Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-19
CITY NEWS.

terday on business.
q. l.. Holman of Randolph was in
the city yesterday on business.
A. II. Buzzell has finished the wall
at the back of his property on Pearl
street.
Mrs. James Marion is much better
today and the baby, Vivian, is also
out of danger.
James T. Carey of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
is in the city looking up granite ship
ments for the west.
G. Freedom has moved his house
hold goods to Rutland, he having Sc
cured a position there.
Miss Maggie Hibbard of Williams
town was in the city yesterday and
called on Mrs. e. N. Prescott.
City Clerk Burt H. Wells says that
the receipts for taxes up to date are
fully as large as this time last year.
Mrs. Zed II. Campbell and son
Ralph, of Randolph, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Kenyon for a few
days.
Mrs. Greenwood of Graniteville,
left yesterday for Manchester, N. H.
to take up her residence there for the
future.
Miss Dora Delaney of Burlington,
arrived yesterday to remain until af-
ter the funeral of her niece, Natalie
Marion.
Frank Cutler has severed his con-
nection with the clerks union and gets
through with M. S. Levin Saturday
night.
Bert Powers has returned to his
home at St. Johnsbury. after spend.
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G..
N. Kenyon.
Standard dry plates are unequalled
atanywhere near the price. Averill
Music Co.
Mrs J. M. Bond has returned from
her two weeks business trip through
the wholesale millinery departments
of Boston and New York.
The game Of football which was to
be played Wednesday afternoon be-
tween the Defenders and the God
dards has been postponed until Thurs
day afternoon at 80
We have number of pieces of mu-
sic, late hits, that are soiled. which
we wish to close out and have marked
at ten cents each. These are the
same pieces of music we sell for %
cents when clean and new. Averill
Music Co.
The members OF the intermediate
Society of C. E. are requested to
meet at the Congregational church
Friday evening at 6 o'clock sharp,
where barge will be ready to take
them to the "husking bee" at Dea
Israel Woods farm. 35
Entry blanks are being issued to-
day for the races Oct. 8, 10, II; -,
and there is bright outlook for en-.
tries as the fairs will be over in other
parts of the state, leaving the week
at the disposal of Rugg & Campbell.
Inform all your friends as to the date
as there will be good racing.
The Blue & Gray, Sing me a song
Of the South, A Bird in a Gilded
Cage, Little Black Me, and all the
new hits, as fast as issued, 25 cents
each. Averill Music Co.
You can do as much and sometimes
more than with your own, especially
is your means are limited. In this
case by using others, you would have
a much larger capital with which to
dc. business, this is exactly the princi-
pie upon which that very capable &C
tor and comedian, Hennessy Leroyle,
has worked. For in selecting bis
material upon which to demonstrate
how we'll he has succeed in the appli-
cation of the same to his art as an
answer, in will only be necessary to
announce the fact that he will be
seen in this city at the Barre opera
opera house Wednesday night.
Do not 60 to the theatre expecting
knock about features to be served you
as comedy or you will meet with a
sad disappointment, for none Of these
are component parts of the pronounc-
ed success of this play. 1t is a COM
edy, presented by company especial
ly engaged for their respective parts.
Among the principal may be mention
ed Miss May Sargent late of Nodes
ka end Margaret Mather companies;
Janet Walters, Il. ChaS. Hayden, Miss
Dollie Bardell, John r.. Robinson,
Harold Linson and Louis r. West.