Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-03
CITY NEWS.

Chas. Mcmillan is expected back TO-
day from a three weeks business trip
through New Jersey, New York and
Pennsylvania.
Sleep all you can tonight but we
venture to say that won be much.
We are informed that the item
which was published in Mondays pa,
per relative to divorce being granted
Cora M. Ford of Barre from Walter
Ford Of Cabot, was wrong, the defen.
dant not being Walter, but some 9TH
er Ford.
Everyone havidg boxes, barrels, or
other combustible material where it
can be gotten together this evening
by tie "kids," are warned to take
care Of same, as there will be great
danger Of serious conflagration if
bon fires are started. Everyone
should watch cut for fires.
Every member of Grimes Cellar
Door Co. are high salaried artists. See
them at Dewey Park tonight
Miss Ellen s. Nye of Pleasant Grove,
Minnesota is visiting the family of Fl.
II. Pratt. Miss Nyes father Asahel
Nye, was formerly well known resi-
dent OF Berlin and went west many
years ago when he had to drive the
whole distance to Minnesota.
George and Will Durkee went to
Joe's Pond West Danville today and
will return Monday.
L. c. Beck and family leave tomor-
row for Joe's Pond where they will
Join a party Of St. Johnsbury people
who will camp there for the rest Of
the week.
3. J. Morse and family leave TO-
morrow incoming on carriage ride to
Marshield and Cabot, to be gone the
remainder OF the week.
The committee of invitation ap.
pointed at the last meeting Of the w
G. =. u. are requested to meet Mrs. |
Field at her home No. 7, Dewey street
at any time Thursday afternoon.
Thirty.s;x people left here on the /!
$50 train for Montreal and many
more will leave this afternoon and TO-
night.
Three members of each fire COM
pany will 60 on duty at O'Clock to.
night as fire patrol and will remain |
on duty until Friday morning.
G. A. Grenee was brought into
court last evening after sojourn of q
week at Montpelier and sentenced to
pay fine Of S. and costs Of $3.50,
which he paid. ! I. d.
viii and Isaac Gonyeo and Hercule
Reocine left this morning for visit in |
Plsttsburg and Montreal. |
Dr. Joe jackson returned yesterday |
from two weeks outing at St. Alb.
ans, Me.
Mrs. E. G. French and. daughter,
Gladys are visiting in Lowell, Mass
for couple OF months. +
The city water pipes have been ex.
tended to the new school house site
on Woodchuck Knoll
w. Somers and lamily and II Far
rar arrived last night from Quincy.
They will engage in the granite bust
ness with Mr.. Somer's brother James,
who resides here.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will hold it's annual picnic next Satur-
day at Highland Grove on Shepherds
farm. Those interested in it Will
please look out for full particulars in
these columns Friday.
The Rev. T. H. Mitchell leaves the
last Of next week for a vacation of a
month or six weeks. While he is
away there will be services at the
Presby terrain church only in the even.
ing on Sundays. Sabbath School as
usual
Moody johnson we'll known horse
man Of Boston is visiting Nelson
Downing.
Nelson Downing is the owner OF a
very pretty FLY born last night. The
dam is Lady Thomas the well known
trotter and the sire is Belmont Alcan.
der.
Cbas. T. Campbell and family left
this noon for Quincy, Mass, where
they will visit the Ruxton's.
W. Reid will be in Boston over
the 4th.
G. II. Adams left last night for
Northampton, Mass.
Harry Clough left for Bethel yes
terday afternoon.
Harry A. Emerson and family left
this noon for Mortified to remain
over the 4th.
A. A. Dreamer went to Portland,
Me-, last night. Ii
NOTICE
All persons owing f. M. Waterman
1 meat bill are requested to call at his {