Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-05
CITY NEWS

Mrs. Carl Benedict is going to Shar-
on with Mrs. Smile. She is IS years
old.
Starting Judge Chester Pike ana
wife returned home to Claremont TO-
day.
Lewis Morris started for Bradford
this morning.
George T. Swasey went to Roxbury
this morning after trout.
Second Assistant Engineer T. L..
Snow set up box of cigars to Hose
Co. No. 2 Wednesday night.
T. M. Miles of Milton was here over
the 4th.
Spear & Dupee have finished work
on Harvey Hersey's house on Maple
Grove street. The commence work
Saturday on A. W. Lanes house on
Quarry street.
Mrs. H. S. Miles Of South Bore is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for an
operation.
Mrs. VIM. Reid has gone to her
home in Leeds, P. z, for a two
weeks visit.
DR.. Spiller, optician, will be at the
City Hotel Saturday. Monday and
Tuesday. s I'd
Mrs. A. J. Smith and daughter Of
Burlington are visiting at A. j. Bald
wins on Prospect ST., who is brother
OF Mrs. Smith.
The annual picnic Of the Presby-
terrain Sunday School will be held to-
morrow at Shepard's farm. Toe
party will meet at the church at $50
a M, and will take the 9.45 Car at
the corner of Main and Seminary St.
Children will remember that the fare
each way will be 5 cents. All the
friends Of the church are cordially in.
vited. Should the weather be rainy
or very threatening the picnic will be
postponed. .v~
Jas. Coutts went to Hardwick We'd
nesday night and from there to New
port Thursday. He returns home the
first Of next week. .->,
There will be no Swedish service in
Carpenters hall Sunday morning. In
place of that service Mr.. Parsons will
preach in the Baptist church. and all
Swedish people are invited to be pres
ent. .
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge
/. 0. .. F., last night the business
was all routine. a.
The indications are that a trade
can be made with the mill owners SC
that the pump on the Williamstown
Brook can be started at once. Sever.
al Of the mill owners have already sig.
nified their willingness to let the city
pump water by paying them the same
damages as were paid last year. There
is a meeting OF the city council to.
night to consider the matter. Z III
Big special trains were run on the
railroads leading out of Barre thin
morning and they were loaded dowr
with people going f0the1 circus. The
street cars ran double and were abso
lutely packed. ;Jmst think Of the good
hard dollars that would. have beer
spent IN; Barre today 1.-THE circus hzd
only been here. r.. :,
, L. r. Perkins leaves tomorrow 70,
Quebec. @~ Fl - -
There we're no criminal cases ir
city court this morning.
Edwin Scott and Frank Burgess
went to Middlesex yesterday on a fish
ing trip.
At the meeting of the Rebekah.
Thursday evening the business was o,
routine nature; Two application!
were balloted upon.
A large number of Barre people
were at Woodbury. Pond over the 4th
and other resorts surrounding thu
city were we'll patronized.
E. L. Segel of Petersboro, N. H..
who has been visiting H. D. Segel fol
few days returned home this morn
ing.
Everybody from surrounding town,
is going to Montpelier to the circuI
today.
The st. Adams Checker Club assist
ed by Col. Gates Of Burlington, ex
champion of Vermont; VIM. FORSYTH
st. Johns, P. G., ex champion of Can
ada; DR.. Valleau of Wolcott, VT, tb,
checker expert, played match witt
the Barre club yesterday resulting il
victory for the Barre team by ,
score Of l6 to y.
About twenty of the brothers ant
sisters, nephews and nieces of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry Dillingham; uf 81 Warner
street, met at their home Thursday
July 4th, and helped to celebrate tn,
10th anniversary of their marriage
After spending pleasant afternoon
during which the company were boun
titplly RECALLED with ice cream ant
cake AL departed leaving behind ,
pleasant reminder in the form of 81,
oak ching chairs. 1l2 piece Chin,
dinner set from the brothers and Ais
terSs.. 4 handsome decorated Chioa te;
service from a niece, Miss Ollie Dill
liiaghap,, sum OF money! and wishe
that all might..S BIT again Tn hal,