Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-09
frs Jennie Coffin is little better

the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton left this moo
for visit at Newport.
Miss Anna Loncrgran returned las
night from vacation at Burlington
Mrs. Lima Moore left this mornin,
for GrOton on a weeks visit with re
lativeS.
II. G. Cotton, of New York city
arrived in the city last night on a few
days business trip.
Mrs. A. e. Wood, of BrattlebOro, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. e. o. Mar
rion for few days.
Frank J. Colby wore his shoes TO
the first time yesterday since hi
sprained his ankle.
Miss Nellie Sadlier left this morning
on two weeks vacation from thu
Combination Cash Store.
City Attorney W. E. Barney went
to Lake Morey today to remain until
Monday with Mrs. Barney.
The fire alarm rang internationally
all the forenoon caused by crossing
OF the wires on the system.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson left
last night for visit with Mrs. John
sons parents in West Hartford.
John Silvia is making arrange.
ments to return next month to his
former home in Portugal for visit.
Walter Baird, the l6.year-old son
of Mr.. Baird of Baird & Linnell, is
confined to his home threatened with
typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Martin, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Austin
returned to her home in Manchester,
N. H., yesterday.
r.. A. Drew is just starting the G.
rection of two new houses on Wash
ington street opposite the residence
of Henry Patterson.
Remember the Presbyterian picnic
at Cherryvale Grove Saturday. Car
leaves at and $50. Let every one
go and have good time.
Miss Anna Lonnergan returned last
night from her vacation at Burlington
and resumed her duties at the city
clerks Office this morning.
Company e will meet at the armory
tonight. Members are to appear in
blue uniform and leggins. Assembly
At : o'clock p. m. sharp.
Fred and Bert Darling returned
asst night from Vergennes where
hey have been attending the State
Industrial School for the past IS
Mrs B. Il. Brown, matron at the
Seminary left for her former home in
NilliSton to remain until the Semin-
Try opens on the first Tuesday in
september.
The heavy rains of last night Great
ID havoc to the new streets which
ave lately been graded. There was
10 roller to pack the dirt solid so that
II the hills have gullies in them, some
foot deep. Elm street extension is
good example as most of the hill
lad to be worked over again.
Little Maria Milne of Terrace ave-
ue, entertained a party of her young
'iends yesterday afternoon at the
ONE of her grandmother, Mrs. James
,Obertson on Cliff street. 1t was the i
ccasion of her second birthday and
he young folks had a merry good time
laying games and enjoying the good
lingS set before them.
Fred and Bertrand Darling are
sitting their mother for two weeks
acation. These are two fine, bright
oking, sprightly lads, and would r
axe good assistants for any Office or h
'uld learn any business rapidly. They c
c looking for chance to begin life,
I'd their tuition has been such in the
dustrial school at Vergcnncs, that
icy can fill any position. "
A meeting of the Social Democrat u
party will be held tins evening in G
linlen Block. James Perie of Mont Ii
lier the party candidate for govern b
will be present at the meeting and =,
II report regarding the success
itch has attended the effort made 81
have the party's name print 81
on the official ballot. Arrange IL
'ntS will also be made for course w,
lectures which are to be delivered Is,
der the auspices of the social dem $50
rats by representative James Carey at
Mass. assisted by the IN
al men belonging to the party. Dr.
;. Carey has meanwhile begun his ne
If OF Vermont, he having, during re