Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-21
CITY NEWS

Miss Matte Price spent Sunday at
her home in MiddlcscX
II. e. Cutler left on Saturday for
| MorrSville on business.
Miss Maud Zottman has gone to
Burlington for short visit
!. Lam al and family went to Mon
treal Saturday for few days visit.
The school commissioners are to
hold their regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
DR.. Clapp of Massachusetts is visit
ing his brother William Clapp for a
few days.
Croquet sets at low prices, Averill
Music Co. If
Joseph Brown returned Saturday
from short business trip to St.Johns-
bury. He drove both ways.
Eugene O'Bren arrived here Sat
urday from Waterbury having recov-
ed from his recent illness.
Mabel the youngest daughter of
George Cruickshank is very sick with
pneumonia and rheumatism.
The fathcrof Mrs. Baird of Bacon
st.. is paying visit to her. lie is
50 years of age and is hale and
hearty.
w. II. Cochran travelling agent Of
the N. Y. N. II. & H., located at
Nashua, n. H., was in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Robert Wilson of Quceche,
VT, arrived in the city Saturday
night on the way to visit her former
home in East Barre.
Dan Reynolds Of Saratoga Springs
N. Y, will meet +. b. Baldwin of
Graniteville in a ten round contest at
East Barre Friday evening May %.
The baseball game which was to
have been played Saturday afternoon
between the Cuban \ Giants and
Montpelier seminary was cancelled on
account Of the rain.
Finest line of Boys Base Ball Mitts
ever shown in Barre Avcrll Music
Co. If
George Mckenzie of Aberdeen.
Scotland. arrived in the city Saturday
and will remain here. lie was accom-
panied from Boston by his sister Miss
Louise Mckenzie who has been there
visiting her brother Robert.
Anything in Base Ball uniforms,
mitts, or supplies furnished at short
notice at prices that cannot be dupli-
Gated Mr.. II. L. Avcrill having been
we'll acquainted with all the baseball
supply~people for years is able to meet
your requirements to your entire sat-
isfaction. TT
The II. q. Bowers Granite Co.,
which occupies office rooms in Whit
combs block in Montpelier, has leased
of the Langdon estate that half of the
ground floor Of the remodcllcd Guptl
building next to the river for it's Of
fees and expects to occupy them
about October l. The rooms will be
fitted with the latest convencnces
and will be up-to-datc in every way.
Standard Dry Plates, are the best,
fastest, most uniform, and give the
best satisfaction. Avcrill Music Co.
70 North Main St. tt
sin my Fathers Store are Many
Vacant Shelves" and it would be
laudable for any young man to take
advantage of this fact and put some
sheet music and toys on those shelves
for sale, though the towns people
would no doubt smile in kindly fash
ion when he inadvertently attended to
this enterprise as ''largc business. "
We have store full of pianos, good
ones, ten of them, from reputable
manufacturers, fully warranted, prob
ably the largest and best assorted
stock ever shown here, at bed rock
prices, on easy terms. All on castors
(no Wheels except possibly in the
heads of our opposition). Two of
them were rolled in this morning (pi-
amos we mean one beautiful dark
oak case. Come and see them and
get prices. MCKANNoN BRO, & Co.
TOmaSi Block.
What would wise old Benjamin
Franklin, who founded in the year
A. d., 1928, the Saturday Evening
Post of Philadelphia, say if he were
handed a copy of the latest issue of
that illustrated periodical? George
Horace Lorimer, son of the renowned
DR.. Lormier of the fremont Temple
Baptist church, Boston, is it's editor,
and the Curtis Publishing Co.-that
have made such a success of the La
dies Home Cournal are the publish
crs of it. OF the rich variety of read
ing, weekly offered IN this paper,
nothing else can tell one like the pa
per itself. that can be had FOR five