Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-23
CITY NEWS

Il. r. Mills was in Burlington yes
terday.
Lots of new goods at the Art Novel.
ty Store. If
Miss Martha Taylor Of Washington
is visiting Madame A. p. Braley.
Russell Calef was in Washington
calling on relatives yesterday.
Madame A. p. Braley is improving
from her illness SO as to be able to sit
up.
William WiShart returned Saturday
from short trip to White River
Junction on legal business.
Farmers coming to Barre to trade
will find nice chance to hitch their
horses in our new Market Place on
Burnham's meadow, just off Prospect
street, near the stone sheds. There
is plenty of room and it is quiet
locality. tt
Mrs. Daniel Hurtt Of Goldsboro,
North Carolina is in the city today
calling on friends.
Miss Helen Burbank, Miss Drucilla
Barley and Miss Fannie Carleton left
for St. JOhnsbury this morning to
attend the summer school there this
week.
A. A. Northrop returned from South
Royalton Saturday night where he
had been visiting friends for IA week.
Grace, the ID year old daughter of
Louis X. Averill died last night of
paralysis of the throat after very
short sickness. The funeral will be
held tomorrow at the house the Rev.
A. Il. Atwater officiating. The in
termcnt will be in Elmwood ceme-
terry.
At regular meeting of Good Will
Temple held Saturday afternoon the
following officers were elected for the
quarter ending Oct. 81 c. r., Susie
Burnham; V. r., Amy II oward: sec.
Hazel Daley, asst Sec, Mildred Veale;
chap, Bernice Whtcomb; marshal,
Joseph Thayer, d. M, Mabel Wilson;
sentinel, Hugh Veale; guard, Mary
Patterson; p. c. T., Reta Beckley; f. |
S. Ena Adie; treas, Ray Coppins, asst. |
supt., Bessie Spooner. There will be
no meeting Saturday as the Temple |
will have months vacation.
Lower prices than ever as our rent
is only about one fourth as much as
formerly. Art Novelty Store. tt
Charles Stems and James Lillis of
Rutland are in the city today on bus
mess.
B. A. Eastman drove to West
Faiilee Saturday on business. He
was accompanied by his aunt Miss L.
M. Burnham who returned to her
home at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hadden arrived
in Barre yesterday from New York
accompanied by Mrs. w. Emsle. and
ION returning from their visit to
Scotland.
Miss NJ. Williams, the colored lady
Employed by Col. Fl. II. Stoughton re-
urned today from Oberlin, Ohio.
w. II. II. Luckett of So. Royalton
vas in the city Saturday. <
One S7.40 Edison photograph, used \
little, sold for s., just think of it, a
GOD talking machine for IS. Averill s
lusic Co. If ,,
James Cassidy was arrested Satur- -
ay night for drunk by officer Brown.
e was brought before Judge Boyce
'day and plead guilty. The case was fla
'ntinued pendinga satisfactory dis al
osure. Grand juror f. s. Williams W
'osecutes. of
n
Hose Go. No. ; will hold a practice he
Getting att O'Clock Tuesday evening. TT
II order w. E. Beck. s4.s5 ~
Hose Co. No. l and the Hook and &c
ldder Co. will practice together p
thursday night O'Clock. $3.50 e
The slate roofers have commenced
'rk on Charles Averill's house.
The Knights of Columbus intend 4,
wing a basket picnic to Providence G.
and August s. The train will A,
We Barre at 30 for Burlington.
ere the steamer will take the ex- ro
'sionists to the island. A stopwill
made here to allow those who wish
remain on the island to get off the No
It when it will proceed to the sum- -
r school. This is not a private
mic but a public one and as the the
nd trip is only one dollar people - -
n families should take ADVANTAGE witt
t. Ing