Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-16

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O. N. q anger returned this morn.
ing from St. John, P. o., where he
left his father in very feeble condi-
tiOn.
The Smith, Whitcomb & Cook Co.,
shipped today large polishing ma.
chine to Westerly, R, l.
AS Eli Drury was driving down
North Main ST., this morning one OF
his carriage wheels caught in the car
track and was smashed.
The Italian Socialists will hold a
picnic at Townsend Grove Sunday
July 2l.
Mrs. Peter Laxson and children
have gone to Woodsyille, for a short
stay.
Mrs. Ch4s. Bissette left this nom.
ing for her home in Richmond, after
a short visit with +. 4. Chambers.
w Fl. Buchanan and S ii. jackson
left this noon for Groton on business
Whore Marion, a first class bar
Der from Montpelier, has gone to work
for A. G. Miles at the Iohn H. Griffin
barber shop at North Barre.
c. 9. Baldwin has returned from
Crystal Lake, Barton. where he has
been for the past fortnight.
There will be regular meeting of
Granite Royal Arch Chapter this
evening.
A. c. and c w Averill have sold
building lot on Thorndike street to
Mrs. c. c. Reed for $500.
William Noonan went this morning
to NJ .llet's Bay to visit his brother,
M G. Noonan.
Rev. FIR. Ddignault OF O tawa left
this III rning to See Bishop Michaud
at Burlington, after spending The
night in the city, the guest Of Rev. J
A LaCoture.
Constable W. II. Buchanan has been
able to visit only about half the city
in his search for unlicensed dogs and
has thus far killed only one.
Rev. J. E.< Angel Of Middlesex
spent last night in this city, with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Howes, on his way
to Randolph today.
John Garvey Of Burlington was in
this city yesterday.
A number OF young people from this
city are planning TO hold = private
dance tomorrow night at the Will
Jamestown Gulf House. go
Chow Women Love" is the name |
of the play to be given by the ]. q |
Rockwell company tonight.
Mrs. M. Kenetick is very sick and
will 20 to hospital at Burlington as
soon as she has strength enough to
stand the trip.
Some OF the lumber for the Wood.
chuck knoll school house has arrived.
There will be q regular meeting Of
the Pickwick club this vening.
On account Of the heat some OF the
stone sheds did not start out at all this
morning. Others shut d ,wn at and
others still at 8 O'Clock 80 that prac-
tically all we're shut down the great.
er part Of the day.
Several men were overcome with the
heat yesterday In the quarries and had
to be taken home.
Joseph O. Dubuk is in Randolph
this afternoon.
The intermediate Y. P. S.. E,
will hold lawn party Friday eve ming
on the Congregational church lawn
from to 8 O'Clock. Ice cream and
cake will be served for 10 cents. a.
According to recent order Of th+
street railway company the lette'
carriers have to pay their fare Hith
erto they have always ridden free.
Edward Riley and Miss Bridge,
Qnilligan were married yesterday by
Rev. P. M. McKenna.
There will be no meeting Of Granite
Lodge on Wednesday night. The reg.
ular communication will be held Fri
day night at 8 O'Clock
The base ball games at Barre have
been ''few and far between owing to
the fact that the management have
wanted to put on only such as would
VIC SOoO, 0uu ouOy 1COA Vu0u UuCy u0VC
secured for Saturday what will prove
a close and interesting game between
the "Woodburys" Of Woodbury.. Vt,
and the independents" OF Barre.
They will contest undou otedly close
game and F. M. Brown will umpire
Game is called at 4.30 p. m. to give
all a chance to see the game, which
will be at the Granite City Trotting
Park, There ought to be good
crowd to insure other games in CON-
temptation.
Barre will be represented at the
State Firemens convention at Bur-
lington tomorrow by three delegates,
Geo. II. Wood from Hose No. I, E.
A. Prindle from the Hook and Ladder
Co. and Robert Burns from Hose No.
3. Hose No. 2 has not elected dele.
gate and therefore will not be repre-