Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-25
w. II. Campbell's family returned
from Waitstield today.


Emma of Boston, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Owens. They
leave for st. Adams today where they
will reside in the future.
The Granite Savings Bank & Trust
Co., moved back into their old quar-
ters today. The bank has been thor
oughly renovated, the walls kalsomin-
ed, a new ceiling put in and every
in general made to look nice and
new.
Some of the residents in the Miles
block were using nail kegs on Satur-
day evening as seats on the roof to
see the dancing in Hales pavilion.
They left them there and the strong
wind this morning blew one off which
in it's descent narrowly missed the
head of a young lady who was passing.
The accident might have been Seri-
GUS one SO that the residents are re-
ouested to be more careful in the
future.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Greg
ware of Newton St. Saturday daugh-
ter.
John w. Dillon, B. W. Hooker, G.
S. Currier, John Robins and +. f..
Langley left on the noon train for
White River Junction to attend the
convention to be held there to-mor.
row.
Nlable A. Ward who has been Wis
ting in the city for two weeks left
today for Mllers Falls.
B. Albisettc and daughter left for
New York today enroute for Paris.
He will remain there a couple OF
weeks and then 60 to Italy to visit
his friends there.
Miss Maud Zottman and Joseph
Williams will be married July 9th.
The first call was made yesterday in
st. Monica's church by Rev. p. NJ
Mckenna.
Fred Hockenbury of Springfield
Mass, arrived in the city Saturday
on visit to his father in South Barre
His intention is to sell all the real es
tate and have his father 60 to Spring
field to live.
Mrs. Roy of Whitetield, N. H., is
visiting her sons and daughter for the
summer.
Roy Howard sang in the Congrega
tional quartet yesterday in place OF
w. f. Morse.
O. n. Douglas was visiting friend,
in Burlington Sunday.
Ed. Cram, who is employed Will
r. &. Whitehill is moving his house
hold goods here from burlington. He
has taken house on Maple avenue.
Mrs. II. W. Eaton went to stowe
VT today.
DR.. Fred Jackson returned to Mary
Fletcher hospital today after spend
ing Sunday with his parents.
Miss Josie jolly returned Saturday
evening from Whitetield, \. Fl. where
she had been visiting friends.
George Reeves and wife of Lowell
Mass, arc visiting at George McFar
lands.
Judge w. A. Boyce and Richard A
Hoar left today for the convention al
White River Junction.
The case of State VS.. c. C. Aims
worth as clerk for the Montpelier
liquor agency, was postponed unit
Saturday, June 30th, as States At
torncy II. A. lloar is away.
Frank G. Rowland leaves tonight
for White River Junction to attend
the district convention.
Rev. Mr. Goddard of Windsor as
sisted in the services at the church OF
the Good Shepherd yesterday.
Mrs. John W. Dillon and daughte,
arc spending the day with friends il
Montpelier.
A. e. Bruce. Alex Buchan and II
w. Whitcomb leave tonight for WI lite
River Junction to attend the conven.
+ion.
Il. II. Mills, Ed Mitchell and L. Il
Hutchinson returned today from Tho il
bicycle trip through Grand'Isle.
The G. V. railway has issued a new
time table dated June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira G. Lawrence and
daughter spent Sunday in Northtield
Jones Bros. have just completed
ten carloads of granite for G. E. Tayn-
tor to 60 to Woodlawn, N. Y.
Arthur Campbell returned yeSter
day from his vacation at Hyde Park