Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-21
CITY News.

NeAoSooi ~ Ne S0llICl. lldtlaS
completed the westerly abutment for
the new North Barre bridge, has
moved his derrick and begun work on
tie easterly abutment.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Lamb of Bos.
ton are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. M.
d. Lamb.
The r. C. Bowers Granite Co. has
engaged vii .er's orchestra to play at
the clam bake Saturday.
j. E. Cbarponneau went to White
River junction this morning.
Mrs. o. S. Wiley went to South
Duxbury this morning to attend a
meeting of temperance people.
Mrs. Emma Black and Mrs. Nancy
Wood OF Waitstield are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Donally on Mad
ison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Griggs left this
noon for Passport, Me-, for a visit OF
two weeks
G. W. Ball and Fritz Jackson are in
Mortified today.
Paul Maberinl left this morning for
New York and will sail on Saturday
for visit Of several months in Italy.
The degree team Of Green Monnt-
ain Lodge will meet in the lodge room
Friday evening Aug. 22at O'Clock.
Mrs. J. E. Pelkey, of Carthage MY.
is Inv town for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. p. Gregory.
G. D. Newhall left yesterday for
New York.
F. J. Sawyer went to Burlington yes
terday.
A. M. Dunnett went to Barton this
morning.
Miss. Bertha Pike returned last eve
ming from her vacation spent at her
home in Waterbury Centre.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Shepherds Of America this even
ing.
There will be a meeting OF St. John
Court, c. O. F.. Friday evening.
William Lapin aid Stella Rock
both of Websterville were married
last evening by Rev. d. Daignault aud
left on the midnight train for New
York on their wedding trip.
Born Ausust. goth to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton II Collins, adaughter.
Miss Sue McCaffrey Of Burlington
formerly OF this city. is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Marion.
Rev. T. H. Mitchell left this noon
for short stay at Old Orchard beach,
Me.
Frank Odgers has gone to Spring
field, Mass.
w. W. Parry has gone to White
River Junction.
Mrs. Stephen Lascor has gone to
Proctor on visit.
The funeral Of the late Crawford
II. jackson will be held tomorrow at
pm. at his late home, corner OF
Brook and North Main streets. Rev.
Elite h. M. Jones will ott1ciate and the
burial will be at Williamstown.
George Dundas left last night for
Ottawa, where be will live for the
present.
James Tilton and wife stayed with
Mrs. Colby Tuesday night on their
way to Warren.
Melville Beedee of Melrose, Mass,
is stopping with Frank j. Colby at
Montpelier through the horse races.
On account of the rain this morn.
ing, which made the track very heavy
and unsuitable for good racing, the
races scheduled for this afternoon at
the Granite City trotting park have
been declared off.
1t is now currently reported that
the system of double entry bookkeep.
ing, recommended by the auditors for
keeping all the city accounts, has been
found too cumbersome to admit of
general use and will be discarded in
those departments where it has been
put into practice. The auditors have
the matter in charge and will take
what action they see fit.
II the weather be unfavorable TO-
morrow the Boys club will have their
picnic the day following, if pleasant,
leaving the club rooms at the same
hour, 9 o'clock. for Dewey park. All
boys are invited.
Rugg e. Campbell wish to tell the
public that today's racing will be run
tomorrow and tomorrow'S, Saturday,
on account OF the rain making the
track unfit for good racing today.
Mrs. G. d. Newhall left this noon
for visit at Norwich, Conn.
Now that the brick work on the
new A. Tomasi bl ok has been com.
pleted the stagings have been remov-
ed, thus allowing a good idea to be
obtained Of how the block will :ook
when it is finally completed.
William Duthie returned Tuesday
night from his vacation spent at Lake