Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-06
CITY NEWS.

attend this service. They will find II
very instructive and helpful. 72-4
Miss Bessie Skeels went to Middle
sex this morning.
Harry Doherty OF the firm Of H. l
Doherty e. Son, granite dealers Of
Lebanon, Penn. was in the city ovel
the Fourth, getting acquainted with
the granite men.
Jones Bros, picnic is being held at
Cnerryvae Grove today.
Mrs. Stephen Rizzi and children
lefl this noon fora visit in Milford,
N. II.
f. II. Kenyon left this noon for a
visit in Claremont, N. ii.
The Plymouth Brethren are having
their picnic at Benjamin's Falls IT,
day.
About 5 o'clock this morning a
handsome buck deer was seen on Dep
uty Sheriff Camps lawn on Wash lhg-
ton street. He did not appear to be
much alarmed at finding himself right
in the city, and leisurely disappeared
up Washington street.
Clayton Hubbard of Granville, who
has been working for F. l.. Hayden,
rs finished work there and went
Ii me on the noon train.
y At the eetir g Of the Minnehaha
enc mpm ut NJ. 20 /. O. O. f., Mon
day nign1 the second degree will he
worked. =
Mario Ambrosini and Antionctta
Bardelli were united in marriage TO-
cay.
Dr. and Mrs. b W. Eraley left to-
day for few days vacation at Phil.
lipSburg, p. =.
John NicholsC II has let the contract
for building two new tenement houses
| on Batchelder'S meadow TO u. A.
Cook. ! houses are to be complet-
ed O3,
Mrs Geo. II. Flint of Newport was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs Frank McWhorter is on the
| sick list.
Mrs Walter Jones of Hardwick is
visiting in the city.
John Mclean aud Frank Merchant
leave Sunday night for Buffalo to at
tend the X. c. l. p. A. convention.
The pipe for the repairs at the
East Barre line is being strung this
afternoon.
In the Universalist church tomor-
row morning the pastor viii preach
and the communion will BE admins
sred Sunday School at noon. No
other services during the day.
Chief of Police Brownen Of Burlug
ton was ia the city today.
To those Who have missed Ben b,
Ms familiar face N the streets the
past week we would say hat Tor Dur
poses q identihcation. il is well 70
remember that he has LOST bis bea-d
The commissioners a~e appraising
the Lucy Webster estate today.
The Rev Brian {. Roberts sock the
members Of the bo;s choir Of the
Church of he GOOD Shepherd to the
circus yesterday. Toe buys appre-
ciate The clmpinlent thoroughly.
W. W Lapoiut Went to st. Mb2ns
this morning.
Thirty.tW9 people came 70 Barre q
the $50 train this morning.
W. ". Lapoint was in Bellows Falls
on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells Badger ST s.
Johnsbury are visiting their chi,aren
in this city.
The Presbyterian picnic was post
poned today on account Of the rain.
Beginning tomorrow and continu.
ing for several weeks, the Sunday
morning service in the Presby terrain
church will b. given up. The Sab
bath school and the evening meeting
will be held at the usual hours. To
morrow evening Mr.. Mitchell will
preach.
NJ. L. Smith returned last night
from Old Orchard, Me.
Angelo Bianchi and a friend left
last night for Buffalo.
T. Z. Wallace travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific road was
in the city today.
Miss Alice Dnebel of Jersey City is
visiting her sister Mrs. Warren Law
renee.
Miss Gladys Mudgett left this morn
ing for Saranac Lake.
Rev. 7. H. Mitchell will preach at
Graniteville tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Jas. Walker will meet the
children of the Presbyterian Sunday
School at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and will spend three-quarters Of
an hour in singing before the opening
of the regular session of the Sunday
School.
At the Methodist church tomorrow
the following will be the services:-
9.45 Love Feast: 10 80 Sacrament of
the Lords Supper; ~ o'clock Bible