Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-11
Cliff Peak has moved from Washing

from BrattlebOrO.
Mrs. f.. Cleveland left this morning
for a short visit to Ely.
Phil Marion intends to 60 to Bos-
ton this week on business.
Mrs. L. e. Smith has returned
from a visit in Massachusetts.
Company f will drill tomorrow
evening, assembly at 6.45 sharp.
c. L. Bugbee finished shingling the
old Methodist church this morning.
Miss Alice Martin of Plainfield is
visiting Mrs. Clara Paige for a few
days.
Paul Bianchi left this noon for a
few DAYS visit in White River juno
tiOn.
Prof. Avery was called to North
field on business this noon returning
to night.
Deputy Sheriff Slayton and FRANK
BURGESS are in Plaintield on legal bus
mess today.
Hose Co. No. 3 held their regular
meeting last night but no particular
business was done.
Thomas Wilson travelling agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
is in the city on business.
G. L. Bugbee has nearly completed
the building of i. ID. Ladd's fine new
residence on Franklin St.
There will be a special conclave of
the St. Alderman Commandery for
work on Thursday evening.
Fred Fisher has fitted up a very
nice private billiard room in his splen-
did residence on Averill street.
Mrs. Ellen VIM and son Don of
Haverhill N. II. arrived in the city
this noon to visit relatives for a few
weeks.
The Washington County Veterans
Association reunion will be held at
Dewey Park on the 9Th and 9th of
August.
The Hook and Ladder Co., together
with the Hose companies Mol and 3,
held a we'll attended practice meeting
last evening.
Curtis S. Emery of Chelsea, candi-
date for speaker of the Vermont
House of Representatives, was in the
city today on business.
The Rev. p. NJ. McKenna is to
leave tomorrow for Paris toattend the
Worlds Exposition and to visit other
of Europe.
DR.. c. f. Camp has moved from
old residence on Washington street
to the Jackman house, corner of Mer.
chant and North Main.
Superintendent Nelson is busy to-
day unloading the new sewer pipes for
the streets in the French estate and
on South Main street.
The trees in front of the Park on
The Main street side have been pla-
with signs, asking people not
TO hitch their horses to them.
The Fourth of July committee wish
% thank the electric railway and the
telephone company for their kindness
n helping to make the celebration a
good one.
There Vas a lively runaway on Hill
st., yesterday. The kindling wood
which was left behind after the horse
rot through with the wagon is piled
Up beside the street today.
A prominent young barber in this
ity who is as yet unmarried is busy
for a desirable four room tene-
nent. He has already ordered orange
lessons from the old country.
G. L. Bugbee began this morning
he work of tearing down DIR. Camps
arm and the ell to the house. Ex-
ensivc repairs will be made and it
'ill be a splendid residence when COM
In the Slayton cow and calf case.
he plaintiff, Mrs. Tabor, allowed
lr. Slayton, the defense, to take
alignment for costs in order that the
might take an appeal to
)unty court.
At the meeting of the Iroouois
'ribe of Red Men held last evening
ne "paleface" was adopted and
'ade chief. o. s. Cheney resigned
is position as keeper Of wampum and
rnest Gates was elected ia his place.
:. 0. Glidden was elected as the
preventative to the great council of
and j.. A. L. Julian as the alter.
lte. 1t was voted to hold a special ,
Friday evening at which the +
'wly elected chiefs will be "raised" ,
their respective stumps by Great 7
A. +. Steele of Northamp ton, :
ass. -