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

Harley iiou. hton spent Sunday in
Marshheld.
Arthur Mccarthy spent Sunday in
NQrthtield
Frank Rogers and family spent
Sunday in Randolph
DR.. Fox Of Colinlh formerly Of this
city is in town today.
Miss Emma Carter returned this
morning from Hardwick.
W. S, b Wis Of Lyndonvlle is the
guest Of Alderman Robins.
The Knights Of Pythias will work
the first rank tomorrow night.
Pawnee Bill advance car No, ar
rived in the city this morning.
Miss Lola Billings Of Stowe is visit.
ing her cousin, Miss Eva Kennedy.
The Hook & LADDER CO. will hold a
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f f. Langley and children
have returned from their visit at Bos-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. c. b Tilden returned
t. their home IN Northtield yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilden and
Arthur Tilden spent Sunday in Brook
field
A son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs
Paola Maberini at their house on Fass
street.
Clarence Worthen las retained
from burlington for us Summer Va
cation.
Ernest Wor;hen is AT nome trc n
dartmouth College FIR MS sumner
vacation.
IL, f., Jones returned to Plattsburgh.
n Y, this morning after short stay
in this city.
Maurice Morse returned to Boston
last night after d visit IN this city with
his brother Jack Morse.
Carroll Griswold and his friend Leon
Daniels Of Morrisville are spending
the day at Woodbury. pond.
Regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of st. Monica s church at the
convent at ,.30 tomorrow evening,
+. W. Hooker and Frank McWhor-
ter and Their families with Mrs +. NJ
Wheeler and family went to Greens
boro pond this morning foI the week
b. II. Griffith went to Warren Sat
urday, and with Jesse McCollister Of
that place, caught Is trout that
weighed n pounds, one weighing 2,
pounds,
L. A, Curtis and wife, II. w. CLARK
and family, Miss Grace Cheney, and
I. W Green returned yesterday from
a few days visit at J. A. Demos cot
tage at Sabin's pond IN Woodbury..
A. j. Lamb of Northtleld spent the
Fourth with his brother, Or. NJ D.
Lamb, returning home Saturday
The doctors cousin, Miss Sadie Am b
of Northteld, was also with him over
the Fourth.
The marriage of Eva Mary, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Camp
bell, to Jed Henry LeClair is announc.
ed to take place at the Church of the
Nativity Wednesday morning, July 23
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Owen Raymond is receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Ct a son
weighing 9! pounds, today, at his
home, corner of Newton street and
Elmwood avenue. 1t is the seventh
consecutive son born to him and it's
birth was on the seventh day Of the
seventh month.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer
You can paint a building with fewer
gallons of Devoe Lead and Zinc than
with mixed Paints, and it vii, wear
twice as long as lead and oil mixed ty
hand. Renolds & Son.
A quiet wedding took place at I
o'clock Saturday night when Andrew
Scott and Mariory Sutherland were
united In marriage, the Rev. T. II.
Mitchell performing the ceremony.
Mrs. William Ewing obtained bail
late Saturday afternoon with her
brother James McNulty and j. w.
Gordon as sureties. Mrs. Laura Lock
lin was unable to obtain any and was
committed to Jail early in the evening.
About 40 friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex lronsides called on them at their
home on Spaulding street Thursday
evening on the occasion of the 10th
anniversary of their marriage and gave
them handsome dining room suite.
Ihe evening was spent in singing, songs
and like amusements. A feature Of
the evening was the stump Speech of
John Paul The selections by
the Diamond quartette were all right.