Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-11
CITY NEWS

was in the city yesterday.
Hose Co. No. l holds regular
meeting on Monday night.
II. b. Cate has opened his soda
fountain at his candy store.
James Shorey of Plaintield was in
the city on business yesterday.
The adjourned meeting of the school
commissioners will be held tonight.
Croquet sets at low prices, Averill
Music Co. tt
NJ. G.. Nichols was able to be out
again yesterday, after few days ill
ness.
j. J. Sowles is to start milk team
for North Barre customers next Mon.
day.
Elegant in appearance. and the
finest amusement you ever saw. II.
L. Averill, agent. If
Mrs. Tracey of Chelsea is visiting
her daughter, Miss Lisle Tracey, at
the Seminary.
II. d. Segel left last night for a
short business trip to South Royalton
and burlington.
Jack Cayhue has added a syphon tc
his restaurant and is selling Miller's
beer on draught.
Standard Dry Plates, are the best,
fastest, most uniform, and give the
best satisfaction. Averill Music Co.
% North Main St. If
The first degree was worked last
night at the meeting of Hiawatha
lodge, l. O. O. f.
John Hall is on the sick list and alb
sent today from his labo1s at the
Union Clothing store.
One mail yesterday brought THE
TELEGRAM 81 new subscribers, all
from near by towns.
Two Nickel in the Slot GRAPHIC.
phones for sale at very low prices. AL.
most new, one never used. Averill
Music Co. tt
The American Girl will be present.
ed at popular prices tomorrow night
at the Barre opera house.
A large crowd of Williamstown peo-
pie were in the city last night to hear
the Andrews opera company.
You never heard anything like it.
The Zon-o-phone the latest, best,
loudest and finest talking machine,
equal TO the 800 machines, and sells
for SIS only. Just call in and hear it
at l.. NJ. Averill'S, it costs nothing To
hear it.
Mrs. A. T.. Cults, who has been
visiting in Roslindale, Mass, for a
few weeks, returned last night
The second degree will be worked
this evening at the special communi.
cation of Granite lodge, F. g. A. M.
John Wier, who was injured in a
bicycle accident week ago, expects
to be able to resume work next Mon.
day.
William Aver Of Bellows Falls, a
| former catcher on the Seminary base
bail team, but now in the insurance
business, is in town on business with
M. G.. Nichols.
The many friends of the popular
travelling man, Will Shaw Of Bethel
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering in very satisfactory man
ner from the results of the operation
recently performed on him.
The Barre Daily Times thus speaks
of the feature section of The TELE
GRAN containing the pictures ant
sketches of the four senatorial candi
dates, Dillingham;, Ross, Grout and
Prouty. 8" Each biography is by {
friend of the subject and each writer
presents indisputable reasons why his
candidate should be the one selected. ,
Five cents apiece for corks is not
very big price provided the corks are
large enough. 1t has been the prac
tice in times past for patrons of the
city liquor agency to pay this sum fol
ordinary corks in pint bottles. This
worked all right until certain bust
ness man bought pint of alcohol Of
Rev. e. w. Cummings, city agent, and
was then informed that he must pay
the extra tax for cork. The story
of this practice leaked out until the
liquor committee of the aldermen
heard of it, and the income from corks
will be considerably less in the future
even if 1T should be necessary to i'm
port the Rev. Charles M. Sheldon tt
manage the local agency according tt
his ideas.
A Very Remarkable Remedy.
at is with good deal of pleasure ant
| satisfaction that recommend Chamberlain:
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" say.
Druggist A. W, Sawtelle, Of Hartford, Conn
"A lady customer, seeing the remedy ex
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