Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-07

this writing.
Patrick Crowley left this morning
for Montreal on VISIT
Mrs. George Durkee, OF Middlcsex
was in the city yesterday.
The N. +. O. p. holds its regular
meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. X. Lynde of Williamstown,
is in the city calling on friends
Malcolm Hamilton of East Orange
was in town Saturday visiting friends
Mrs. W. A. Drew leaves today for a
visit at her former home in HyanniS,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Scott returned
from their camp at Mirror Lake yes
terday.
James Mortimer left to day FOL
Springfield, Mass, on business and
pleasure.
Miss Scott, of Montreal, arrived in
the city this morning on the way to
Washington.
W. r. Hadley and family are to
leave this week for visit ia New
York state.
Frank J. Colby is stopping at Mrs.
j. Il. Parker'S, during the illness OF
his sister.
A party of three went to John
Trow's pasture raspbcrrying and got
35 quarts yesterday.
There was about 500 people at Il
Clan Gordon picnic Saturday and AL
enjoyed fine time.
The Misses Nellie end Margaret
Stoughton went to Mido lebury this
morning to visit their aul t.
A gang of men arrived today tic
p1t in the ne switch board at the
local telephone exchange.
Mrs. e. L. Densmore and sis ter,
Mrs. f. A. Warner, of Washington,
are spending few days in Brooktield.
Mrs. s. G. Brett and two sons,
Raj oh and Donald, arrived in the CITY
this afternoon fora visit with rela.
tives.
Miss Walker and Miss Annie Hold.
en- are spending the day With Miss
Walkers sister, Mrs. Hazen at Mid.
dlesex.
Henry McCaskiel, who has been
visiting friends here for several days,
returned to his home in Bury, P. O.,
this morning.
There will be a Sunday school pic.
mic of the Presbyterian church Satur.
day at Cherryvale grove and the cars
will leave at Q 30 and 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Barnes have re
turned from recent visit to Chelsea
and Miss Cora Barnes who accompan.
led them has returnedto her home.
Miss Frances M. Clark, stenogra.
pher for c.. w. More Il Co., of Mont.
pelicr, went this morning to her home
in Grand Gorge, N. Y, for her annual
vacation.
Afphas Parker is visiting his broth.
or, J. T., at s. Hill street. He came
from Gilmore to attend the Soldiers
Reunion to be held at Dewey Park the
9Th and 9th.
OMr. and Mrs. A. P. Abbott, Thomas
Parker, Miss Lillian Abbott, Misses
Florence and Sarah Parker and Miss
Hall, of Boston, spent yesterday at
the Williamstown Gulf House.
A tenement house belonging tc
Daniel Kingston on Smith Meadow
was struck by lightning during the
storm last night and was considerably
shattered but it was not burned.
The regular meeting of the r. G
l., p, A. will be held on ThlrSfjav
evening when several candidates are
to be ballotted on and several will be
initiated.
Three attractions are booked 70,
the opera house this month. They
are "My friend from India, Edward
Harrigan in "Old Lavender, and
Gortons Ministries.
The grading of Camp street has
been completed and Supt. of Streets
Nelson is being complimented on tn
excellence of the job. The real estate
owners say it is one of the most per
manent roads ever laid.
George Lamson, who was injured
some time ago in an explosion at the
quarries went to the Victoria ROYAL
Hospital in Montreal this morning for
treatment. lie was accompanied b,
his son, James, and by P. NJ. Crow
ley.
Mrs. r. l.. Densmore and daughter
Mrs. wv. e. Guthrie. of Boston. have