Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-17
Latest Edition.
CITY News.

E. B. Cree OF Greenburg, Kan, is
visiting at Cliff Cote's.
John A. Cross of Mortified was in
this city last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rooney are
spending the day in Roxbury.
Miss Lydia Reed OF Natick Mass,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. East
man.
Mrs. e. S. Andrews left this morn
ing for MORA, N. Y, to spend the
summer.
Miss Lizzie Manaham accompanied
by Miss Emma Ste Uart left this
morning for Leeds, P. q.
There will be regular communi-
cation Of Granite Lodge, No. IS F.
and A. NJ, on Friday evening.
There will be special meeting to-
night of Hose Co. No 9, for the pur.
pose Of getting their money.
Michael Marion and son Willie, left
yesterday afternoon for St. Albans for
weeks visit with relatives.
NJ. w. Hylaud Of East Barre, left
here on the 3.05 train yesterday for
Burlington on few days business
trip.
Mrs. Lyman A. Gale of Averill ST.,
is seriously ill., Her son, Rev. Edwin
]. Gale and wife OF Island Pond are
here.
Miss Lizzie Burnham of Lynn,
Mass. arrived in the city last night to
make her home with her nephew B.A.
Eastman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Campbell with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Calkins left
this morning to spend the day at
Mt. Mansfield.
Mrs George Ruxton and family Of
Quincy, Mass, arrived in town last
night and are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles T. Campbell.
Clan Gordon has leased Caledonia
Park on the Marvin farm for period
o. five years and will convert the
same into picnic ground.
DR.. G. e. Molinelli has just been
appointed as the physician for the
Mutual Benefit Society Of Quincy,
Mass, an Italian organization.
The Rev. j. w. Watt has moved
out of Mrs. j. r Georges tenement
at 50 Elm ST., and the tenement is
vacant until it is again rented. See
adv't.
Henry and Thomas Parker, shoe
manufacturers of Lynn, Mass, are
making pleasure trip through New
Hampshire and Vermont with two.
seated automobile. They visited
Ea tmau Bros, yesterday.
W. G. Archie, the u superintend-
ent Of the Barre Granite and Paving
Co., has arrived In the city from Sands.
town, MINI. AS soon as the neces.
sary tools arrive be will 60 to work
with large gang of men turning the
heaps Of grout at the quarries into
something Of va ue.'
The Misses Emma Nelson and Ayls
Coffin Of Orange with Charles Sand
erS Of Nashua, N. H., spent Monday
with Mrs. L. Q. Coffin Of Washington
street. M. Sanders returned to stay
ever Tuesday night on his wayl to
Waitsaeld to visit friends before re-
turning home Saturday,
Oscar Lindsay, who was r. Gently re-
leased from jail on Sl5U bail, furnish
ed by Charles Andrews and ohn Do
herty, is again a county boarder, as
his bondsmen did not care to be re.
sponsible for bis appearance in county
court. Lindsay is charged with ap-
propriating TO his own use $50 bill
given him by a man in Barre to p1r-'
chase intoxicating liquor.
At the regular meeting of Green
Mountain Lodge, No. 7546, L. o o.
F., M. u, Monday evening, two can
didates were initiated and three ap.
plicationS were received. The half
yearly audit showed the lodge to be
in very prosperous condition. d. G.
M. Joseph Graham, assisted by z. &.
James Cruickshank and John Gilbert
son, installed the following officers
n l., John A. Martinson; V. g., John
II. Murray; G. M, David Jol; P. s.,
Charles oliver; E. 5. George Young;
Treas, Alex w. Richie; Con-, An
drew tombstone; Warden, Harry JET
fords; Chaplain w. Sinclair; r S. to
n. g., Creamer Allen; l. S. to n g.,
Samuel Johnstone; LIST S. S., Samuel
McMlnn; I'd s. s., james McMinn; R.
s, to V, G., K o. Anderson L s. to
V. q, Nelson Pearson; O. G., Jonn
Tromer: |. G A D. Smith.
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