Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-31
CITY News.

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Jamestown today to remain over Sun
day with Miss Bertha Seaver.
Mrs. John Spence Of Merchant street
is to leave June 10th for a visit IN
Scotland.
A ''peeping Tom" caused consider.
able excitement On Merchant street
last evening and badly frightened sew
eral women. The police were sent for
ana Officer Owens patrolled the vicin-
ity for some time, but the culprit was
not captured.
The pasFor will conduct the usual
services at the UniversaliSt church to
morrow.
Miss Nellie Sadlier spent Memorial
day in Burlington.
W. E Downey has gcne.to St. AL
bans.
G. &. N,whall has gone to Nor
wich, Conn.
Practically all the stone sheds are
shut down today, thus giving the
men two days holiday.
The Italian Philo dramatic club
will present at the opera house on
June IA the Italian play, "Cosimo H.
ALA visite dele carceri.
Aleck McLeay has gone to Bury, P,
| =, on a visit to relatives there.
Chester f. Pike, the starting Judge
yesterday, will start the races at Con-
cord, N. H., July 4
L. w. Morris has returned to his
home in Bradford.
Mrs. Mary McIver has gone to
Bury, Pc. for a visit.
Miss James McWilliams has gene
Leeds, p. Q.
G. E. Guard hiss gone to Randolph.
Mrs. E. E. Perry is in Middlesex
today.
H. Watkins has gone to Concord N.
H.
Miss Stella Chase has gone to Grove
ton, N. Fl.
Jesse Cayhue is reported today as
being much better.
w. Fl. Miles of Graniteville, is in
the city tocay.
Mrs. Julia Morse was reported as
very low today.
The Barre Railroad company has in.
creased it's capital stock from S75, 900
to $500, 900.
W. A. Perry took Philo Camp to
Burlington this morning to have his
eyes treated at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
w. A. Whitcomb left this morning
for visit at Kearney, Neb., with rela-
tiveS.
Patrick Breen left this morning for
Burlington.
A. A. Mitchell is in Randolph to,
day.
N. R. Berry left this morning for
Richmond 70 spend Sunday at his
home.
Frank E. Howe, editor and proprie.
tor of the Bennington Rerormer, spent
Memorial day in the city.
Miss Pearl Morse of Jeffersonville is
visiting Miss Bessie Cave.
V. L Clark, who was one of the
judges at the races yesterday, has
charge OF all the horses at Fort Ethan
Allen for the U. s government.
V. L. Clark and Chester F. Pike,
who were the Judges at the the races
yesterday left for Burlington this
morning.
Goddard Seminary will 60 to Meri.
den, N. H., Monday to play Kimball
Union Academy.
There will be a meeting Of the
blacksmiths Monday evening at the
shop Of f. G. Briggs.
At the Baptist church the pastor
will preach tomorrow morning on
"Three Elements OF Success" and in
the evening on 1.-THE Vantage Point
Of the Christian Philosophy" The
offerings of the day are to be for home
missions. The evening sermon will
be followed by the administration Of
the Lords Supper.
The Swanton team won the Inter
national team shoot at Champlain,
N. Y, yesterday by three birds, their
scoring being 81, the Champlain
teams 90, the Union Gun Club OF
Montpelier, 80; the Montreal Gun
club So; the Cha mplain End club, 81.
All the competitors won more or less
merchandise prizes. The Union Gun
club team was made up Of w. II, and
B. A. Eastman and Fl. G. Bennett Of
this city, George Walton and Cha lies
Barrett OF Montpelier. Over 250 peo-
pie we're present to witness the shoot.
ing