Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-07
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

The Rev. s. c. IIayford Of Burlington
is in the city.
r. j.. Dcnsmorc returned from the
Tunbridg" fair yesterday.
George Carpenter of Win0osEi is in
the city on business today.
/ Richard Lawlcss is passing around
the cigars today. 1t is a boy.
/. N. Chase of Essex Junction was in
tho city on business yesterday.
Alex Coutts has moved from Summer
street TO 4l9 North Main street.
j. j. Enright of Burlington was in
the city on business yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Webster of Granitcville
died yesterday of tubcrcular meningitis.
j, ID. Grant Of the U. V. NJ. is spend
Ing a few days with his parents in the
city.
l.. l.. Leonard is to begin work Mon
day for Phelps Brothers, as clerk in their
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Northrup return
ed to their home in South Royalton yes
tcrday.
William Mari returned yesterday
from weeks business trip through New
York state.
The recently laid sewerpipo on Averill
Street was covered up yesterday and the
ditch filled.
Mrs. Charles r. Scott returned yester-
day afternoon from visit to her home
in Swanton.
Mrs. Jane Watson left yesterday for
Leeds, 2. q. to visit relatives for about
three weeks.
John Richardson is to leave here
next week for Raymond, California to
work at cutting stone.
Isn't our laundry lovely? Yes. my
dear. 1t is washed with Lautz Bros. &
Co.'S Big Master soap.
o. Ii. Hale returned yesterday from
Tunbridge fair. This is the last fair
which he attends this year.
Fred Bruce returned yesterday after
noon from the Tunbridge fair, where he
acted as marshal at the races.
Nelson Downing's livery stable is con-
ncctcd with the telephone and he has an
excellent lot of carriages horses, If
Mead & Duffy sold one of their lots
on fremont street yesterday TO W. l..
Poole for II consideration of $325.
Mrs. Livingston of East Hardwick ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon to
visit her daus liter, Mrs. D. L. Giflin.
Mrs. John Bauld OF st. bloomsbury
"rrivcl in town yesterday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. William Morrison of Granite-
Vile.
DO lot buy inferior soaps from ped
lrrs when you can buy Big Master, the
biggest sc bar of best soap made at
your groccr's.
William Reasldc leaves this afternoon
for Albany, n. Y. where he will work
on the same job with Fred Cassie and
George Edwards.
Photographer Harry l.. Cutler ac-
turned asst night from Eoston where he
has been for :hc past week at tho Pho
tographcrs convention.
The Barre Supply Company has just
put in new 80 horse power Atlas high
speed engine for James X. Foliwc. Ii
was started running yesterday.
There will be Il meeting Ct the MEM
bcrs Of the Baptist church this evening
for the transaction Of special business
regarding the admittanco of new men,
Dcrs.
john Nc Iced writes to his brother
from Raymond. California that tho
prospects there arc not rs bright as he
thought they would be. He says he
would not advise anyone to 20 there
from here.
AS Mrs. L. Il. Wiley was coming out
Of The rarre Steam Laundry in Central
Place Wednesday evening she ripped
over some tll iron ard broke hor ankle
Dr.. Whitaker 1cduced the fracture and
she is doing well now.
Deputy Sheriff Il. G. French fount
Two men in an Intoxicated condlio
near Granitcvillc Thursday. They welt
brought here to spend the night an,
yesterday they were taken to East Barre
for trial. They disclosed on the Barre
City Liquor Agency.
The superintendent of the Anti-Saloo'
League of Vermont has compliments
the local president, Rev. Z. M. Fuller
on bis excellent statement Of the aim
and purposes of the league, as pAblishe'
in the TELEGRAM, and will distribute