Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-11
CITY NEWS

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city yesterday on business.
Frank Kelley began work this
morning at William Miers barber
shop.
Ira Calef and sister Miss Lucy of
Washington are in Burlington today
on a visit
Z. O. Taylor travelling agent for
the N. d. Line is IN the city today
on business.
Mrs. Robert Inglis and daughter
left this morning for visit with rel
atives at Middlesex.
L. A. Schofield, who has been Wis
iting in the Adirondacks, returned
home this morning.
The regular meeting of the Barre
Branch, r. G. /. P. A. will be held
on Thursday evening.
Homer Fits and Willis Abbott are
to leave tonight for New York City
to purchase fall goods.
William Butler is moving into the
Cutler house at the corner Of North
Main and Central streets.
Hose will hold their regular
monthly practice meeting, at the
usual hour, at the Union Hose house
on Prospect Street this evening.
w. A. Carpenter, Robert Byrnes
and c. B. Gladding left this morning
for Rutland where they go as delegates
to the state fireman's convention.
A "corn roast is to be enjoyed at
Leon Dodge's tomorrow night by Mrs.
Atwater's and Rev. J. A. Sherburn S
Sunday School classes. They will leave
on the 6. Is car.
! Miss Fannie Ladd, who has been
visiting her brother, f. D. Ladd, has
returned to Fairbault, MINI. where
she is teacher in the Minnesota
State Institute.
The first meeting of the labor day
committee will be held Wednesday
evening at O'Clock at Granite Cut
tiers rooms for the purpose of settling
up the affairs Of the picnic.
The Emerald Club met last night
at the home Of Mrs. Fred Rogers. The
name of the club was changed to the
'"Athena Club, and Mrs. M. M. Cor
don unanimously elected secretary.
W. A. Drew returned this m orning
from visit with his sister, Mrs. d
r. Bisbee, in Waitsield. He was ac-
companied home by his little niece,
Miss Helen Bisbee, who will visit him
for few days.
No matter what song Of musical
selection You wish we can get it for
you at lowest prices, If we do not have
it in stock. Averill Music Co. tt
Drawing classes meet in room "a,
Carrier building every Tuesday and
Friday evening at $50. Instructor
William Duff.
There will be meeting of the Bar
re social democrats tonight at 100 in
Quinlen block,
About thirty Of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Jones surprised them
last evening at their new home on
Hill street, and passed very pleasant
evening. They presented their host
and hostess with some very nice pres
ents.
G. i. Bugbee has taken the con-
tract for building new residence for
W. II. Bradbury on Patterson st.
While backing Il team to unload a
load of wood on Prospect St., this
forenoon one of Thwing Bros, horses
fell breaking a shaft and injuFing one
of the horses.
Everyone is asking where the Co. i
foot ball team is. 1t is hoped that
the boys will organize a team and
their friends feel sure that they will
be victorious if they should do so.
Mrs. Nathan Skinner who has been
seriously i'll for some time is able to be
out of doors now every day.
2. +. Greaney paid his fine this
and was released from the
custody Of the officer.
The manager of A Hole ia the
Ground which played ia Montpelier
last night is alleged to have made the
statement that Barre is not good
show town. Such being the case why
is it that all the best attractions are
anxious to come to Barre in preference
to any other Vermont town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Rooney of
Brook ST., are rejoicing over the birth
of a daughter which took place yes.
terday.
Miss M. Dean Moffatt of ALBANY,
N. y, is in the city visiting Miss
Myrtle Walker.