Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-26
CITY news

York on business.
O. N. Granger returned from st.
Johns p. O., last night.
The Fisk Jubilee singers went to
Burlington this morning.
Patrick Greaney of Burlington has
entered the employ of H. A. Holt.
George Marion has returned from
visit to his children in Chazy, N.
Y.
Go to 'IIawes'" for pure fruit
tlavors and nothing else with his ice
cream. ll-l2-l3
The street sprinkler was out yester.
day afternoon for the first this sea-
son.
Nearly 100 ladies took advantage of
the free cup Of tea at "Ilawes' " yes
terday.
w. r. Page who was arrested last
night disclosed on the city liquor
agency.
George Mcfarland has returned from
Stowe, where he purchased two good
work horses.
Scientific advertising is a develop
ment of the last half century. Try
THE TELEGRAM.
Ice cream and cold soda of all havors
at "Iawes 11-12.13
Mrs. Brownell of Burlington, who
has been visiting Mrs. B. B. Halves,
returned home yesterday.
The young child of Fred Lahle of
Fairview avenue died last night and
will be buried this afternoon.
The street near the fountain at city
square is being dug up today owing to
break in the city water main.
A party of young men from Barre
and Montpelier are to spend Saturday
night and Sunday at Woodbury..
Lonigi Dino, aged ! years, of 95
Smith street died last night of diph-
iberia and was buried Immediately.
Mrs. Matilda Lyon returned yester.
day to Waterbury Center, after a
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. w.
e. Halves.
Mrs. c. II. Rice arrived last night
to remain couple of weeks with her
brother-in.law, j. +. Rice of Will
Jamestown.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. O. Worthen and
Youngest son went to Burlington this
morning to visit Clarence Worthen at
the u. V. NJ.
Joseph Lapier was arrested last
night by officer Brown and brought
before city Judge Boycc this morning.
He was fined S. and costs for breach
of the peace.
w. II. Page was arrested last night
by Chief Shepard and brought before
the city court this morning. He
was fined, including costs, sl2.S4, for
intoXication.
Mrs. f. b. Mudgett and Mrs. G. f.
Stevens returned last night from Bur-
lington. where they went to attend
the grand lodge of the New England
Order of Protection.
+. B. Cate has a candy chain in his
window which is curiosity. Candy
makers generally claim that it is i'm
possible to make this chain, but the
fact is here and well done.
TIE TELEGRAM builds it's fOunda-
ton upon facts regarding itself, and
not upon falsehood regarding compet-
itors. The TELEGRAM proves it's own
to advertisers.
The grandeSt treat of the season in
the whole lecture course will be the
lecture by Ebert Hubbard the famous
editor of the Philstlnc. He appears
at the opera house on Friday night.
The ladies of the Civic Federation |
met yesterday afternoon in the fire.
mems rooms and talked over various
matters which have already been
brought up at previous meetings. No
definite arrangements we're arrived at
however.
Henry JiIson who was taken to the
asylum few days ago from
Williamstown, died there last night
1t the age of IS. He was taken to
his late home in Williamstown and
he funeral will be held tomorrow af-
jernoon at o'clock.
Special cars will return tonight af-
Ter the "I'lack Sheep at Blanchard's
'pem house. The company produce
ng 'this, the best of Hoyt's produce
ions, is better than any other out in
his piece. There will be a good at
enhance from Barre.
Special for Saturday, SOC bon bons,
ssorted flavors only 2Oc at Gates con.
ectlOnery store Hale's block. Sd