Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-21
CITY NEWS

AFTERNOON TOT OguenSDurg, N. y, on
a business trip.
Trainmaster Keefe and Superinten-
dent Of Bridges and Buildings Saeedy
of the G. ", were in Town yesterday
afternoon.
There will be a meeting of the Con-
gregational church tomorrow night at
7.30 to take action on the report of
the pulpit supply committee,
Regular convocation of Granite
Royal Arch Chapter tonight.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Granite Polishers' Union Wednes-
day evening at 1870 o'clock in Nichols
hall. A full attendance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Austin left yes.
terday afternoon tor a weeks visit in
Cabot.
Meeting Of the b ard Of aldermen
tonight.
Meeting Of the school commissioners
tonight.
Regular meeting Of Camp Granite
City NJ. w. OF A., tonight. Work.
The Rev. 7. H. Mitchell returned
last night from an over Sunday visit
in West Lebanon, N. H.
G. P. Holt returned to Burlington
last night.
Clarence Worthen returned to the
U. v. NJ Burlington, last night after
a visit with his parents.
Mrs. Abbie Cro,set will address the
Spiritualists at G. A. R., hall, Mont
pelier, next Sunday ut 2.30 p. m.
The Juniors who captured President
Wells of the Goddard Senior class yes
erday treated him well and landed
him at Berlin Pond in time SO he could
enjoy the outing with the rest of his
class. They simply wanted to show
the Seniors that they we're alive and
could make it interesting for them if
they wanted to do so.
Sanford Kent of Mortified visited
his son, DR.. c. H. Kent here yesJer-
day.
Michael Vallalley Of Graniteville
the former popular stage driver who
has been i'll all winter was Ia the city
yesterday afternoon for the first time
since bis recovery. rr -
Clan Gordon will hold It's annual
picnic on the second Saturday Of Aug.
uSt.
The Mobiles of Mount Sinai Temple
will journey to St. JohnSbury next
Friday night.
G. F. North Of Rutland was in to W
yesterday.
Woodbury. Pond has been stocked
with 5000, 600 trout fry.
C. j. Davis of New York is ia town
on business this week.
Mrs. G. B. Nichols returned yester-
day from a few days visit with rela-
tives 10 North Montpelier.
Regular meeting Of Bright Star
Lodge, d. of R., tomorrow night.
At the meeting OF Canton Vinton,
No. 8, l. o. O. F P. NJ last night
the business was Of a routine nature.
The Canton will meet next Monday
evening for drill Just after the meet
ing Of Minnehaha Encampment.
There Vas nothing doing in city
court today.
Mrs. j.. A. Grenier is seriously i'll at
her home on Academy sSreet.
There will be a meeting of the Ital.
ians Tue'day evening, May % ia the
str, ct hall, for the purpose of
forming a choral society.
Carl Rollins was in Waterbury on
business today.
The second and third holes have
been fixed, so that a ~nine-lole course
can be played at the golf links now.
S. II. Jackson was ia Burlington to-
day on business.
Fritz Jackson and George Ball left
this morning for Philipsburg on a
trip. They will have Mr..
J%ackson's gasolene launch. E.A. Prin-
die and A. D. Morse leave tonight to
join them.
Heber Thwing was in Bolton on
business today.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien who has been
visiting in Rutland, Middlebury and
Brandon for the past Two weeks re-
turned home last night.
L. j. Bolster deserves a golden
medal for cleaning up the rubbish on
the west side Of the Combination
Cash Store.
DR.. j. A. Jackson Of Manchester,
N. H., arrived in the city last night
10 visit his brother. DIR. j. Henry
Jackson. He left this morning for
Montreal.
John Shaw, who has been spending
weeks at John Riddles farm in
Nilliamstown for his health. returned
Ibis morning. He is feeling. much
There will be a meeting Of the
Barre Merchants Association at 7.30
tomorrow evening in Royal Arcanum
lall. Business Of Importance is to be
considered and a full attendance is
'eQueSted.
The meeting Of Camp Granite City,
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