Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-03

No tomorrow.

4 T.. W. BROOKS OF BOblOn ID III Uuc
city on business.
Payette, MendelsOhn & Co., have
| all kinds of fireworks.
Mrs. James Ross OF Hardwick Is
visiting in the city.
There was about two tons of grass
taken from Currier Park this week.
Alex Hunton arrived in the city
yesterday from Garrison, N. Y.
College ice cream, a new delicacy,
at Hawes'. TRY it. 62.6e
John Leslie and Adolph Goneo were
at Woodbury. Pond yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. G. W. Steele is much i'm
proved and is expected, to be out
soon.
L. A. Taft and wife left today for
| Old Orchard Beach for a two weeks
vacation.
Fred Carlton city attorney OF Mont
pelier, was in the city on business
yesterday.
Look at the prices given by the
Union Case Bazaar in another part of
this issue.
NJ. j. Taplin is improving gradual
ly and hope is entertained for his
ultimate recovery.
The Union Cash Bazaar has a price
list in another part Of this issue that
you want to look at.
Miss Sylvia Greggs left yesterday
for the White Mountains to remain for
the summer.
James Ross and Jack Imlah arrived
in the city today from Hardwick for
a weeks vacation.
Look out for your houses tonight
lest a stray fire cracker might do
some damage.
Cash Camp has been secured by G.
J. Towne to drive his horse, "Truck
Boy" tomorrow.
The G. V. Ry. Co., has put on to
the Barre branch a smoking car from
che main line.
Miss Kate Healy left yesterday
.cko~~1D~ Fan 1p~f,S, pn1o%;o~
She goes to Waterloo, Canada.
George O. Webster of East Ran
dolph is in town to spend the Fourth
with his wife.
Thomas Dnuham left this morning
for Gloucester, Mass, where he will
spend the summer.
Walter Double of Stowe was in the
city this morning on the way home
from Williamstown.
captain" Robinson of Randolph
Center is visiting his daughter in
this city for a few days.
States Attorney r.. A. Hoar ex-
poets to leave next week for British
Columbia to visit his brother Orville
d. HOar.
Lizzie N. Meyette left this noon for
South Royalton to visit friends and
r%ecuperate from a recent attack of the
measles.
Miss Alice Foster of East Montpel-
Ter and Miss Sadie Smith of West
Pawlet were in the city yesterday
Afternoon.
Miss Marie Burroughs who has been
visiting in the city for the past week
returned to her home in V%ergenneS
yesterday afternoon.
All those who are getting up floats
for the parade tomorrow are warned
not to get them built too high so as
to run against the electric wires.
1t is expected that the Williams.
town Gulf House dance this evening
will be a grand success as many peo-
pie from all the surrounding towns
will attend.
George T. Conner has on exhibition
a splendid picture of Field Marshal
Frederick Sleigh, Lord Roberts, loan
ed by Andrew Brock, of Brook street.
The Misses Annie and Maggie
Smart of Boston arrived in the city
last night for a visit with their BROTH
er Robert Smart and Mrs. William
Mcdonald of Long St.
The Combination Cash Store has a
beautiful window got up principally
to show the premiums. The window
is the work of Mr.. Loranger, and re-
fleets great. credit on his taste.
The Rev. E. W. Cummings went to
White River junction this morning
to meet his mother who is coming
here from Michigan on a visit.
The show windows at the Red Cross
pharmacy are beautifully decorated
with ferns, 4th of July bicycle prizes
and VIM. Penn cigars. VIM. Penn,
or rather two of him stand guard over