Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
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Yesterday a splendid new cart.
Several young people from this city
attended the private dance at Montpe.
Her last evening.
There were over thirty Italian stone
cutters and their families who arrived
in the city last night in search of
work.
The work of moving c. W. Averill's
house is nearly completed and work
was begun this morning laying the
foundation for the new residence that
lie is soon to erect.
In reply to the recent reports in
down country newspapers that the
price of coal is likely to advance, the
local dealers state that the situation
in Barre is that the price Is more
likely to decrease than to increase.
The members of Vincitia Lodge
No. 10 X. of p. had very pleasant
gathering at their hall last evening
when, after the business of the even
ing was transacted refreshments of
new maple sugar on snow were served.
The average daily circulation of
THE TELEGRAM for the past month
was 3054. This is larger by almost
1000 copies per day than the circula-
ton of any daily outsideof Burlington.
Prof Avery has moved from Mer-
chant street to DR.. Worthen's new
house on Keith avenue. Office hours
l p. m. to p. M, and p. m. to 9 p.
m. Examinations free and all work
guaranteed. If
Every large advertiser in THE
TELEGRAM tells us that they get
great results from their ADVERTISE
mentS in this paper and that they
know it pays to advertise in THE
TELEGRAM. Average daily circua-
tiOn 3045.
Homer Fits has very attractive
advertisement in THE TELEGRAM to-
day. The most attractive of all its
features is the Bargains it contains
and everybody knows that what is
purchased at this store is Just what it
represented to be.
L. j. Douglass has been authorized
by Howard Powers of Berlin, N. H.,
who spared the other night with G,
Frank Dunn of Graniteville, to issue
a challenge to Dunn to spar 20 to %
rounds for any amount from $25 to
5000, the winner to take IS per cent
and the loser % per cent of the gate
receipts, the match to take place at
any place and time to be agreed on.
Argus.
Some of the officers recently elected
| by the Granite City Pigeon, Pet and
Poultry Association were: John
Thompson, president; Dr. J. W.
Jackson, vice PRESIDENT: Charles Nc
MILAN Jr., treasurer, and A. M
Smith, secretary. The latter's adj
dress is 10 Pleasant street. The AS
ISOLATION has voted to hold their an.
nual exhibition Christmas week next
winter.
Mrs. G. B. Nichols entertained the
ladies of the Over the Teacups Clul
yesterday afternoon at her home, ant
very pleasant afternoon was spent
playing whist. Mrs. Mason Il. Paige
and Mrs. S. II. Forsyth were awarded
the first prize, and Mrs. Geo. McFar'
land and Mrs. E. l.. Smith took the
other prizes. After the whist a de-
licious supper was served and the
party broke up about 7 o'clock.
Erastus Keith, gentleman 4
years of age came near meeting witt
serious injury this morning while
driving pair of horses hltched TO
lumber wagon. He was coming
f across the M. & w. track at depo
square when freight train came
1 along. He was warned of its proxim
, ity by A. d. Burgess just in time tt
+ turn his horses abruptly around ant
to save the Whole outfit from being
, crushed beneath the wheels of the en-
CINE. The horses were frightened
and ran away, but the old man brave
ly chung to the reins and stayed in tn
, wagon until after colliding with ever,
stationary object on Depot Square, h
succeeded in bringing the horses to
Standstill at the side of Bolster
storehouse. His wagon was prett,,
we'll destroyed but the driver was un
hurt.
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