visiting Il. e.
Perry, returned home this morning.
President Shipman of Goddard
Seminary expects to leave at S. 10 this
afternoon for Middlebury, stopping
at intermediate points. At Middle.
bury he will attend the Tooth anniver.
sary of the founding of the college
there.
The annual commencement ball was
held at the Seminary last evening.
A goodly number of the alumni were
present and barring the excessive
heat a very enjoyable evening result
ed. Wilder's orchestra furnished
music.
The teachers will nearly all leave
the Seminary in day or two. Prof.
and Mrs. Stone 60 to Newton, Mass.
in few days to remain during the
summer. Sometime during the sum-
mer the other teachers, excepting
Prof. and Mrs. HOLSTER, will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone for a week or two.
Miss Isham goes from the Seminary
to her home near Burlington. Miss
Brown goes to RoXbury. Prof. Joy
has gone to Canton to attend COM
mencement and Prof. Hutchinson goes
to Rangely. Maine. Prof. and Mrs.
HOLSTER will spend the summer at
their home in North Montpelier.
Luellyn Perkins of the Brooklyn Pol
itechnic Institute will visit friends in
this vicinity for the next week or SO,
Co. E will have IA dlill tonight at
$50 sharp.
The chief marshall of the 4th of
July celebration has appointed four
aids from Granitevillc.
The Oldest son of w. Dickey of
Seminary street, is confined to the
house by sickness.
Mrs. Althea Coleman of Pearl street,
celebrated her S0th birthday yester-
day. She had many callers, among
them being Mrs. Charles Dickinson,
and Mrs. Oscar Tracy of Chelsea. A
number of the Seminary students also
called. She received a number of use
full presents.
Paul Tnkham deputy Sheriff of
Rochester, vt. who was SO prominent
in the pursuit of the Shaws was visit
ing in the city today. Mr.. Tinkham
was a delegate to the convention at
Montpelier yesterday and came to
Barre to visit Rev. Ellie X. NJ. Jones
a relative of his. He spent his school
days here in 1866 and is surprised
at the growth of the city. He says
it is the liveliest city in the State.
Mr.. Tinkham says the interest in Wind
sor county about the Shaws has not
died out yet as the trial commences
next Tuesday and will be quite a
lengthy one. He returned to his
home at noon today.
Irving Potter leaves Friday for
Cape Cod, Mass. to spend the summer.
Clifford Booth of Leominister,
Mass. Goddard 100 left for home on
the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden and
Mrs. Chauncey Wiley went to North
field on the noon train.
l.. M. Averill is issuing a lot of fans
as an advertisement.
+. M. Waterman is moving his
goods, which arrived from
Burlington today, into his apartments
in the Currier block.
A. l. Skinner will occupy the store
of ChaS. A. Smith as soon after july
1st as possible.
A. G. Fay went to Mortified on
the noon train.
William Sparks, who has been at
tending school at Goddard, left on the
noon train for his home in Williams.
vile, VT,