Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-25

Elegant in appearance, and the
finest amusement you ever say. IL.
L. Averill, agent. If
There will be a department meeting
of the fire brigade, Friday, May %, at
I o'clock. 1896
Patrick Noonan and Francis Duffy
will leave for the Paris Exposition
about June 25th.
Eloczzia, the four and onc-half year
old daughter of Lorenzo Cascllni of
Short street, died last night of diph-
liberia.
DR.. G.. Is. Nichols returned from
Burlington this morning, after atten-
ding the meeting of the state health
officers.
Thomas Brady, of Scgel & Brady's,
went to Burlington yesterday after
noon on business. He returned to-
day.
The annual meeting of the Mite
Society be held in the vestry Satur-
day May 26 at 2 O'Clock. All the
members are requested to be pres
emit.
ClAllen r. Cults and his brothers,
Frank r. and Will l.. Cults, returned
last evening from Cookbook, N. H.,
where they went Monday as witnesses
in suit regarding their former en-
ployers there.
Mrs. S. Pallavacini is preparing to
join her husband in PARIS. She is
selling her goods in the store: also
household goods as her intention is to
leave Barre, June 18th.
Superintendent of Water Works C.
S. Currier and his partner p. S.
Smith, are in Woodstock today at
tending the court there. They were
called there to testify in case of
much interest.
Mrs. Sarah Patrick who has been
visiting relatives in the city for a
few days returned to her home in
North Montpelier last evening accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs. George
Kelton who drove over after her.
Our store is not on "wheels'', we
have to "chip'' in our mite to support
your city, but We are still selling mu-
sic at the original low price, not as a
bait to a larger sale, but because our
profits are small and our sales large.
Avcrill Music Company. tt
Mrs. Frank Clerici has nearly recov-
cred from the injury received by
chopping her foot last winter. Osoli-
ma Clerici, her daughter is seriously
ill with a complication of fever and
bronchitis.
Anything in Base Ball uniforms,
mitts, or supplies furnished at short
notice at prices that cannot be dupli-
Gated. Mr.. II. L. Averill having been
well acquainted with all the baseball
supply people for years is able to meet
your requirements to your entire sat
iSfaction. If
Let every young man and woman,
and parents as well who are balancing
the question "Does college educa-
ton pay" obtain the double mum Der
of the Saturday Evening Post (Phila)
of this week in which the question is
to be discussed by eX-President Gro
yer Cleveland. While distinguished
college presidents will contribute
leading articles. What fund of
valuable reading for only five cents.
Ask your news dealer for it.
They are giving away goods. Go
and get your share of the plums. tt
Last summer there were two bicy-
c,e riders arrested and fined for taking
the short cut across Currier Park, in
stead of using the street. This seems
to have escaped the memory OF some
riders this summer, as there are many
who do it now to the no little discom-
ort of those who find it necessary to
use the walk. ga word to the wise is
sufficient
The "Burglar' was the attraction
again at the opera house last night
and enough cannot be said about the
excellence of the company. The &C
tors and actresses seem to be passing
through natural part of their life
instead of merely playing it for the
pleasure of others. 1t is as we'll to
state here that Barre will seldom sec
such a splendid piece of acting in any