Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-30
CITY NEWS

pond yesterday.
Miss Helen Calcf'left this morning
for Providence, II. |.
T.. N. Prescott returned this morn
ing to his duties at Northtied.
L. A. Averill passed: yesterday with
his family at Berlin Pond.
There will be band concert at
Dewey Park every Saturday night
Mrs. Roy Spooner returned this
morning to her home in West Leban-
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cole left to-
day for two weeks outing down in
Maine.
G. II. Douglass paid visit to Bur-
lington Saturday returning last
night.
Frank Cutler returned today from
West Fairlee where he has been for
the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Perry returned
this morning from two weeks out
ing at Berlin pond.
Go down to Dewey Park tonight
and be entertained by Florence
| Mr,prlnnd and o. TT
There were some six hundred peo-
pie at Dewey PIrk Saturday evening
to witness the free vaudeville show.
NJ. +. George, superintendent of
the wooden mills at Gouldsyillc, was
in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
w. Turner and Robert Smith left
today for Manchester, where they will
in the future reside having secured
good positions there.
The Barracks play ball with Barclay
Brothers men tomorrow afternoon at
> O'Clock on the Baraca grounds. 1t
will be hot game. Better see it.
Charles Averill and family, A. c.
AveliIl and family and George Morris
and family spent yesterday with Mrs
L. A. Avcrill at Berlin Pond,
r. +. Clark and Ernest George re-
turned to NorthIield this morning tt
put the finishing touches to Dr.
Huntley's house. {. l.. Bugbcc is
the builder.
Remember the Baptist Sunday.
school picnic tomorrow. Meet at the
church at s 10 where teams will be
ready to take you to Richardson S
Grove.
Professor O. ID. MathcwSon left
this morning to hold a teachers eX-
animation at Northteld, Watstield,
and Waterbury. He will return Sat
urday'
II. j. Fuller requests that the party
who stole his bike from the front OF
Frank Nichols store on Friday night
will kindly call for the tools as they
are of no use to him now.
Over seventy-fve people took dinner
at the Williamstown GulflIou,c yes
terday. 1t was an ideal day and Mine
Host Gale catered to the comfort OF
his guests in his pleasing manner
The Gulf House is becoming more
popular each week.
The New England Telephone com.
pany has recently put in some twenty
new Instruments which will be con.
nected up with the central office as
soon as new and larger switchboard
can be put in, which will be in about
a week. Another operator will be
employed.
The street commissioners held :
meeting Saturday night to look int,
the request of the town of Barre foI
the building of a bridge on Batchel
der street, one half of which come!
into the city and the other half into
the town. John W. Gordon repre-
scntcd the town and w. L. Barney TO,
the city.
A prominent citizen has received {
letter from G. II. Carleton the for
mcr manager of the Dewey Park thea
tire, who left suddenly IA short time
ago, leaving large circle of mourn
ing creditors. After learning that
Carleton was in New York city ant
that he wanted to borrow some money
the prominent citizen tore up his let.
ter and threw it away, before stop.
ping to learn his street and number.
Carleton wrote that he should pay all
the debts he owed in Barre sometime.
1T would not be advisable for any of
his creditors to borrow money on the
strength of his promises,
Removed.