Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-05
CITY news

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fraser have
gone t. st JohnsUury l. stay until
Monday. ..sn.
Alex Min. and t'mily are staying
at cottage at Berlin pond for week.
Ms :. u. Allen left us morning
/ for visit Of several weeks at Schuy-
leryille, n. Y.
Mrs. K bert SimmS AID children left
this morning for Montreal TO visit her
81 ter. Mrs, James Murray, for several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs George l., Johnston
have gone to West Hartford to spend
the summer.
A. C. Rich is in G Juldsvlln today. e.
When the morning tram from Bur
lington reached Montpelier a special
electric car was standing in front OF
the Pavilion and eighty three Barre
people seized the opportunity to get
home and ge: few extra winks Of
sleep, The car reached Barre about
2:2O this morning.
Charles Mills, a Local hypnot,st Of no
small fame, gave an exhibition in
Chelsea the night Of t1e third to a
large and well pleased audience. lie
was requested to give return date
which he says he may do.
OF the twenty eight pupils from ,hc
tow 0f Barre, who recently took the
examination for admission to the high
school or seminary the following nine
teen passed and received their diplO-
mas Martha 'arey and Christina
, Lowe et,l |, first rank, Anna Flynn,
- ). secoH@ rank: >us.e-J. Bates 50,
third RANK; and Lottie Mclean, ST.
fourth rank. The other graduates
were Alvin McLeay, Arthur Nc
Donald Mamie Neddo Addie Mayo
Alice Hill, Mary Adams, Dennis Don
ahue. Ray Swift, Lynn LeBarron,
Stella Clapp, James McKane, Agnes
Pratt, Amy Sanders Bcrnice Sanders
Mrs. NJ. J Tierney died Thursday
night from heart failure, aged about
~ years. She was formerly Miss Kate
Leonard OF st. Johnsbury and leaves
besides her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Leonard, three sisters Mrs
Patrick Brown, Mrs p J Nelson :. q
Mrs. Andrew Borette Of this city, one
brother, Tom Leonard, employed on
the Boston 4 Maine at st. Johusbury
and two brothers at Toledo, Ohio,
where they are employed as engineers
on the Lake Shore railroad, John and
Dennis Leonard. She also leaves her
husband, three sons and two daugh-
tiers. Her body was taken to st Johns
bury on the noon train and will be
buried there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Ferguson and
daughter Hazel of East Braintree
were in town yesterday,
Miss May Carter and Miss Young
OF Randolph were in town yesterday
Louis Bean of Randolph was in
town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Lackey Of
Worcester were in town yesterday.
DR.. Vallou of Walcott, the noted
checker player, and Col. c. T. Gates
of Burlington eX-champiOn checker
player, visited the Barre Checker
Club yesterday. A large number of
games were played the scores as a
rule resulting in favor OF the visitors,
Just ia tickets were sold for the
excursion to Montreal under the aus
pices OF the Manchester Unity Odd
! Fellows.
The midnight train out Of here
Thursday night was crowded, people
being obliged to stand, as there was
not enough seats. The early train
the next morning was likewise crow
ded.
I The Rev. E. M. Fuller will return
from visit to Chicago this afternoon
and will occupy the pulpit at the
Baptist church tomorrow morning
and evening.
The fuleral Of Mrs. NJ. j. iTierney
was held this morning at st, Monica s
church when Rev. Z. Nj, Mckenna
celebrated high mass OF requiem.
There were many attendants.