Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-26

CarlRollins was in Waterbury yes
terday.
Fred Luther left yesterday for
Gouldsville.
The millinery openings will be held
next week.
Mrs. Gurley has returned to work
at Rogers and Gradys.
Mrs. D. M. Miles went to Burlng-
ton yesterday afternoon.
C. r. Scott was in Groton on bust
ness yesterday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the l. o.
G. T. will be held this evening.
Fred Chatfeld left last night fol
bis bepe in Randolph for a visit.
We have shells loaded with Robin
Hood Smoksless Powder. Try them
and you will like them. Averill
Sporting Goods Co,
City Engineer and Mrs. c. S. Cur
rier have returned from Halifax.
Miss Ella Norton went to Williams
town yesterday to take care of pa
tient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Brock have
returned from their wedding trip tt
Boston.
ID. G. Jones went to Waterbury yes
terday afternoon on insurance bust
ness.
Miss Sadie Mckee Of Wllliamstowr
was in the city yesterday calling or
friends.
A large number of Barre people are
attending the fair at Washington to
day and tomorrow.
W. ]. Turner left yesterday fol
Washington where he IS to conduct 6
lunch counter during the fair.
Mrs. Henry Kane is improving from
her illness and is able to sit up eacl
day for short time.
r. Fl. Lion was in the city yester
day experimenting the work of the
New England Telephone Go.
Mrs. Ida Boodry of Boston arrived
in the city last night and began worl
this morning as trimmer for Mrs. J
M. Bond.
The Misses Jennie and Tessit
Reattie have started a boarding house
for table boarders in the L. M. Aver
ill building.
Miss Luna Skinner of South Royal
ton was in the city yesterday calling
on friends. She is to leave soon fol
California.
Robin Hood Snokeless Powder, su
| perlcr in velocity and even pattern o.
shot. Averill Sporting Goods Co. tt
Carl Carpenter OF Washington was
in the. city yesterday and his. brother
Creighton returned with him to re-
main during the fair.
Harry Jeffords left Yesterday at
ternoon for a few days visit at Brook
field, where he has a marble quarry
which he is looking after.
Charles Stearns of Rutland, one o.
the owners of the Combination Cast
Store, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon, called here by the fire.
The residence of Geo. Bond and the
millinery store of Mr.. j. M. Bone
were connected with the New Eng
land Telephone system yesterday.
The Modern Woodmen will organize
this evening and the charter members
numbering about 30, will be initiated
in the Foresters' hail. on the tor
floor of the Worthen block.
w. ID. Grant left yesterday after
noon for Ithaca, N. Y, where he
enters Cornell University, which
opens it's fall term on Wednesday.
Mrs. Phillips and daughter, Miss
Emma J. Phillips left yesterday az
ternoon for a visit with relatives ir
Hardwick.
Robin Hood Smokeless Powder is
odorless, and is not affected by heat,
cold, moisture or time. Averill
Sporting Goods Co. tt
One of Barrels popular young men
about town was very badly frightened
last night by monstrous black bear,
and was afraid to come home from an
evening call he was making. The ap.
pearance of the animal by daylight
was strangely like that of a dog.
The initiatory ceremony of the
Modern Woodmen will commence this
evening at s O'Clock sharp in the For
esters' hall. The obligation will be
given tonight and at the next meet
the Burlington. Lodge team will be
present to exemplify the work.
Many people in this city will be in
terested to know that the famous Wes-
terly, r. l., case of Smith VS.. Newals