Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-26
CITY NEWS

Guy.
w. II. Buchanan ard wife of Bos-
ton are in the city on business and
pleasure.
L. w. Howard, Of the Howard Drug
Co., White River Junction, is here on
business.
Charles Taylor, the Oldest handler
of horse in the state, is in the city.
He is 81 years old.
Born July oath daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mercer of Washing
ton street.
A son was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Morrison, of South
Main street.
The employees Of Jones Brothers will
hold their picnic next Saturday at
Cherryvale grove
ii. II. Davis of Morristown, N. j.,
a granite dealer, is in the city with
several fine orders.
Perry pictures large and small, for
sale by the Averill Music Co. tt
c. S. Eastman of Springfield, repre-
scnting Sturtevant, Merrick & Co., is
in the city on business.
W. +. Morse, wife and children re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
vacation at Old Orchard Beach.
NJ. H. Wason the famous starter of
trotting and pacing races is in the
city todayatthe Ttotting Park.
S. Whitney Of Burlington, repre-
senting the confectionery firm of Ar
buckle & Co, is visiting his custo-
merS.
e. B. Howard and his famous trot-
ter "Barney" are in the city. The
horse will be in the free-for-al to-
morrow.
j. A. Snow and r. j. Trombly Of
Hazens Junction, N. H., are in the
city attending the races, both gentle
men having horses entered.
Miss Eva Miles, daughter of W. II,
Miles, of Granltevlle, returned yes
terday from Stowe where she had
been visiting.
The Union Cash Bazaar are sell
ing their goods at cost prices. AS
it is a closing out sile you should call
at once and get what you need.
w. A. Drew and W. E. Barney re-
turned yesterday from visit t.
Waterbury. They signalled Barre
with a white flag from Camels Hump.
The qualified members of l. O. O..
f. M. U. are requested to meet in
Foresters hall Friday evening, July
9th, at : o'clock sharp. Special
business.
The clock in the Central Vermont
depot is not keeping correct time ow-
ing to the hammcring OF the work
men and tearing down of the walls
and a man is here regulating it.
f. G.. Clark, N. E. A., of Wiscon-
sin Central, Il. c. Johnston, f. A. of
the N. P. Ry., and f. M. Newbegin.
N. II. A. of the c. G. W. all Of Bos-
ton are drumming up shipments for
their respective roads.
Ensign Sims and wife of the Saliva
ton Army left last night for Peter
boro, Ont, They have been members
of the local barracks for nine months,
and made multitude of friends. They
have the best wishes Of their comrades
in arms for their success In their bat
tie with strangers in their new quar-
tcrS.
The following horsemen are in the
CITY each having one or more horses
with them: n. A. Mcdonald If Ly-
nvile; II. NJ. Stoughton and Allie
$. Page of South Royalton, j. A.
Houston Of Northicld +. Il Batch,
der and Il. w. Utton Of Morris, lille
and n. p. Wheeler Of Willie River
junction,
Children all like our old fash
i)ned ice cream candy. Call and get
some at Waterman Union Bakery.
SG-S1
IT, A. liutchinson. who has an office
in the Eastman block i, mourning tie
|, IS of his bic, Gle. He l1t it at the
silc of the buil>ling ON Saturday ni-h',
/ the vacant lot a d went Lone aijl :
cut it. lie did not til tx Of it again
until Sunday morning and on going to
look for it found it gone. He woul
like to know if s me honest person
found it.
G. N. Shephardson, of Rand lph,
drove over yesterday from Brooklield
where he had been visiting. In con-
versation he stated that he had re-
ceived word from his peach farm in
Michigan that the crop would be a
large one this year and that Barre