Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-06
CITY NEWS

in the city on business today.
Mrs. b. W.. Hooker and children
left for Greensboro this morning.
Mis- Annie Gibbons commenced
word this morning at the City Cafe.
Nat Keith, clerk at w. II. Corners
store, is taking a three weeks vaca.
ton.
Miss Wayne Cults has gone to
Greensboro pond for a couple of
weeks vacation.
The meeting of Hiawtha Lodge
No. 20, l. o. O.. r., last night, was
all Of a routine nature.
Fred Kemp has returned to Hard
wick, after spending the Fourth with
his family in the city.
Matinee at Dewey Park at 2.30 to-
morros afternoon. Several parties OF
ladids and children are planning to
60.
The international team race was
won with a score of 81 out Of a posi-
BILE 100 targets, which is one of the
best records.
Miss Inez Matthews left this after.
noon for her home in Lyndonville.
She has been visiting friends here fol
the past few days.
Those who took part in the float OF
the "City Fathers are requested te
meet at l.. M. Averill's at $50 to-
night to settle up.
Sanctuary, Granite City, S. of A.
held their regular meeting last night
Two members were initiated and one
application received.
j.. B. Marsh, the hull corn man, has
returned from his trip to Worcester.
Mass. He drove both ways with biz
| team and had a fine time.
Walter Premier finished work witt
the Central Vermont yesterday ano
commenced this morning with Johr
II. Griffin of North Barre.
T.. M. Tayntoa left last night fol
New York city to attend the funera
of a relative, after which he will visit
the granite places of New England.
Harry Brown will play at Dewey
Park only two nights more. All hi
friends must 60 down tonight or Sat
urday if they wish to see him do hi
act.
There will be a regular meeting O
the X. Of c., tonight at 7.30. AL
members are requested to be present
as business of Importance will b.
brought up.
Tom Suitor has sold his horse
Prince Lambert, to Geo. w. Fem o
Bristol, Conn. This is the horse tina
won third money in the 2'50 class at
the trotting park July 4th.
The five barns and cottages nea
Groton Pond right by the sawdus
pile that was on fire so many years
are reported to have burned down OF
July 4th. Only one Of the cottage
was occupied.
The Barre base ball team crosses
bats at 2.3O tomorrow afternoon a
the Granite City Trotting Park will
the Hardwick team. Admission 2!
cents. In the two gaines which thes'
two teams have played each has takel
one, which will make this an interest
ing rubber game.
The police were called to the Gran
lite ST., bridge yesterday Afternoon
to quell an alleged fight, but whel
they arrived on the scene the parties
engaged had disappeared. The stor.
goes that while fighting they fel
into the river and were so interested
in their little entertainment tina
they continued the scrap, only stop
ping when they learned that tin
"copperS'' were coming when they
disappeared.
B. A. and w. Fl. Eastman returned
last night from Swanton, where the.
had been attending the Robin Hoot
| Powder Co. tournament. The team
of the Union Gun Club, composed O
George Walton, Charles Barrett an(
Gale Bennett Of Montpelier and VIII
and B. A. Eastman Of Barre, won thu
international trophy. Besides thi'
the boys brought back a pile Of none!
each n of them having their pockets
we'll lined. They were entered ii
most of the sweeps and considering
there were about forty shooters pre-
sent, among them many cracks, it il
showing a good record to bring bacl
so many prizes.
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