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

Mary H. Gates.
Miss Stella Higgins Of Barnet is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. Sarah Bond.
Duffy e. Mead recently bought lot
on Rurns ST., on the French estate.
Thomas Harrington will leave the
first Of the week for Erie, Pa, whittier
his parl ners Robert Co1diner and
Patrick Lee have already gone.
Mrs. H j. Smith and Mrs. f. O.
Kent are ia Waterbury to- y.
Miss Grace Camp left thi m ming
for visit in Stowe.
Fritz Jackson and Mike Cook left
this morning for Philipsburg. Ms.
Jackson and Others will join them
Monday
L. }. Bolster has just completed
raising the DID, Duffy shed coupled
by George E Bond, some three feet.
Mr.. Bond is contemplating putting in
a 10 horse power motor together with
polishing wheel and an air compress
SOr.
George Porter Of South Barre has
gone to Marshtield on fishing trip
Rev. A. c. Jones Of Philadelphia
who has been the guest OF Rev. A. B.
Bellondi for the pastS fow weeks will
leave for his home tonight or in the
morning.
c. r. Scott left his bicycle, Hart
ford, in front Of the Miles Granite
block all night and when he looked
for it this morning found 1t gone
some one having stolen 1t.
J. A. Aloisi is expected to return
next week from New York, where be
has been for the past two weeks
All those members OF Court Granite
CITY, F. of A., who are interested in
forming a tug Of war team to com
pete at the annual clan picnic Aug.
10, are requested to meet az Forrest
er's hall Saturday evening. I'd
Mrs. c. H. Dickey and Mrs. r. Nc
Donald Of Washington, returned TINS
morning from shoyt stay at Ran
dolph.
The appeal of W. A. Perry to coun-
ty court in his case yesterday mean,
that Perry & Scribner want to find
out just what rights their charter
gives them. They state that they
are willing to ask for permits to dig
up the streets and will comply with
the law, provided their permits are
granite d them in reaS nable time.
L. e Daniels of Worthwhile spent
last night in this city, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. GriSwold on his
way to Boston, leaving this morning.
Remember the great game Of base
ball tomorrow afternoon on Granite
City Tfotting Park between the W, Cd
bury team aud the Independents OF
tuis city.
Remember that tomolr W is Satur-
day IL the evening tine ladies OF The
Church Of the Good Shepherd viii
serve ice cream AID cake on tine
church lawn.
The employees Of Beck & Beck will
have tbeir first ann ual picnic at Ben-
jamiu's Falls, Saturday, july 9Th.
Special c rs for the Foreign Mas ms
picuic tomorrow will leave al O.l5
m, aud l.l5 p III. Returui 9 spec
lat car will leave the SIT para farm al
: o clock.
Ohcer A. A Reed Of WilliamStown
was il The cit, today on business.
Mrs Charles Parlotti and clIdren
left this noon for Clinton, Mass
Mrs. Anna Osborne is at East Barre
for visit with her son. Ray Osborne.
The loss on the Iledding Methodist
church caused by lightning week ago
last Sunday, has been settled by the
Union Mutual Insurance Co. al $3.50.
The trustees have awarded the con
tract for repairing the damaged stee-
pie to Walter w. Smith OF Montpelier
and he will begin work right away.
The slate have already be en- secured.
John Stewart was ARE, ted last even
ing on complaint issued by States
Attorney Hosr by Sp cidl Officer
2. R Gale for IA breach Of the peace
committed at Peter BON bard's He
was brought .te ore Ju ,ee Fay and
was tined S. ana SITS of 1929 when
he paid. ACC riding to the current
story Of the affair Stewart interfered
in a quarrel between Mr.. and Mrs.
B m bard assaulting the former.