Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-10
CITY NEWS

St. John Court. @. o. F., will meet
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley is in Mortified
today on visit.
There will be regular meeting of
the h G. 1. P. A. this evening.
r. w. Dunsmoor returned today
from fishing trip to Mortified.
Miss Clara Loranger has moved from
"a Seminary St., to 80 Pleasant st.
Seth Wallace of Brockton, Mass, Is
in the city visiting his brother John.
There will be regular meeting Of
Court Granite City, F. OF A., this
evening.
Mrs. James Ross of Hardwick is
visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Downie.
Editor A. M. Hunt Of Boston is in
town In the interests of his publica-
ton "Granite.".
The installation of officers will take
place tonight at the meeting Of Court
Granite City, F. of A.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mann and
daughter, Miss Jennie, have gene to
Groton for short visit
Barry & Williams sent load of
furniture to Stowe today. 1t was
sent to Mrs. VIM. Robinson.
Mrs. @. H. Sawyer ana Mrs. G. F.
Camp are at Middlesex today attend.
ing the funeral of relative.
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Ridden left this
noon for Bellows Falls, after brief
stay ! this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Murray.
Water Superintendent Campbell
was In Orange and East Barre yester-
day and paid off all the workmen on
the water works extension.
VIM. Downie left yesterday after.
noon for Montreal and from there he
will sail on the "Cinco" for trip
through England and Scotland.
The attending physicians feel more
encouraged today over the condition OF
Harry Baxter. He passed a comfort
able night and the wound is doing
well.
II the evening is pleasant the
Colu mbus band will give its next open
air concert on:the city park:tonight. II
1t should be rainy 1t will be given Sat-
urdsy evening
Mrs. William :Heminway left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, to
join her husband after pleasant stay
in the city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. T. Page.
William G., James M. and H. j.
Smith returned last evening from
Quincy, Mass, where they set up
handsome monument for their par
ents cut by themselves.
Era Gushing was arrested last
evening for drunkenness by officer L.
N. Gauthier. This morning he plead
ed guilty, but he was committed to
Montpelier jail for an unsatisfactory
disclosure.
The body Ut the late Thomas Griffin
which was found In the river yester-
day, was sent to St. Johnsbury this
morning, where it will be buried.
The Painters union will pay all the
funeral expenses.
National Lecturer Albert Shure of
New Jersey will lecture In the Modern
Woodmen hall at Montpelier, July IL.
His subject will be "Readjustment of
Rates." All Modern Woodmen are
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davis of Nor.
ristown, N. j., left for their home this
morning after pleasant stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Corskie. Me.Davis
is q partner OF Mr.. Corskie In his
granite manufacturing business.
Bolster reservoir is now so full as to
prevent the fear of water famine
this year. Work Is so we'll advanced
on the Orange brook extension that
in two weeks, If it should be necessary
water could be turned on. Thus
there will b, no pumping necessary
this year.
The miscreant who has been annoy
ing people by peeking into windows
and assaulting lone women on the
street at night, was caught in the act
of Insulting some people on Washing
ton street few days ago. He is de-
scribed as short and rather Stockily
built man. He has dark moustache
and swarthy features. He had on a
dark coat and light trousers. AS soon
as he saw he was discovered he ran
away, but not before the pc pie had
had a good look at him
Peter Congo has gone to Wells
River.