Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-30
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CITY NEWS.

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Morrisville Messenger are stopping at
liighgate Springs.
G. l.. Bugbee is building himself a
floating boat house at Highgate
Springs in which he will keep his
gasoline launch.
The party Of Is people from Barre
and Randolph who have been stopping
at llighgate Springs have broken
camp and returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz jackson and
Mrs. Laura Wescott returned today
from Hlghgate Springs.
The Misses Sarah and Elizabeth
DeLany of Syracuse, n. Y, left this
morning for Cliff Haven, n Y on
their way home after visit with
Capt. and Mrs H. A. Duffy.
At the drill Of Company f last even
ing the general orders in relation to
the annual encampment were read
The company will leave Barre, Thurs
day Of next week at S.35. A specsal
train will leave Montpelier at 1910
having on board the Barre, Bradford,
Montpelier, Northtield and Bra tile
boro companies A quartermaster
sergeant and detail Of four men will
leave Monday to prepare the camp
ground for The company.
Ed Raymo is reported as getting
along nicely and recovering from his
wound Of two weeks ago. The bullet
In his leg has not been found and no
attempt will be made to take it out
unless 1t should bother it.
II Barre Medical Society will have
a'meeting this evening at the home of
DR.. Fl. 0. Worthen on Keith Ave.
The Walter l.. Main circus train
while running through Essex junction
had car jump the track. The car
was Immediately put on but was delay
ed about two and one-half hours on
account OF m aking connections.
James Grant of the Barre Granite &
Paving Co., reports that be has 30
men now at work and that the number
will be increa 'ed largely at the irst OF
the month when many will come here
es ecially to work for it
The Barre people at Berlin pond,
numb aring Is in all for whom Mrs,
George N. Tilden has been acting as
chaperone will break camp today and
return to the city.
The pheasant Evening" of the
Baracca class at the Baptist church
proved very enjoyable last evening and
was we'll attended. The subject Was
The Problem Of the Young Men OF
Barre" This was treated as a SYM
postum, papers being read under
| the head, The Present Situation.
by Earl NJ. Lewis and Horace
Pratt; WHAT is Needed, b. c. W Per
ny, w. N. Grearson and Robert
Cruickahank; Hlndrances, F A.
Cragg and l.. G. Plaisted. This was
followed By paper by c. R. Hall on
the general topic, "Will the Young
Men approve Of, and Appreciate the
Provision flor Them, In con ,'usiun
Rev E. M. Fuller summed up the re-
suits OF all the papers.
John Flanagan OF St. Johnsb1ay
and his two daughters are IN this
city, the guests OF Mrs. Dennis Claary,
his sister.
Miss Mamie McIver, the nurse,
went to Newp ,rl this morning, being
called there by a case of sickness.
Herbert Leonard brought the boiler
and engine for the newt. B. Rhein-
halt shed up from Montpelier Nor
day with his eight grey horses.
The boiler is 125 horse power, and is
Is feet long and fl We feet in diameter,
Ice cream by the pint, quart or GAL
Ion at L j. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. If
There will be special communica-
tion OF Granite. Lodge, No. 80, F. & A.
NJ. on Friday evening Aug. l, at
O'Clock. Work third degree. 92.5
The Barre Civ Federation of
Women's Clubs will hold it's quarterly
meeting in Worthen's ball, Wednes-
day July 30, at 3 o'clock.
Ola ]. Rogers, Sec.
The attention OF all advertisers is
called to the notice, near the top or
the editorial column, relative to the
time fov handing in copy for changes
or for new ad ,ertiSementS +, f.
The employees OF Mar & Gordon
will hold their annual picnic at Gale.
donia parK Saturday, Aug. 2. Extra
coaches will be attached to the 1920
d. m. and II 45 p. nj. trains on the
MOntpelier & Wells River r r
Those living at the north end can get
aboare at North Barre depot, Re-
turning, Snecia train will leave the
grounds a. p. N sharp. Bring your
wife and children or your best girl.
Fare for the round-trip, 10 cents.
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