Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-30
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| MES. 4uUludo Soo'cj AHA AOUlc, MISS
Maggie Wood and several Others ex.
pect to leave Tuesday for Scotland.
That greaHgaue of ball between
the fat and ne lean men, will be
played aext t'uesday afternoon. 1t
will be more fun than a circus.
+. b, Smith sold out his lunch cart
business yesterday to John c. Cormick
of Montpelier. The latter, who is an
experienced man in the business. will
take possession Monday. Mr.. Smith
Will remain in town.
e. A. Bugbee left this noon for
Northfeld.
ira Lawrence leaves this afternoon
lH Hardwick to spend Sunday with
n's .amily which is visiting there.
Insse will be meeting Of the sol.
a,els isenument committee at 7.3o
1nursuay svening In the council cham.
Der, city hsM. e5.6
Mr.. and Mw Edwin Blanchard and
FAMILY leit ths morning for Clinton,
vile, N. Y, to attend the funeral ~
Mrs. Blanchard sNster, Mrs. Percy r.
Barnes of this city, whase death oc.
Cured at Ausable Foks YESTERDAY
Mr.. Barnes went thesa Wednesday
Mrs. Barnes has been III With consnmr.
tion for the past six mMths. She
leaves a father, husband, two SIM, II
children, and two sisters, Mes. Blap.
chard Of Barre, and Mrs. Helen Snow
Of Ausable Forks, N. Y. Mrs. harness
would have been 20 years OF age IL 81 {
had lived until next October. TIE
funeral takes place tomorrow at Mrs
Barnes former home ia Clintonville.
Lwis Gay went to Randolph today.
During the past week large lot Of
hay has been cured and put into the
barns, and If fair weather continues tt
prevail many of the small farmers in
this vicinity will finish haying before
July 4th.
Starting Judge Chester Pike re.
turned to Claremont, n, H., this
morning.
Andrew Knapp is not working at
the Red Cross Pharmacy this after.
noon. He injured his back yesterday
lifting on heavy barrel of syrup, and
pleurisy has set in. 9s
There was a good attendance and a
pleasant time at the Epworth Leag.
ues free social last p'c3ht ~ g. g., =
was was served served Ss. -
Harry Alley ..,,, thar. !; 77harI;e
Blair, and fZs ancastroppa went ur
orange way fishing Thursday night.
sseturnlng/ Friday night. They had
shout zy0 nice trout, three Of which
weighed over pound each. g
The funeral Of Hazel Mary Cults of
East Barre will be held Sunday at the
East Barre Congregational church at
ESQ. The interment will be in Elm,
wood cemetery of this city.
Mrs. T. r. Mills who has been i'll
for several days is improving.
" Nelson Duscharm and wife went to
Chazey, N. Y, today.
Peter Peterson went to Boston last
night. !, ~. :.. .. ,~ 49,,
Walter, Ellery and Mike = LABEL,
went to burlington last night. .
Joe Blair has gone to Chazey,
n. Y.
"a, Peter Kennedy went to Montreal
yesterday afternoon.
The South Barre Dramatic club will
present the four act military drama
JOSH Winchester, or Between Love
and Duty, at the Unity Temp e, South
Barre, next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings July End and 3rd. On Wed.
nesday evening Miss Gladys Barron Of
the city will give readings. Admis.
sion 0 and 20 cents. 6S-71
Two hundred and sixteen tickets
we're sold here this morning for the
excursion to Burlington and st. Al
oans Bay.
This is great weather for beer. We
lear it reported on the streets that
everal barrels have blown up in the
,ast few days, on account OF the
leat.
Miss Annie Robinson and several
theirs arrived here this morning
rom Scotland.
At the meeting of the Central La.
or Union last night an adjournment
7as taken until Tuesday evening,
uly 2nd., on account Of the heat.
Mulch & Calder's picnic is going
n at Benjamin Falls today.
John kouley has gone to Concord,
|. II.
Rugg & Campbell are no catch.
emmy people. AS managers they prove
he best or nothing and strictly as
dvertised, and for Quly 3, and 4th.
ave established an unqualified repu.
alton again, by the exact manner in
hich they met all promises at this 1
eek sgreat races. The races July 3
nd 4, will surely surpass their prom.
es in the 2.50, 2.33, 1928, 2.24, 2.16
I'D the great $1,000 free.for-all clas- =:
IS that come July 4. 1t will be the
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