Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-30
CITY NEWS

UdIUCI ltOm LCWC11s "AoS0'' NesS
hired the room under the Parlor Drug
Store, and will open it to the public
Monday, as a tonsorial parlor.
The friend and relatives Of L. G.
Batchelder surprised him yesterday
afternoon at his home on Orange
street, the OccA>ion being bis 10Th
birthday. All had q very pleasant
time, and Mr.. Batchelder was pre-
Sented with a nice arm chair as to-
ken of regard. Refr .shments Of ice
cream and cake was served.
The water department is setting a
new hydrant on Orange street.
Superintendent of Streets Nelson is
putting in sewer on Bassett street.
Fall styles in Lamson AMI Hubbard
Hats, just received at Newcomers.
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Rev. John w. Buckham of Salem,
Mass, is engaged TO preach at the
Congregational church next Sunda
and will administer the Sacrament.
The repairs are 50 near completed
that services can be held in the church
on Sunday.
Mrs. A. N. Fellows and children
left this noon for New York to join
Mr.. Fellows.
Gertrude Pattan of Sharon who has
been visiting her cousin, Norman
York. return d home this noon.
George TOwnShend Of HardWick is
visiting friends here.
H. w. Clark has decided to move
his boarding house from Averill St. as
soon as he finds a location that suits
him.
There was corn roast at E. A.
Bugbee's last night and it was So we
concealed that Ben Eastman S d. did
not get the butter
There was a very en- nab'e corn
70 st at George RichardsoA's last
night.
Mrs. b P. Wiley left this morning
for Queen City Park.
Mrs. w. A. Bradbury left this morn
ing i Ord Orchard beach.
George Bas EFT has given a l2-lh.
box Of honey to be given as a prize to
the lady breaking the most pipes witt
six sticks at Aunt Sally at the Labor
Day picnic. The load Of wood given
by l.. J Eolster will be used as fourth
priz. for event No. Is on the program.
All members of t Committee are re-
quested to 60 down on the IS Car
Monday morning
Mrs. L. J. Griffin and daughter Ag.
mes went to Burlington this morning.
j. A. Gouldsbury has sold building
lot on Hillside avenue to John A.
Nelson for $175.
Tomorrow is your last chance to
catch trout this season., M4
AL. Knapp left this noon for his
home in Haverhill, N. II.
The conductors and motormen of
the electric road are to have q corn
roast late Saturday evening on some
of the hills near the car barn.
Mrs. C. S. Boyden OF Worcester,
Mass. who has been visiting her
brother Fred and Andrew Baird, re-
turned home this noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McIver left this
noon for Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Della Carpenter and son Glenn
OF Marshfield. who have been visiting
her son, w. A. Carpenter, returned
home yesterday.
Willie, soc Of william Alexander, Is
suffering from broken arm.
Mrs. George B.. Jackson of Man.
chester, N H who has been visiting |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Cave, returned |
home this noon.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Joseph
Williams will be held 8 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Miss Jennie Pierce and friends Of
Fall River, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
James Richard of Maple Avenue.
The chancerv case of Ross Hunter
VS.. Tom Emerson is being tried be-
fore Fl. Stanton OF RoXbury as as
ter this If .ernoon in K. A. Hoar'S
office.
ity Judge A. G. Fay, Deputy Sher.
if Shepard, and W. W. Lapoint
representing the states attorney
went East Montpelier this fore
noon to ''try' the hundred gallons Of
LIQUOR rscentl' seized at the depot
there No claimant appeared and
the llqu r was spi led.