Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-11
CITY news

GcOTHc DdupcT VI WcllS hINcI iCIu
for home Saturday afternoon.
Fred LaCasse who was in Burling.
ton on business returned last night.
Charles r. Scott passed Saturday
and Sunday with his wife and child
in Roxbury.
Joseph Brown who has purchased
land from Duffy s. Mead has common
ced building.
The regular communication of Gran.
tie Lodge +. & A. NJ, will be held
Friday evening.
Donald McPhce of East Montpelier
was here Saturday to attend the
Burns Clubs picnic at Cherry Vale
Grove.
The Barre baseball team who went
to Hardwick Saturday to play base
ball returned home last night.
My Bed is Like a Little Boat, the
hit of May Twins new play, only 25
cents copy. Averill Music Co. II
Miss Porlozzi who has been work.
ing for the Union Cash Bazaar was
obliged to quit on account of pool
health.
The mother of MI Thomas II
Barry, who has been stopping with
her since her illness, returned home
Saturday.
There was fire at tina Burns
Clubs picnic Saturday afternoon, but
fortunately there were no very seri.
Gus results.
Ladies' black brocaded silk skirts on
sale at s3.9S, beginning, Saturday al
the Combination Cash Store. Every
skirt in the store reduced from 20 tt
so percent, beginning tomorrow.
The body of the late Calvin Stowe
who died in Boston Friday, is to bt
brought here today for burial. He
was formerly a resident of Barre.
Ma Tiger Lily, Her Name is Rose
Believe, and all the newest successes
% cents each, Averill Music Co. t
NJ Carney, who was visiting friends
in Hardwick and incidentally enjoy
ing a fishing trip to Greensboro, re
turned home Saturday night.
Tonight the general committee TO-
the Fourth of July celebration will
meet in the new quarters above thu
store of L. M. Averill. The meeting
is called for 1880 sharp.
No matter what you need in Music
we supply it, and at the lowest posi-
BILE prices, Averill Music Co. t
All tiremen who wish to join tn
running team to compete for tn
prizes on July 4th arc requested t.
meet tonight in the club rooms OF
Prospect street. Meeting called tt
order at O'Clock sharp.
| Will those ladies having table-cloth
or dishes belonging to the Universal
list society be sure and return then
before Wednesday, as they will b.
needed during the convention THU
week. 1880
There will be meeting of TIN
Burns Club on Tuesday evening il
Miles Hall. All members are re
lquested to be present, as business O
Importance is to come before thu
meeting. 1870
James Campbell, the famous cente
half back of the Barre Rangers, whit
has been in Scotland for the past 81!
months, has embarked on the steam
ship New England and will soon b'
back in Barre, much to the joy of hi
many friends and of the supporters 0
the Barre Rangers.
Strawberries 10 cts. basket at Il
d. Ladd'S. If
Tine granite firm of McIvcr & RuX
ton is to undergo change in a few
weeks. One of the partners George
Ruxton the popular and we'll known
granite dealer is to cease his connec
ton and 60 to Quincy, Mass, where
he will conduct the granite business
of Mcdonald & Son. He will leave
Barre about August 1st. He has re-
sided in Barre for II years ard has
made many friends who will be sorry
to learn of his departure. The bust
ness of the firm will be carried on by
the other partner Malcolm Mc1vcr.