Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-18
CITY NEWS
Caught on. the Pencil FONTS by The
Telegram Reporters.

Mass, where he will reside.
Miss Edna Harvey of Saratoga, n.
Y, is visiting Miss Matte Jersey.
Frank Nichols erected large board
in front of his bicycle shop yesterday
perley Chandeliers residence has
been greatly improved by being newly
painted.
Miss Clara Darling Of Morrisyille is
visiting her uncle, sylvester Cameron,
for "A few days.
Miss Lynch OF st. Johnsbury,a sis
ter of Rev. j. A. Lynch OF that place,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown.
The Rev. Fife X. NJ. Jones and MIS-.
Susan Nichols are to leave tonight fol
Boston to attend the UniverSalist con-
vention there.
Hiram Bean, who has been in the
CITY on a short visit, left for Orange
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Bean re-
manned in the city.
Barre people are beginning already
to lay their plans for taxing m ti1c
BOSTON excursion that leaves here on
the 18th Of this month.
Hon. and Mrs. George W. Lynde
expect to leave tomorrow 1or BOSTON
TO attend the UniversaIiSt convention
which begins Friday morning.
The Wonan's guild OF the church
of the Good Shepard will meet "''li
Mrs. ". VI. smith at No. Warren
street tomorrow afternoon at 30.
The police. acting under instruc-
tons from Mayor Gordon, nave n"'i-
fled all the tobacco dealers not To sell
cigarettes to boys under Ii years OF
age.
Deputy Sheriff Z. c. French sold a
horse, carriage, harness, elc., at SilcI-
rs sale on Depot Square yesterday
afternoon. Nelson Downing vas lhc
purchaser at SAB.
The Barre Defenders have a star
foot holl team and it is hoped That
there will be good attendance at
their game with the Burlington High
school team here on Saturday after
\ llock of wild geese was seen flying
over The city last night at about lall-
past seven. They were not more IMAM
rs feet from the ground and were
headed towards the south. They
probably stopped somewhere up the
river.
The last chance is going fast. To-
morrow will be the last opportunity
for securing tickets for "'i'he Chris
ian, which appears tomorrow nlghu.
OF course there will be seats on sale dt
the box office On The night of the per-
Torrance, but be sure of getting a
good seat by going to the Red Gross
Pharmacy at once.
1t was sad group that gathered at
the 80 train last uight to bid good
bye to one who since MS years sojourn
in this city has endeared himself to
those who haye made his acquaint-
ance, and especially to his fellow
wortmen. Leroy Fitch has been
ticket agent at the c. y. Office Tor tle
past year. He has been obliged to
give up the position on account of i'll
health and last night he lett for New
Mexico. Just as the train WAS lcaV-
ing l.. II. Hutchinson, iii behalf CT his
fellow employees, ana other friends OF
Mr.. Fitch, presented him With al ell
Ye!0pe containing SO as d token OF
their esteem for him. Col. Ii. II.
Stou2hton procured for him pass tt
Albuquerque, n. II.
There was d great deal Of excite
ment on River street yesterday after
noon, when the residents OF that nov
peaceful locality we're forcibly remind
ed Of the good Old days by seeing d
dump cart and ii pair OF horses come
tearing down into their midst appa.
scntly from the heavens above. Now
the time has been when such an mel
dent would have been scarcely notice.
but things have changed, and Wncr
the above mentioned event occurred q
large crowd was attracted to the scene
to inake'a proper investigation. Tncl
found that one of Arthur Martin 5
teams had been used for doing some
grading on Floss street, when Tic
horses backed too far over the bank
and went pel nell over the precipict
down many feet until they landed OF
River street. The harnesses were cut
and the horses eXtlicated without any
great amount of damage being done.
You'll buy Wall Paper and Carpets
TO your umos' satisfaction. II is {
cheap paper for the ki'cben. or choice