Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-07
CITY news

II. d. Segel is in Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. L. T.. Smith left today TO
Fitchburg, Mass, on visit.
r. NJ. Tayntor went to. Hardwicl
today and will return Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Baldwin, o
Craftsbury, are in the city calling OF
friends.
Miss Francis Clark returned last
night from few days visit in Chat
ham, N. Y.
L. A. Curtis and wife returned last
night from West Burke, N. Y, where
they had been visiting.
The third degree will be worked
Friday night at the special communi
cation of Granite Lodge, f. & A. NJ
Mr.. Simington, of'Montreal, is TAX
ing w. H. Hoisington's place in the
American Express Company's office
while the latter is away.
Paul Wadswerth, General Passen.
ger Agent d. & H.. Co. Albany, N.
Y. was in the city on business yester-
day with Col. II. r. Stoughton.
+. l. Church returned from Ran.
dolph this morning, where he went to
attend the Normal school commence
ment exercises. Mrs. Church will
return tonight.
w. II. HolSington, Gale Bennett,
Fritz Jackson, George Ball, and Harry
B. Houghton left this morning on a
two weeks fishing excursion to the
Rangcley Lakes in Maine.
o. A. Palmer, state deputy, and f
W. Marvel, district deputy, of Bur
lington, are in the city for few days.
These gentlemen hold their respective
offices in the Modern Woodlnen of
American and are in Barre for the
purpose of establishing an encamp-
nlent.
While Nelson Downing was water
ing horse last night, which had been
brought into his stable from Tun-
bridge, the animal turned on him sud
denly and caught the left hand be-
tween it's teeth. The three first fin
gers of Mr.. Downing's hand were bad
ly lacerated. DR.. Nichols was the at
tending physician.
A new band has been quietly or
gained in the city during the past
few weeks which fact we have been
requested by the promoters to say
nothing about. 1t seems, however, to
have become known. They are to
give an open air concert from the
band stand on city park Monday even
ing for the first time.
The special Self Denial financial cf-
fort of the Salvation Army closes this
week. On Sunday afternoon June
10th, the amount raised by the SOL
diers and friends will be told to the
congregation. The amount aimed at
is $3.50, of which about One-half is al
ready secured. Ensign Sims wrote to
several business men, most of them
replying with a donation. The money
raised will be divided between the In
dian famine fund, Rescue Homes for
women, shelters for poor folks, and
assistance for sick officers. Any friend
who has not subscribed and would like
to, address Ensign e. Sims, 80 Main
street.
Mrs. James Robertson of 13 Cliff
St., was injured last night while get
ting off an electric car. This lady
has been troubled for many years
with a lame leg and in consequence
cannot move as lively as some people.
Last night she was going to pay a
sick call and when near the corner
of North Main and Maple Avenue
signalled the conductor to stop. He
did SO, and she says that she had got
one foot Oft the Car and the ether was
on the step when the car started up.
The sudden movement Of the Car
wrenched the right leg so badly that
it was necessary to have assistance.
She was driven to the residence of
VIM. Duthie of Harrington Avenue
where DR.. Reid bandaged the injured
member and then sent her home.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,