Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-28
CITY News.
A. E. Potter has gone to Windsor.

a. A|' oIICi uoS souO w ''ANS"i'
r. J. Knowles has gone to Water
bury.
c. S. Andrews spent Sunday in Rich
mond.
l. W. Bates OF East Barre has gone
to Boston,
Capt. Owens of the Salvation Army
has gone to Burlington.
&. X. Church of West Topsham was
in the city this morning.
Miss Bessie Wheatley of Boston, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Louise Hazelton Of Mortified.
was in the city over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Cameron will return
from Sherbrooke, p. Q. on Friday.
Liberty Jeifords OF Williamstown,
is visiting his granddaughter, Mrs. II
A. Holt
Arthur G. Tilden returned from
Mortified this morning where be
spent Sunday.
Miss Mary German, the assistant in
City Clerk Wells office, began her an
nual vacation this morning.
Willis Abbott left last night for
Rutland on his way Lack to Lewiston,
Me-, stopping at Lebanon, N. H., on
his way to Boston.
Rev. D. Nixon came from Montreal
today to visit his brother-in la W
Rev. Mr. Mitchell Of the local Pres
byterian church.
William and Arthur Beattie and
Alexande Milne jr. left this morning
for a vacation on 5. Chamberlain s
farm in East Barre.
Waller Adams returned this morn.
ing from his vacation which he spent
at Highgate Springs and has resumed
his place at Homer Fits.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Reaside,
who have been visiting relatives in
Gardiner, Me-, for several weeks, re.
turned home Saturday night.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap.
tbs: church will serve their monthly
tea tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock and
invite their friends to be present..
AS soon as Miss Abbie Como re-
turns from her vacation TIL lrsday.
Miss Rose Cook will 60 to Plaintield
on farm for the benefit Of her health.
The members of the Presbyterian
Boys Brigade will meet at 6 30 this
evening to make final arrangements
for their ride this week to the quar-.
ry.
Letter Carrier F. B. Dyer went to
Boston Saturday night for week S
stay, While he is away his place Is
being taken by Substitute Letter Car
rler +. Nj. Lewis.
Clinton Little Of Burlington who
has been visiting his uncle Harry
Holmes on East Hill over Sunday,
left this morning for Bath, N. Fl. to
visit Lis parents.
Mrs. f. C. French left this noon for
a visit to her old home IN Tewkes.
bury, Mass. She goes principally to
enjoy the "Old Home Week. there,
aud will visit Boston before her re-
turn at the end Of two weeks.
While w. f. Jones and Murray
Durkee were taking machine for
lifting motors called a crab, weighing
600 pounds, out Of wagon, Mr.. Jones
lost his hold and the crab falling
struck him on the right foot smashing
it badly.
Robert Parker while working tor
the firm Of Churchill 4 Kirkland had
a heavy timber fall on his hand and
smashed it badly. The accident oc-
cured at North Barre while working
on the new shed owned by Reinhalter
& Co. OF Philadelphia, Penn.
AS the result Of the competition at
Rooney 4 Carr's over the number Of
cakes Of soapin the window Mrs. j.
K. Anderson received two pounds of
the best coffee, Fred Danforth, Mrs.
Robert Barclay and L. r. Hutchinson
got one pound each There were 6ls
cakes and Mrs. Anderson guessed
600.
Rev. B. S. Taylor addressed an
other large crowd from the band
stand in the park last evening speak
ing in behalf OF the prohibition party.
His remarks were Of the same general
trend as those Of Saturday evening.
He denounced the referendum and
was apparently afraid that the
verdict would be against his cause.
His remarks seem very Incorporate
and served to iniure rather than help
his cause.
Officers report that business is still
going on at the house on the East
Barre road which it was claimed was
closed up Saturday. States Attorney
Hoar told the BraSSaw woman and
Mr.. Cleveland that if they did not get
out Of the state by the expiration Of
the time he had given them he should
get out papers and have them sent
up to one of the state Institutions, MIR.
Hoori S u man of his word in those