Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-30
CITY NEWS

Aycrill Music Co.'s
Geo. W. Hunt is confined to the
house with the grip.
Frank Waiter has sold his four year
old colt to Henry Sulham.
Alex Dobie is moving from Elm
street to Elm street extension.
Sappho, the story everyone is read
ing, only lOc. at Ayerll Music Co.'s
Advertising is the Golden Gate"
to prosperity. Use TIE TELEGRAM.
Latest popular sheet music arriving
almost daily at Avcrill Music Co. IS
Several good second hand harnesses
for sale cheap. Downing's livery
stable. TT
Mrs. Norman York is on the sick
list at her home on South Main
street.
A IA pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. James Sullivan of Seminary
street Saturday.
Jones Bros. have eight cars going
to Beaver, Pa. for the large mausolc-
UNI to be built there.
Lisle Perry's baseball team was de-
feated Saturday by Charlie Knapp's
team, the score being II to I.
The three week S old son of Thomas
Barry died yesterday and the remains
were taken to Lebanon, N. ii. this
noon for intermcnt.
M. G. Nichols returned Satur-
day night from a weeks business
trip to New York.
The electric car leaving Montpelier
at $50 this morning did not arrive at
Barre until nearly $50.
II. Fl. Baxter started up his carpet
cleaning business this morning. Nor
man York has entered his employ.
There will be special communica-
tion of Granite lodge +. and A. Nj. on
Friday night. Work the second de-
gree.
The polishers will meet this even
ing at 7.3O. All arc requested to be
present as there is important bust
ness.
City Clerk Wells took group pic
ture Saturday of so children of the
Methodist Sunday school, and also of
the church.
James Murray from Aberdeen,
Scotland, arrived IN the city this
morning and will reside here. He is
a brother of John Murray.
Special Policemen e. T.. Perry and
P. G. Lavery were on duty Saturday
night and Sunday as extra patrolmen
in addition to the regular force.
THE TELEGRAM builds it's founda-
tion upon facts regarding itself, and
not upon falsehood regarding compet-
itors. The TELEGRAM proves its own
circulation to advertisers.
John Tarbey of Granitevlle, was
arrested Friday night by Chief Shop
ard for intoxication and fined S. and
costs by Justice Fay Saturday.
Grand Juror Scott prosecuting.
II. L. Avcrill has sold four of the
imported gramophoncs the past week
to people who had heard them in
comparison with other talking ma
chimes, and two of them formerly had
monographs.
Joseph Ossola and f. Prestini with
their families are to leave the first of
this week for New York, from where
they will sail for Italy and will re-
main there about three months.
At the meeting of Granite lodge f.
and A. M. Saturday night a beauti-
full masonic emblem was presented to
the retiring w. NJ, Frank Small, by
the members, as token of their re-
gard for him.
w. X. Wheatlcy received word Sat
urday announcing the death of Mrs.
Lucinda w. Smith in Brookfeld. She
was an aunt of Mrs. Wheatley. Flu
neral held today at one O'Clock from
the house of e. II. Allis.
James Higgins began this morning
his newly acquired duties as teacher
at the Beckley street school, in the
place recently occupied by G. Herbert
Pape. Mr.. Pape began work at the
Granite Savings Bank Saturday and
Clarence Lease has been promoted to
theposition held by W. A. Drew at
the bank.
DR.. DIN w. Daley of White River
who was in town Saturday
night as Grand Lecturer of the Grand
Lodge of MaSons of Vermont, was at
the side of the late DIR. Hoffman, who
was shot by the outlaws at Pittslleld
when the brave sheriff breathcd his
last DR. Daley was seen NV q rTEI H.