Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-17
CITY NEWS


the month, to be followed by others
in few days.
Jam IS Prize of Graniteville, state
head counsel, was present last even
ing at the regular meeting OF Barre
Camp, Modern Woodmen of America.
Court Granite City, F. of A, is try
ing to form tug Of war team to
compete with Clan Gordon, O. s. c.,
at the annual clan picnic Aug. 10.
All those membrS who are interested
will please meet at the Forester's hall
Saturday evening.
Norman Mcleod has moved from
Elm street back into the Bolster
block on North Main street.
Mrs. f. G. Rowland and Mrs. w.
c. Quin.en left this morning for a
short Stay at IIighgate Springs.
Mrs. E. e. Wells left this morning
for short stay at St. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jondro lett
this morning for Roxbury.
Constable w. II. Buchanan and S
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business yesterday afternoon.
Werner Beck was called to St.
Johnsbury yesterday afternoon on
4 account of the serious illness OF his
father.
Ed Drake OF Montreal is visiting
friends In the city.
The ladies of WillismStown, have
invited the Clover club for IN outing
q Berlin Pond Thursday.
Miss Grace Mclean has gone to st.
Johnsbury. .e ,
Miss Maud Hutchinson left this
morning for Waterbury.
Mrs. J. A. McIver and Miss Rose
Baird left this morning for West
vile.
E. \. Prindle, George II. Wood,
Robert Conner, M. j. Davis and R. B.
Conner left this morning for Burling-
ton to attend the State Firemen' s
Convention.
Remember the lawn party Satur-
DAY evening on the lawn at the
Church OF the Good Shepherd. The
Ice cream and cake will be good.
The Band OF Willing Workers will
meet with Mrs. Abram Mann at her
home Thursday from 2 to O'Clock.
The following are amounts pledged
by the mem OerS OF the different
churches for the support Of the Anti
Saloon League for q year: Baptist
church, s26 %; Hedding M. E.
church, $4,000; Uhiversalist church,
$40; Congregational church e96.6o.
To al $l68.40. ...ts t4
Mrs. L. R. Rickert's mother Mrs.
Culver has returned to her home In
Sc. Adams.
Members OF the Royal Arcanum are
especially requested to attend the
regular meeting this evening at 8 p.
m as a ce .th claim is to be acted
upon.
| The Misses Ivis and Ula Averill Mil
leave tomorrow for Brookline, Mass,
accompanied by Dr. g P. Holt who
will prosecute his medical studies at
Everett, Maso. 4
Ms. A. G. Fay and her mother left
this noon for a weeks stay ut Vince
lock.
Ben Robertson has gone to Essex.
Miss Marion Sullivan returned to her
home in Hardwick this afternoon.
w. T. Campbell has been engaged
for the past few days in making q, cor.
rect canvass of the city to ascertain
the exact number OF water services.
He has discovered number not en-.
tered on the books Of the department.,
including one hose service. His work
will mean a matertsrincreGse th the
revenues Of the department.. -'.''s,s' =
Officer Gauthier brought into the
police station yesterday a dog suffer.
Ing with the heat. The hose was
turned on the animal without eft ct,
80 that be was shot to put him out OF
his misery. The dog evidently had
vein OF wolf blood ia him and might
have run mad but for the treatment
given him.
John L. Mclean Of New York is 10
the city visiting bis many friends for
few days.
Mark Eastman, employed as sta
tion hand on the Central Vermont,
was overcome by tae heat yesterday
while at work on the road below the
city. He was taken to his home OF
Bro klyn street by John H. Harring-
ton In his express wagon. DR.. J. W.
Jackson attended him and this morn.
ing he was pronounced recovering a.
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