Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-06
CITY NEWS

ID. M. Wheeler OF Worcester, Mass.
is in the city on business.
c. e. Baldwin of Flint, Mass, is in
the city on business.
Miss Kate York of Brattleboro is in
the city on business.
Round trip fare to the Waterbury
fair Sept. IL, II, Ii only IS cents.
Mrs. w. Northrup commenced
work this morning at the City Cafe.
County Court opened yesterday and
most of the Barre lawyers were down
there.
w. Sharkey was in Waterbury yes
terday, billing that town for the
races.
Mrs. M. d. Baker Of Washington,
Mass, is visiting friends for few
days.
II. A. Durfee of Burlington and j.
B. Mullin are in the city on bust
ness.
Warren Church returned yesterday
afternoon from short vacation in
West Fairlee.
A. Baccllieri returned yesterday
from business trip to New York and
Philadelphia.
All the lawyers Of the city were in
Montpelier yesterday attending coun-
ty court.
Fine music and pleasant time is
guaranteed at Hale's pavilion Satur-
day evening. If.
Charles r. King, T.. w. Coburn and
Il. II. Carter of Boston are in the city
on business.
Would you like to see the elephant?
If you would just stop at the Com
bination Cash Store.
b. j. Mct;arry and A. l. Pettenger
of Glenns Falls, N. Y, are visiting
with friends in the city.
f. L. Williams and wife of Hart
ford, Conn, are the guests of Mrs. X.
NJ. Morse for few days.
NJ. f. Harrington was on the sick
list yesterday and George Jetfords
worked for him in the lunch room.
Chief Dispatcher James Gossett of
the G. V. at New London was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. N. II. French who has been
visiting Mrs. Shepley has returned to
to her home in Concord.
James Glenn has secured a position
at Mount Waldo and will remain there
during the summer.
II. II. Burke and j. A. Field gran
lite men of Quincy, Mass, are in the
city on pleasure and business.
W. j. Crawford of Buffalo, N. Y,
was in the city yesterday leaving Or
ders for monuments and granite work.
T. Wilson travelling agent of c. NJ.
& st. Paul, who is located at Boston
was in the city yesterday on business.
John Begg is laid up as the result
of having his foot crushed while at
work in George STATIONS stone shed.
The city water supply is very low.
The pump was started Monday and
the water in the reservoir is rising a
little.
James Hennessy of Ryegate, who
has been spending few days visiting
his cousin Arthur O'Rourke has re-
turned home.
A one legged violinist and harp
list are discoursing sweet strains of
music about the streets, and although
they play all the old chestnuts they
are really not half bad.
New telephones have been put in
at the residences of G.. Herbert An
ker, Dan Mcleod, f. B. Mudgett and
Mr.. Kinney, IS Park street.
The next show at the opera house
and the first under the new manage
ment will be 'Other Peoples Money"
billed for Wednesday Sept. 10.
Mrs. Edward Stewart of Boston and
Mrs. Hanley of Essex arrived in the
the city yesterday and are visiting at
V. H. Loveley's.
Mrs. M. Marion left yesterday for
1berville accompanied by her son
William. who will continue his stud
lies at college there.
The City Clerk says that taxes are
coming in better than usaul. Remem-
her that September 10th is the limit,
after then it will cost more.
Frank II. Burke took his daughter,
Carrie, to Montreal yesterday after
noon where she will go to the convent
there to continue her studies.