Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-08
CITY NEWS.

b. w. Hooker and family hav
go1e to Greensboro pond.
Geo. H. Townsend left this after
noon for Hardwick, accompanied b!
his wife and her sister, Miss Add,
Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Stafford have
returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Frank S. Kenerson left this
noon for a short visit at Lyndonville
with friends.
Miss Mabel Preston Of South Barre
left this noon for Bethel.
DR.. A. j. Waller of Lowell, Mass
is the guest Of DR.. &. w. Steele.
A. party Of young people left Satur'
day afternoon for Berlin Pond to
spend a week there at the Stewart
cottage under the chaperonage Of the
the Misses Belle and Nevin White.
head. The party is composed Of the
Misses Nellie Slayton. Esther Fits,
Shirley Bradford, Stella Brooks, Allie
Trow, Jessie Nelson, Kitty Ahern,
Ruth Quigley, Annie Averill, Jennie
Dobie, Mildred and Evelyn Phelps.
J. A. Flanders OF West Topsham,
has gone to St. Adams.
Carroll W. Strong left this morn
ing for Hanover, N. H.
Mrs. Louis Robarge has gone to Bur-
lington.
John Sanderson left this noon for
Quincy. Mass, after spending a few
days with relatives in town.
Morris Morse left this noon for
B,oton after a weeks visit with his
brother Jake Morse.
The c. ", pay car arrived in the
cit; this morning.
Rev. }. A. LaCouture Of Highgate
arrived her Saturday night and will
act as assistant to R'v. r. NJ. McKen.
ma pastor of st. Monra'S church. He
oficiated at the first Mass, yesterday
morning and has already made d favor
able impression upon the people.
c. w. Strong of Hard~ick IA former
clerk at the Combination Cash Store,
was in the city Saturday visiting
friends. He has won the Hardwick
Gazette prize of a trip to the Pan
American Exposition.
Charlie. son Of Nat Whittier, left
this noon for PiJtsburg, Pa, where he
has a tine situation with the West
ingnouse Manufacturing Co. in their
draughting room.
John Kirkland left this afternoon
for St. Adams, after a short visit in
this city with Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Haley.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. w. Barnard are
rejoicing over the birth OF a daughter
4th.
Robert Johnson Of Los Angeles,
Cal, a friend OF A. f. Bruce, is visit
ing in the city and looking over the
quarries.
D. A. Mcleod returned this morn
ing from Groton pond. The report
early in the morning that
he had been drowned proves to have
been false.
There was a lively time in Addison
last evening. AS a result Off.
Ger E. E. Perry arrested Mike Sevigny
this morning on a warrant signed by
Juror S. H. Jackson. Sevigny
appt AIRED before Judge Fay, pleaded
not guilty and had his case continued
until Thursday.
James Sullivan has gone to Plain
field to work at haying.
DR.. G. B. Nichols left this after.
for Burlington to attend the
officers school, where, he will
take IN active part in the discussions.
Mrs. Henry c. Stoughtcn and little
daughter Mildred left this noon for
South Royalton for a short stay.
The N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. suffer.
ed from the thunder storm last night,
a number OF the instruments
burned out. To-day electricians are
busy repairing damages.
Mrs. E. e. Perry has returned from
a visit in Marshtield.
A. NJ. Goss of Chelsea is singing in
the Congregational church quartette
as tenor in place OF Mark a. Davis
resigned.
While Frank Merchant is away at
Buffalo, Willie Whitehead is working
at f. D. Ladd'S.
The Second Adventists have moved
their place OF worship from the base
ment under the Parlor Drug store to
the Bolster block.
O. @. Kenyon is spending the day at
Sabin's pond, Woodbury..