Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-14

was in the city Saturday afternoon.
The Rev. Ellie X. M. Jones preach
ed at Middlesex yesterday afternoon
DIR. and Mrs. G. II. Kent spen
Sunday with relatives in Mortified
Elegant in appearance, and thu
finest amusement you ever saw. II
l.. Averill, agent. tt
Miss Edith Brush of Williamstown
was in the city calling on friends Sat
urday.
The Rev. and Mrs. DR.. S. N. Jack
son returned Saturday afternoon from
New York city.
The Barre Entertained associa
ton meets at the National Bank at
1870 this evening.
Miss NJ. A. Miles and Mrs. A. T..
Jack spent Sunday with relatives in
Burlington.
The American Girl Co., left Satur-
day night for Montpelier where they
appear this evening.
Miss Cora V. White went to Essex
Saturday afternoon to remain over
Sunday with relatives.
G. J. North who was in the city
last week, went to Burlington Sutur-
day afternoon.
e. j. Gale was in the city Saturday
to meet a new cook whom he recently
engaged from New York city.
George Timer of Taunton, Mass.
was in the city Saturday looking after
the interests of the Quaker range.
Several bicycle parties were in town
yesterday from Montpelier ON their
way to the WiliIamstown Gulf House
The annual b, sincss meeting Of the
Barre Entcrt linment association will
be held this evening. Let every men,
Der be present.
Chauncey Harris and J. A. Whit
comb started early this morning for
Greensborough Pond where they will
enjoy few days fishing for lake
trout.
Standard Dry Plates, are the best,
fastest, most uniform, and give the
best satisfaction. Avcrill Music Co.
% North Main st. If
A,large new sign was put up Satur-
day by II. A. Rugg for II. e. Cutler
the photographer in the Curricr
building.
Louis Dana finished work Saturday
night for T. G. Whitchill and entered
upon his duties at the Red Star lunch
room this morning.
The G. NJ. A., held meeting Sat-
urday night but nothing definite was
done and an adjournment taken I'M
til the delegates return from Bos-
ton.
The Co., e veterans of the Spanish
war, are making great pre-
partitions for their reunion which
takes place at the Williamstown Gulf
House Wednesday evening.
Fl. II. Brown has just finished
a new granite shed for Innis
& Cruickshank and also he has COM
pleted the repairs on the residence of
2. S. Prior at North Rare.
]. j. Sowles started his milk team
yesterday among the inhabitants of
North Barre and his many patrons
who dealt with him before will be
very much pleased to see him take up
the business again.
You never heard anything like it.
The Zon-o-phone the latest, best,
loudest and finest talking machine,
equal to the 800 machines, and sells
for SIS only. Just Call in and hear it
at L. M. Averill's, it costs nothing to
hearit.
W. II. Havilapd and Fred Brown
caught the most beautiful string of
troutnear Lords mill in Orange Sat
urday, that has been seen in this city.
There were IA brook trout and they
weighed s.! pounds. The IA trout
filled their basket full,
The Andrews Opera Co., which has
just completed most successful en-
gagement in this city, is remarkable
for the fact that most of the company
have been together for nine years.
f. w. Walters, the tenor, has been
with them sixteen years and the So
prano, Miss Myrta French, almost as
long. There arc not many companies
travelling today which have record
such as this. They will be with us
next season, if possible, and present
three or four of the high class operas.
Two Nickel in the Slot Graphic
phones for sale at very low prices. AL
most new, one never used. Averill
Music Co. tt