Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-25
CITY News.

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Mrs. W. H. Bradbury of Patterson
St. has gone to Sherbrooke P. Q. fol
an extended visit.
The band concert at Montpelier to-
night will be at the State Street stand
instead Of on School Street.
At the meeting of the R. @. l. P. A
last evening two applications were
acted on and committee appointed to
make all arrangements for an excur'
sion, Wednesday, Aug, 13.
Rev. J. A. Whitelaw, pastor Of the
Presbv terian church at Kinnear'S Mills
P. O., arrived In the city this morn
ing having been sent here by Mr.. Ross
to care for the body of his sister, Miss
Martha Ross as he could not come.
Brief funeral services were held
over the remains at B. W. Hooker s.
Co. s undertaking rooms at 2 o clock,
conducted by Mr.. Whitelaw and Rev.
T. H. Mitchell aftr which the re-
mains were takel on the 3:15 train to
Leeds. P. T., tor burial.
Mrs. L. R. Carlton and son have
returned to St. Johnsbury after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Hale.
Eli Rice and his brother l. D. Rice,
have gone to the latter's home in
Massachusetts,.
Miss Grace Russell ofISt. Johnsbury
will arrive in the city tomorrow for a
short stay.
Mrs. Robert Reaside expects her
daughter from Gardiner, Me-, tomor-
row.
L. j. Walker went to Boston last
night on 81 ort trip.
George Gumlaw has gone to Port
Kent, N Y, to spend Sunday with
bis wife.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Gottler was circumcised this
morning at its home on Seminary St.,
by Rabbi A. Morsavitz of Burlington
according to the law Of Moses, which
has been in force among the Hebrews
ever since the world began. The GER
emory was witnessed by practically
all the Hebrews in the city who are
observing the day as holiday.
Alfred Billedo of Graniteville has
gone to Montreal.
Mrs w. E. Haskins has recovered
enough from her recent illness as to
able to be out
W. H. Buchanan has gone to Beebe
Plains.
H. L.Averill has gone to Rutland.
F. j. Sawyer went to Sharon this
noon. He will return in a few days
after which he will engage in the
general auction business in this city.
A son was born July II, at Brattle.
boro to Il. w. N. Batchelder. He
has been christened John Thompson
Batchelder.
Miss Ellen Badger Of Mortified is
visiting friends In this city.
h c. W. Miller will leave tomorrow
for Lanesboro for a business trip of
some weeks.
Will Avery has the contract to
build the new transformer house at
North Barre for j. S Viles The
building will be Of brick and two
stories high.
Willie Blake the Merchant street
boy who has been missing since Wed
nesday night returned home this
afternoon.
Prof. o. d. Mathewson arrived in
this city last evening from Wheelock
and left this noon for Bellows Falls
where he will attend meeting of the
Normal school board this evening.
M. M. Furman left this noon for
Barnet and Pittsfeld on fishing trip.
Rev. B. S. Taylor spoke to large
and enthusiastic audience at Water
bury last evening. He speaks at
Williamstown tonight. Tomorrow
evening he will address the people
from the band stand In the park in
Barre, and all who attend will enjoy
a rich treat.
There will be a dance at the arm
DRY, Montpelier Saturday night, under
the auspices of the band and Co. H.
There will be an II O'Clock Car for
Barre.
Frank Col ~, while at work in
Montpelier this morning, had his right
wrist cut by a chisel slipping. The
cut made was some % inches long and
will lay Mr.. Colby up for some time.
State Superintendent Thomas Mag
ner of Burlington visited the local Of
flee of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. this afternoon. .t. ....t
Mrs H. T.. Cornell Of Chicago ar
rived in this city this morning.
Miss Belle w. Goodrich left this
morning for her home in Manchester,
N. H., after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G.. W. odruff. She will stop over
night at Franklin, N. Fl