Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-21
CITY NEWS

dancing az HdIeS IdVilloii w.
night.
Fine music at Hale's Pavilion this
evening.
Tonight we celebrate at Hale's
Pavilion. Come one, come all.
Minnehaha Encampment will hold
it's regular meeting on Monday even
ing.
Miss Rose Baird returned this morn
ing from a visit at her home in
Waitsfeld.
Mrs. b. P. Elmer of Cabot is in the
city visiting her sister Mrs. W. e.
Barney for few days.
j. E. Toohey, superintendent of
bridges for the G. V. Ry Co., was in
the city this morning on business.
Mrs. John w. Dillon and daughter,
Miss Grace, are expected home today
from a two weeks visit at Putnams-
vile.
A party of young people chaperon-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Scott and
Mrs. c. N. Field have gone to Berlin
Pond for a weeks outing.
Frank Robinson went to Green's
boro Pond today to remain over Sun
day with the family Of Frank Nc
Whorter..
At the special conclave of Mont
pelier Council No. 4, held last night
at Montpelier there were II Barre
members present. The Council de-
grees were worked on nine candidates,
eight of whom were from Barre.
Allen Taplin of Montour, Iowa, was
in the city yesterday visiting his
nephew, f. Il. Burr. He and Mrs.
Taplin are both expected here today.
Mr.. Burr will accompany them on a
carriage drive tomorrow to the old
family homestead at Thetford. Mr..
and Mrs. Taplin were formerly resi-
dents of Vershire and Corinth and are
well known here. They went west
about 50 years ago since which time
Mr.. Taplis has amassed large for
tune and is the owner of large tracts
of land in Iowa.
Kenneth Nicholson. John w. Nc
Donald and d. A. Mcleod returned
this afternoon from few days fish
ing trip at Phillipsburg, P. @. They
had excellent luck and brought back
about so pounds of pickerel, bass and
pike.
The 1916 car this noon was stalled
at Depot Square for nearly an hour,
owing to the absence of power.
Mrs. George Lang and daughter.
Miss Carrie, went to Williamstown
this afternoon to remain over Sunday.
o. Il. Anderson is out again after a
weeks illness, caused by prostration
by the heat.
Mrs. David Drummond and daugh.
ter, Miss Nellie, who have been visit
ing at the home of Samuel Carswell for
the past week, returned to their home
in Quincy, Mass, this noon.
Rev. A. M. Smith of Washington
was in the city today on his way to
White River Junction, where he is
to preach tomorrow.
Born July 18th, a daughter to Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beckley, Park
street.
M. f. Burnham and daughter,
Hazel, are at Middlesex visiting Mrs.
Weston Thresher sister of Mr..
Burnham.
The Modern WoOdmen have now
39 members Of their new lodge at
East Barre. This is the result of one
weeks work by E. w. Marble, II. d.
G. of Burlington.
The amateurs who took part at
Dewey Park last night were, Brooks
and Hooper, boxing; Mr.. Chambers,
musical act; Mr.. Jackeworth, female
impersonator, 3rd prize; West and
Stanley, Controni's band, tumbling,
1st prize; Bonette and Dolby, jig
dancing, End prize; Hunt and Nc
Cord, boxing.
+. c. French, deputy sheriff iscon-
fined to his house through sickness.
E. B. Smith is laid up with slow
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Campbell of
Middlesex were in the city yesterday
calling on friends.
Arthur Batchelder is having a two
weeks vacation from L. NJ. Averill's
store.
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