Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-12
WEATHER PREDICTION.
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
CITY news

Mrs. R. L. Burgess has gone tt
Portland, Me
A sister of Richard Bradley hal
gone to Boston.
E. N. Bagley has gone to Water
bury.
A regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid OF St. Monicas church will be helt
this evening at 7.30 at the convent.
w. II. GIadding is Fort Ethar
Allen today attending Governors day
at the camp OF V. N. G.
G.. M. Wiltshire has returned from
his vacation, spent in Waterbury and
Morrisville.
A Son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur E. Gravelin al their home
on North Main street.
P. H. Phelphs OF the American
Clock Company of Chicago has been
visiting W. H. Pitkin.
Flynn G. Austin Of NewYork is ex-
pected in the city the last part Of this
week for visit.
The Rev. Anna B. Aldridge OF
J North Montpelier was In town yes
terday.
For various reasl MS it is now ex'
pected that the Foreign Masons will
not hold picnic this year as has been
their custom in years past.
Mrs. e. N. Aldrich of Glaniteville
went to Rutland this morning. Be.
fore returning she will visit at
Springfield, Mass.
1t is now expected that the barber
shops will be closed all day tomorrow.
At noon time it could not be definitly
stated whether they would be open
this evening or not.
The executive committees of the
Young Peoples clubs Of the Presby-
terrain church will have joint meet
ing this evening at 7.3O.
Assessor Nat Whittier has returned
from the Boston city hospital, where
he has been undergoing treatment,
He is much improved in health.
Rugg & Campbell are both away
today seeing the horSemen about en-
tries for their races. G H. Campbell
is at Littletou, n. H., and H. A. Rugg
is in St. Albans.
The only headquarters for Mrs.
Cummins' hand painted china, is
Mrs. j M. Bonds millinery store.
Call and see the new pieces on eXhi-
bition.
The sign ''Art Novelty Store, "
which has served to designate the
"regular' republican headquarters tor
the past few days, was removed this
morning.
Mrs S. Comolli and Mrs. A. M. Am
bro,ini left this morning for New
York and will sail on Thursday for
Hamburg to spend a year in Germany,
stopping in Hamburg and Strasburg.
Many people from this city are at
Fort Ethan Allen today attending
Governors day at the militia ca mp.
Among those present are Capt. e. j.
Badger and f. w. Jackson.
Deputy Sheriff II. d. Camp arrested
Joseph Murray at his home on the
East Montpelier road yesterday on a
warrant for drunkenness Aug. 2. Muir.
ray pleaded guilty when brought be-
fore Judge Fay and paid fine Of $40
and costs Of $500.
DR.. Martin returned from the Ma
tional Osteopathic Association con-
vention at Milwaukee yesterday. A
large attendance, great enthusiasm
and important business transactions
are reported by him, which made the
meeting the most important to the
members present. as also to the fu-
ture of the profession of any like met
ing ever held.
AS is usual when a heavy rain &C.
ours Seminary street was turned into
lake yesterday afternoon, the water
standing one foot in depth there.
The trouble is caused by two Sinch
surface drains trying to empty into a
6-inch drain taking the water from
Seminary and Summer streets. A..
f. Batchel Ter and other property
owners there Will sue the city for
damages.