Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-29

A son was born Thursday to Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Dyack Of Perrin street.
Miss Leila Smith was one Of the
party of young ladies who went t(
Old Orchard Beach yesterday.
II. A. Clay transportation agent fol
the Santa Fee Railway was in town
yesterday.
A. A. Young, transportation agent
for the Wabash R. r., was in town
yesterday.
George Chase of Bethel and G. II.
Huntley of Putney returned home
this morning.
Warren Rowland is putting the
roof on his new house on Third street
Batchelder meadow.
At the regular meeting of the r.
c. !. p. A. held last night four new
members were initiated.
The frst degree will be worked this
evening at the special communication
of Granite Lodge, F. and A. M.
Harry Brown is to lecture at Dewey
Park at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon on
Six Months With Uncle Sam.
Chas. Hurlbut of the Canada At
lantic Ry., and H. w. Roberts of the
c. b. & G. Ry., was in town yester-
day.
Mrs. NJ. j. Davis who has been
stopping with friends in Montpelier
for several weeks past returned home
yesterday.
At the regular meeting of Hiawa-
tina Lodge, No 20, l. 0. O. +. held
last night the business was all of a
routine nature.
A. E. Batchelder sold lot No. IS at
the corner of Batchelder and Lewis
street to Fred D. Beckley for 5000 on
Batchelder meadow.
w. c. Jones commenced digging
cellar yesterday on Frank W. Jack
sons lot on Dewey street. U. S. Chez
yer will build the house.
Mrs. Josea Grauni died yesterday at
her home NO. 500, North Main street.
The remains will be taken to Quincy,
Mass. today.
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The Rev. Howard f. Hill of Con-
cord, N. II. and former chaplain of
the lst. Vermont regiment arrived in
the city this morning for visit with
friends.
Despite the wet weather there was
a good crowd at the Dewey Park
theater last night. Remember that
there you can see a. free show every
night, rain or shine.
Two car loads of picnic utensils
from the IIedding Methodist church
went TO Marshlield yesterday for their
annual outing. They returned about
G O'Clock last night, tired but well
with the trip.
X. W. Morse the genial proprietor
of the City Hotel furnished the supper
for the Commencement ball of Nor
wch University last night and the
boys were enthusiastic in their praise
that it was the best supper
ever served at an N U. hop.
G. ]. Kinsley, formerly publisher of
the Grauite City Leader, of this city,
and for some time past on the staff of
the Essex Record has accepted posi-
ton on the Whittier California News
which is published by w. A. Smith
formerly of Barre. Mr.. Kinsley will
go to California in a few weeks.
All of the members of the w. G.
r. l.. or the l. O. G.. T. or Anti-Sal-
Don League who are willing to work
on the float can commence work to-
morrow afternoon by calling on the
chairman committee Mrs. o. l. Greg
ware, corner of Camp and Washing
ton streets. Also all of those who
have the soliciting papers will please
hand them in so as to get the work
together as soon as possible. Mrs. o.
L. Gregware, chairman committee.
Robert, the eight year old son of
John Brown, of BasSett street, receiy-
ed a dangerous cut in his right foot
afternoon, from an axe in
the hands Of a Mcdonald boy. The
two boys were playing and the Nc
Donald boy made an effectionate
unge at the Brown boy with the axe.
The latter did not dodge as quickly as
he was expected to and got the axe
through his foot. DR.. Reid dressed
he wound, which was from the great
zoe straight back into the foot and a