Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-24
CITY NEWS

f. A. b. Bishop says he will return
to Barre August l.
l.. A. Averill has purchased a cash
register from Angus Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Scott are spend
ing the day at Burlington.
l.. A. Averill's family started this
morning for a week S sojourn at Berlin
pond.
Ben Sartell and Ernest Billings re-
turned this morning from Hurricane
Island, Maine.
Hose Co. No. l and the Hook and
Ladder Co. will practice together
Thursday night 7 O'Clock. 1885
+. G. Eaton and George W. Lang
went today to Niger Head Pond on
a little outing.
One 81. 40 Edison monograph, used
little, sold for IS, just think of it, a
good talking machine for IS. Averlll
Music Co. u
|7The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Civic Federation will be held 10
the tiremcn's parlors, Wednesday,
July 49, at 3 p. m. A large atten-
dance is desired.
Seen those photos Of the Fourth OF
July Parade, we are rec living orders
for them at 20 cents each. Averill
Music co. u
Principal o. d. Mathewson will re-
main in this vicinity for about two
weeks for the purpose of conducting
the Washington County teachers ex-
aminations. For that purpose he
goes to Cabot tomorrow.
Perry pictures large and small, for
sale by the Averill Music Go. tt
Edison monographs, and Edison
records, arc for Sale by Averill Music
Co. u
DR.. II. b. Hanson, who has beer
house physician to the Burbank gen
eral hospital Of Fitchhnrg, Mass, fol
a year is to locate 10 this city about
August for the practice of medicine
and surgery.
The Ridgely Protective Association
has representative in the city wht
has arranged to reinstate all thu
members recently suspended.
A. +. Hill, of Greensboro, is in TIN
city with his horses.
+. ]. Houston, of Northtield, is ex
pected here tomorrow with hi
horses.
The Central Vermont are placing
two large black boards in front o
their passenger depot, to be used fo
announcements of trains and excur
sons.
The annual picnic of the parish ant
Sunday school of the Church of TIN
Good Shepherd will take place tomor
row at Dewey Park. Special cal
leaves the church at 10. Is a. m.
All the classes for trot and pace
have been filled for the big meeting
', July Is and ~ at Granite City Trott
ing Park. The 81 class has sever
entries; the 2,25 class, nine; %!
class, eleven entries; 30 class, eigh
entries and the free-for-all five en-
tries. This latter race which take'
t place on Friday will be one OF thu
I. best races ever seen in Barre as every
one Of the horses has high clas
mark. Such well known horses a!
Barney 2.os: Terrell S, 2.l0!: T.. e
Knott 2.ll!: Robert b, PIP: Col
bath, 2.l3,. The other races are or
a par with this one SO that all lover
of trotting should be present.
s Following is list Of the new sub
r scribers of the Barre Exchange: b. P
Z White, G. ii. Kendrick, F. d. Ladd
!, M. N. Mclver, G.. j. Towne, d. ]
p Smith, Thos. Brown, Clark Holden
W. S. Page, j. A. Demo, W. H
Gladding, w. B. Kendrick, Geo. c
Mackie, H. A. Rugg, A. j. Norton
f. NJ Waterman, all residence sta
tionS, and equipped with long distance
c Instruments. On account of cOnStan
Z increase in business it has becom,
necessary to make additions to tn,
central Office equipment and an addi
) tional position of switchboard will b,
Installed at once. Miss M. Kati,
! Barry, an experienced operator from
Lebanon, N. II. has been secured tt
C ill the position, and has commenced
!, her duties today.