Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-23
CRY NEWS

Udy dltcIuUOu vi lis farm dU aOUker
Hill saw a deer only a few rods away.
Work was commenced yesterday on
the construction of the new Wood.
chuck Knoll SctoJl house.
Court GRAM, e City F. Of A., will
hold a CIRCULAR meeting Thursday
evening. Sd
A. e. B~atchelder and a party OF
friends from this city are having an
outing at their cottage at Groton
Pond.
A cordial invitation to the annual
private picnic Of Court Granite City,
+. of A., is extended to the widows
Of deco ased members Of the Court.
Per order of committee. I'd
There will be a regular meeting Of
Iroquois tribe of Red Men this even.
ing in their hall.
Rev. j. H. Lingley of Web,terville
left this morning for his home in
Worcester, Mass, for a vacation.
Miss Jessie M. Williams left this
morning for her home in Enfield, N.
H., after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Hogan.
Mrs George Smith Of South Barre
left this morning for Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wilson Of Wash
ington left this morning for Pemaq1id
Harbnr, Me-, to be gone until Septem-
Der lst.
Miss Mary Stowe, who has taught
school in Barre for the past Is terms,
left this morning for Randolph, after
a visit at South Barre.
Miss Jean ME Beattie will return to
Hartford, Conn, Tuesday, after a visit
Of two weeks at her home here.
William H. Ollin left last night for
Boston and will sail tomorrow for a
visit at his old home in Plymouth,
England.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Noonan return
ed last evening from a short stay at
Mallett's Bay where they have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c..
NOunan.
Company + will have a regular
drill this evening.
Court Granite City F.. OF A., will
hold It's annual picnic Saturday July
81, at Highland Grove, opposit the
Shepard farm. All Foresters are in.
vited 10 attend.
There will be a meeting of the com.
mittee Of the Soldiers Monument
Fund, Wednesday evening at 7.30
O'Clock in the city court room.
Miss Abbie Webster left on the
$40 train yesterday afternoon for the
Pan American after which she will 60
to Erie, Pa, to visit the family Of
W. Z. Olds.
Cameron Brown who was in the city
yesterday to see about the appearance
Of the "Kilties'' band n this city, is
the owner and publisher of the Belle.
vile Sun, a lively little daily publish.
led at Belleville, Ont, and which has
a circulation OF 2250 in a city Of 49,
600 in competition with two otner
papers.
Mrs. Anna Osborn returned yester.
day from a short visit at East Barre
with her son Ray Osborn and bis
wife.
Mrs. H. W. Scott returned this
morning from a short stay at her old
home in Morrisville.
The special railroad committee OF
| the Barre Retail MERCHANTS ASsocia-
tion consisting Of W,'G. Reynolds, @.
S. Andrews and llJmer FiJts are in
St. Adams today to see Gen. Manager
r. S. Logan Of the Central Vermont.
Ga St. James Day, JAY %, Holy
the Church Of the Good Shepherd al
9 a. m.
George Mackay, Harry Bradford
Mcleod, and Henry Smith Kent are
training for The vested cLoir at the
Church IF the Good Shepherd.
At the meeting Of Mi nehaha En-
campment No. 2, |. o O f., last
night the third degree was worked on
two candidates Refreshments were
served at tr the work. Visitors we're
present fr NJ East Barre.
At 8 As Thursday a. M, a special
car leaves h Church OF the Good
Shepherd to take the people to the
parish picuic at Dewey Park.
Mrs. w. H. Knight LETT on the 5. 10
train yesterday afternoon to return
to her be me in Cleveland, Ohio, after
a months stay in this city with Mrs.
George P. Milne on Beckley street.
Carroll J. Camp has returned from
his vacation and has resumed his
place at the Combination Cash Store.
He spent nearly all the time at SA-
bins pond, Woodbury..
VIII Breen has left the employ of
O. N Granger, the barber, and has
gone to st. Adams to accept a posi-
tion In the barber shop Of the Ameri-
can House.
E, G. Collister and c. V. Joslyn of
Barton were in this city recently.
A. E Norris Of the Rawson & Nor
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