Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-09

Alex Anderson returned this morn
ing from Worcester, Mass, where he
has been setting up some machines
for the Webb Construction Co.
Alex S. McCaskill left this morning
for Winslow, P. O., for a stay Of two
weeks or more.
ice Doney has gone to his home in
Westerly, R. l., to recover his health.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. B. Harrington
arrived this morning from Princeton,
H., for a visit with his brother, Asa
harrington.
Ed. Charbonneau left this noon for
Lancaster, N. II.
Miss Jennie Beattie will return to-
morrow from Hartford, Conn, where
she has been visiting her mother.
The Central Vermont has a small
gang Of carpenters here from St. AL
bans engaged in making some general
repairs to the freight station and
building a coal shed next to the bag
gage room.
Mrs. NJ. j. MCGOWAN and son. John
J. MCGOWAN, returned this noon from
a short visit at Cabot.
Dante Rossi began work this morn
ing at H. D. Segel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. George have re-
turned to their home in Gouldsville.
after spending the week OF the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Averill.
George Millette while at work on
Orange St., yesterday afternoon bad
a heavy stone fall on his right leg.
He was taken to his home on South
Main ST., aud DR.. Ligouri was called
to..attend him. He found him suffer.
ing from a badly confused wound. the
flesh being badly lacerated. q
There will be a meeting of the
Granite Polishers' Union Wednesday
evening at 7.30 IN Nichols hall AT
which the installation Of officers will
take place and other important bust
ness to transact. A full attendance is
requested.
The base ball team Of the Baptist
Baraca class will play the young mems
class of the Methodist church this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the trt t.
ting Park. Admission free.
Frank Dion returned this ICON from
a visit with his sister in Lewiston,
Me.
William J. Forsythe Of Mortified
is. in the city today.
Fred Burnham and Lee French
have returned from a weeks stay at
Peake's Island, Me-, and the White
Mountains
The local team "The independents
have secured a game with the "Wood.
burys'' of Woodbury., VT, for Satur.
day, July Goth, at 4.30 p. m. The
Woodburys put up great ball and 1t Is
b lieved they will be up against the
''real thing" this time. Brown will
umpire and justice will be meted out
in an impartial manner. Game will
be called at a convenient time so that
all can see 1t, and will be on Granite
City Trotting Park Diamond.
Arthur w. Premier IS expected home
July 20 on his annual vacation. He
Is now located In Philadelphia.
L. c. Beck and family have return.
ed from q short outing at Joe'S pond
in West Danville.
At the meeting Of Minnehaha en-
campment, l. O. .. F., last evening
the second degree was worked upon
two candidates.
Mrs. E. A. B. Bishop left this morn.
ing for a visit in Montpelier.
J Mrs. G. B. Nichols and daughter
Nadine left this morning for Queen
City Park, Burlington. Mrs. Nichols
will return Thursday evening with
her husband, but Miss Nadine will re-
main for a longer stay.
Mike Sevgny was surrendered by
his bondsmen last night as7he intend.
ed to leave the city, and has been
locked up until his trial. If he does
not succeed in getting new bail.
Hose No. l, held a regular and prac-
tice meeting last evening.
There was no business either GRIM
inal or civil this morning in the city
court before Judge Fay.
DIR. II. o. Worthen has sold his
double tenement house on Keith Ave,
to William Jack for 50, 800. The sale
took place last Wednesday.
Mrs. H. j. Thwing and her daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, left this morning for
Highgate Springs for a long stay.
II. X. Bush left this morning for
Middlesex.
Miss Lillian Bush left this morning
for Moretown.
George Cassie shipped two Shet.
land ponies this morning by express in
crates to New York parties.
II. ]. Thwing will SO to Roxbury
tomorrow.
Miss Hattie Wood left this morning
for Burlington.
F. A. Slayton shipped three horses