Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-10
CITY NEWS.

will be held at 7 Is this evening. L.
J. Bolster's barge will leave the Bap
tist church at els sharp for Webster
vile. The round trip fare will be so
cents each. The barge will reach the
city about $50.
Following is the list of those from
whom tickets for the excursion to Au
sable Chasm may be obtained: L. c.
Plaisted, w. N. Grearson, c. W. Perry,
Carrie M. Balch, Clara NJ. French
Mary A. Stevenson, A. r. Barnes, c.
Il. Hall for the Baptist church: Elon
Barrett for Congregational church:
Alex Trail for Episcopal: James D.
Grant for Presbyterian: VIII Oliver
Alvin Gates for Methodist; Bart Carr
for Universalist. The indications are
that it will be necessary TO get these
tickets at once in order to be sure Of
them.
Henry McCaskIll Of Boston left this
morning for Bury, P. G.. after visit
with his brother Aleck McCaskill.
The Misses Lena and Ethel Nc Don
aid left this morning for Bury, 7. G.,
for long stay with relatives.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
hold lawn party at the home Of w.
A. Perry Friday evening. An inter.
esting program will be rendered, ice
cream and cake will be served and the
tithing stars which have been collect
ing for couple Of months will be
gathered in. 1919
Miss Kate Conway Of this city has
received notice that she has won one
OF the cash prizes offered by the Bra
inerd & Armstrong Co. Of New Lon
don, Conn, for one of the best spec.
mems of embroidery done with their
| we'll known brand of embroidery silk.
Miss Conway is to te congratulated,
as the competition was open to the
world and her work was selected from
more than 800 pieces.
The Misses Stella Chase and Bella
Mcdonald will begin a two weeks va
cation saturday night from Homer
Fits store. The former will 90 to
Groveton, N. f., and the latter will
visit Buffalo and the Pan-American
exposition.
James Barron has gone back to
Springfield.
Miss P. Lewis has gone to Rut-
land.
Henry Gee left this morning for
Randolph.
Some Of the young men Of this city
are arranging for a strictly private
dance at Dewey Park Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. D. M. Miles has returned from
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Corskie ar.
rived this noon from st. Johnsbury,
accompanied by Mrs. Corskie's broth.
er, Robert c. Davie and his wife. The
latter was Miss Nellie Hancock, and
they were married yesterday.
There were many children at the
picnic held at Richardson Grove yes.
terday by the primary department OF
the Baptist Sunday School. There
was pleasing program Of sports and
races for the children and plenty of
Ice cream and other refreshments.
Charles LABEL left this morning
for Burlington.
Miss Micah French and her niece
! Miss Sarah E. Pinks Of Meriden, Conn.,,
who is visiting here, left this morning
for Waterbury.
Peter Mcdonald left this noon for
his home in Burlington on two
weeks vacation.
The Veronica League will meet
Thursday evening in the room of St.
Monica s Total Abstinence and Benev.
olent Society.
c. H. Stone left last night for Bos-
ton.
John S. Taylor has gone to Nashua,
N. H.
Paul Peerson and Miss Anna Matson
we're married last evening by Rev. f.
NJ. Fuller at his home on Orange ST.,
assisted by Rev. N. c. Parson the
Swedish missionary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peerson will live at the corner Of
Washington and Richardson st.
DR.. T. &. Waller left this noon for
Lowell. Mass, after short visit with
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Steele on his way
back from Buffalo.
Gee. Johnston has begun work driv-
ing Geo. G. Earle'S team.
Miss Bessie George is spending the
vacation at Montpelier with her
grandmother.
VIM. Hunter has finished work at
Bellows Falls and has returned to this
city.
John E. Smith left this morning for
New York.
The Misses Blanche Mo0rcroft and
Blanche Bradford are spending the
day at Berlin pond.
Miss Lizzie Garvey will resume her
place at Homer Fits dry goods store
next Monday, aft er a vacation OF two
weeks, spent mainly in this CITY,