Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-05
CITY news

Mrs. Walter Williams has gone to
Hallowell, Me.
Mrs. M. McDermott will return
this evening from visit at Chester.
Born yesterday afternoon son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers OF Park street
extension.
The monthly meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Presbyterian church
will be held this evening at 7 o'clock.
Thomas Macintosh went to Man.
chester, N. H., last night, after a
short visit in this city with his
mother.
There will be a meeting OF the
Team Drivers Union this evening in
Carpenters hall. A full attendance
Is requested.
w. B. McLennan left this noon for
New York, and will sail tomorrow on
the "Celtic" for visit Of several
months at Glasgow.
Miss Ada Croft has been engaged as
the regular organist at the Congre-
gatienalist church and as such began
her duties there Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. f. ". Fuller went to
Northtleld, Mass, this noon where
Mr.. Fuller will assist Prof. D. B..
Towner in preparing song book that
will appear this fall.
Mrs. F. b. Jones and her son left
this morning for Walcott and Bos-
ton on he: way to her home in Dallas.
Texas, after a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. S. j. Jones in this city.
A bearing is going on this afternoon
in the city court on the liquor seized
at the Central Vermont freight sta
tion Saturday evening. W. w. La
point appears for States Attorney
Hoar.
One Of the city sewer books was
left on the curb in front Of j. X.
Tierney's house opposite the "Fork
shop" today at II p. M. The finder
will please leave at the city engineer s
office at once.
w. w. Lapoint's play for Glove
and Honor" will open it's season at
Elktou, Nd, Thursday night, going
from there to Pittsburg and Buffalo.
This piece carries with it car load OF
scenery and TWO racing horses.
The insurance adjusters are here to.
day looking after the fire loss at K. l..
Smith & Co.'S quarry. They are H.
A. Kemp OF the Union Mutual, Mr..
Furness of the Commerce. Union and
MIR. Clark for the New York Under
writer's.
An inquiry into the death of James
Grannels, who was killed here on the
night that Pawnee Bill's Wild West
show was here, is being held today at
Montpelier by the railroad commits.
sioners. All the witnesses have been
summoned from this city.
Miss Edith Marcott returned to
Randolph this noon after visit with
her friend, Mrs. T. L. Snow. She
was to appear at the musicale tomor-
row evening but has been obliged to
leave sooner than she expected to and
SO will not be aole to appear there.
Believing that coal will be no cheap
er, and not desiring to get left when
the cold weather comes, @. L. & R. S.
Currier have bought one of the four
carloads of coal that have come into
this city since last May. AS the coal
cost IS a ton 10 Burlington, some idea
Of what the price was here In Barre
may be obtained.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will give lawn party on the
church 10 xn Wednesday evening, Aug.
6. If rainy it will be held in the base.
nent. Admission 10 cents. Ice
cream and cake will be served. $50
The Ladies Aid Society Of St. Mon.
lea church will hold their lawn par
ty, which was recently postponed on
account of the illustrated lecture in
the church, on Thursday evening Of
this week on the lawn Of DIR Nc.
Sweeney, weather permitting. The
committees that were appointed at
the last meeting will please take no.
tice, as t ley W Il be expected to at
tend to their part Of the program.
Every member will please bring q
cake. Musical entertainment, admis.
sion S cents. Every body is welcome
LOOK PLEASANT PLEASE