Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-25
CITY NEWS

ting up monument.
1 Frank Burgess was in South Rye
gate on legal business yesterday.
J. Frank Perry returned last night
from weeks outing at Groton pond.
Frank Robinson has returned from
a few days visit at Greensboro Pond.
The Rev. +. Il. Briggs, of Washing
ton, was in town on business yester-
day.
L. J. Mead, who has been in West
Farlee on business returned to the
city yesterday.
Bert Grlliths, of the Williamstown
Gulf House, was In the city on bust
ness yesterday.
Miss Hattie Bradbury has returned
to work for Mrs. Sarah Bond after
short vacation.
Roy Smalley arrived yesterday from
Hartford, Conn, to spend few days
in Barre and plainfed.
Tiger Hose company held success
full practice last night at the corner of
Hill and French streets.
Grand promenade and dance Thurs
day evening at Hales Pavilion.
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Miss Bella Fraser, who has been
visiting in st. Johnsbury returned
yesterday.
Mrs. J. Il. Gitln left ycste rday al
tcrnoon for two weeks visit in East
Harlwick.
f. n. Braley is tikns Il vacation
from hi, labors at the Barre National
Bank.
Waterman has home made kisses at
his Union Bakery called "Dewey's
Favorite." 67-s7
The Rev. A. f. Atwater returned
Yesterday from a weeks visit at st.
Johnsbury and Island Pond.
DR.. r. w. Newton left last night
for San Francisco to report on his ap-
pOintment as assistant surgeon.
The Inion Cash Bazaar is doing a
great business on account Of the clos
ing out prices. Everything is going
at cost.
The regular quarterly meeting Of
the Civic Federation will be held in
the lirelnen S quarters this afternoon
at O clock.
The funeral of Grace, the l3-year
old daughter Of Louis X. Avcrill, was
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. A. t..
| Atwater officiating.
States Attorney Richard A. IIoal
was able to be out yesterday. He is
not yet in his old trim but is grad.
ually improving.
Charles Jones left last light for
New York. lie will visit GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Columbus and other western
cities before his return.
r. A. Moore the steople climber and
metal roof painter will be in the city
August lst: and will be ready to take
contracts. References given from st.
Johnsbury. S4-S6
The New England Telephone and
Telegraph Co. will commence work
tomorrow on the laying of a new
metallic line from Barre to Bradford
making trunk line from here direct
to Portland, Maine.
Mrs. EIccta Cushman, Mrs. w. H,
MesSer and daughter returned yeSter-
day from carriage drive to Randolph
They were accompanied by Mrs. Bry'
ant and Geo. ID. Smith who expect to
return to Randolph today.
1. Thomas Grape, of Boston, was III
the city yesterday visiting his many
friends. Mr.. Grape was formerly EN-.
ployed at the office Of N. j. Roberts,
then conducted by Thomas II. Cave,
he is now employed in the city OF
Boston by the Powers Printing Co.
Mrs. Milani of Blackwell street was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Con-
| stable Buchanan on a warrant issued
by Justice Lucia of Montpelier The
arrest is the result of a disclosure
made by a party brought before JUS
tice Lucia Monday
A few Can eraS at less than half
price t. close at Ayerill Music Co.
The base bali game yerterday after
noon between the Methodist aud Con
"rcgatinal teams was won by a Sra
Of ! | to 10. This was thc fourth dc
nominational game that the Metho-
dists have played and in all -four
games they have GENE out victorious.
The batteries were; Congrcgal iona
WiShart and buchanan, aud MctGu-
dists; White and Londgrcn.
The six months old child of | raj k