Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-07
Latest Edition.
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the guest If Mr., and NJ, +. T..
Fisher
Miss Maud Harris sang in tie cuoil
at Tie tnversaIist church Yesterday
morning
Mr. ard Mrs James Hogan return.
ed last night from a few days visit
in Randolph.
William Heatherington u st Paul,
Mimi, arrived in this city Saturday
Afternoon for a long stay,
Mrs NJ. f. George returned To
louisville this morning after A visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Averl
Dr. and Mrs J, T. Il dden ana
daughter, Regis Of Bellows Falls are
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs W. A
Murray.
Rev, b Daigneault Of Graniteyii.e
left this morning for Quebec t. at
tend the pilgrimage to s. Anne de
Eeaupre,
Jlst p tickets We're sold this marn-
ing at the Central Vermont station
for the pilgrimage To- St Anne de
Beaupre
Miss Maud Wilson of Brattleboro.
who has been visiting her bother, "
A Wilson, for the past fe" weeks,
returned TO her home today.
the families Of f. c Fisher # TINS
CITY and f Baldwin lIammit o. Hart
ford, Conn. leave tomorrow fpr two.
weeks outing at Berlin Pond
Mrs J. A Ilarran left thu, III rnjne
for Franklin, n H., IT, visit her
daughter, Mrs. Charles t,eorgr after
visit with her daughter, Mr., 1t &.
Averll
DR.. H. T. Bray eft this nucn fr
Hartford, Conn, where on Tuesday
he will lake an examination bc,ule the
medical board SO AS to allow him IT,
practice medicine in that state,
Engineer Robert Wnalen claims to
have folHd pOcnetbDuk at NJ ntpe-
Fer 14nction Friday night thai con
tanned $685. o6 and a ticket for
Malone, \. Y No one as yet ha>
claimed IT,
Aiming the other pieces Of NAH
cio0s mischief done Thursday night
was al the house Of William Co'e on
North Seminary street where th@
railing Of the piazza was ripped K
and thrown into the street.
The Church OF Believers in ChrIst
held its annual picnic Saturday
al Caledonia Park with over $50 IN
Ia ATTENDANCE who wen dtHn no
special train over the Montpelier \
Wells River in the III rning.
The balance of the Montreal excur~
sion crowd returned to this city early
yesterday morning. They made their
arrival SHOWN by a series of howlS and
wells that woke up all the peopl, liv-
ing in the vicini y Of Depot square.
:. W, j mes of Waterbury sod his
racing horse, VIM |. last Friday t.
Fred MuzAey and John MIrston Of
Plttstield, n II. The animal is
chestnut gelding and has a record II
2 22t The price paid for it WAS $500.
Miss Nellie Sadlier, cashier Of the
Combination Cash store, began her
annual vacation today While she is
away Miss Lillian Keith will do her
work. Miss Sadlier will spend her
vacation at Burlington and Crown
Pint, n, Y.
The "Oat-M Flatters base bali
team, who defeated the BAraca ,ciass
team last week by a score Of - to 0
are very enthusiastic over tt elr sue
cess and wish to announce that they
are open for engagements with any
other amateur team which wishes t.
cross bats with them.
At the regular meeting Of Iroquois
Tribe OF Red Men Tuesday evening
the newly elected 'chict>' viii be
raised up to their respective StumpS
10y District Deputy Great Sachem }.
A L. Julian assisted by two past sa-
chems, W. II. Bradford as great
prophet and W, A Wilson as great
sannap. Afterwards refreshments viii
he served. A full attendance Of the
mem ber> is requested