Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-15
CITY NEWS

Horace Jones OF Berlin was IN the
city yesterday.
James Miles returned to burlington
yesterday afternoon.
Jack Morse returned today from a
few days visit in Mortified.
W. f. Hunt Of the New. England
Telephone Co. is ia the city on bust
ness.
William O'Blien returned yesterday
afternoon from a weeks visit in Wa
terbury.
The Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie Of Scots
town, =. G., is visiting friends in the
city.
Willis Abbott returned yesterday
from short business trip to New
York.
Mrs. William Walker and children
returned yesterday afternoon from a
visit at Scotland, Ontalio.
Victor Stacey has returned from
Chazey, N. Y. His sister Miss Rose
Stacey, returned with him.
Mr.. Bramer has commenced the
erection of a new house on Trow bill.
w. j. Cave is doing the work
Fine music and pleasant timsN
assured at Hale's pavilion th/evsn-
ing. 100
Pater Depote left this morniug for
Milton to remain over Sunday with
his family,
All are invited to be pxsent at
Hale's pavilion this evening" 1870
Miss Eva Iiieli is at work for
Mrs. Frank Colby on Washington
street.
| The five years ola daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. James Marion is seriously
i'll With typhoid fever.
Or. and Mrs. w. e. Lazell of Plain
dcli were in the city yesterday visit
ing their son DR.. w. K. LaZell
Angelo Scampiti has returned from
Boston, and reports that his brother
John who was seriously i'll is much
better.
Raymond the son Of I,r. and Mrs.
Martin went to Wjiiamstown yester-
day for a few days visit with rela,
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Thurston have
returned from West Topsham, where
Mrs. Thurston has been for several
weeks. Her friends will be pleased to
learn that she has nearly recovered
from her illness.
CATER All" "What is Home With
out love" "One Little Word" "a
Bird in Gilded Cage" and all the
new as well as old favorites, rs cents
each at Averill Music Co. If
There seems to be more young
children this year than usual, as the
following extract from an order is
sued by teacher will show:
"There are so many pupils in my
room it is thought best to have half
of them come in the forenoon and
half ia the afternoon.
Fred Beckman. has got well started
in his new barber shop business which
he recently purchased of VIM. Mars.
Els many friends wish him success
and he cordially invites all the old
customers OF the shop as well as new
ores to give him call at the MieSr
barber shop stand in the French
block, 70 North Main street.
Frank J. Colby has eggs, poultry,
cheese and honey for saleat 2lS Wash
ington ST., or So Hill st. tt
c. O. Averill the local circulation
manager of the TELEGRAM can be
found at his office every day be-
| tween George +. Conner'S store and
the city building between the hours
of and in the afternoon. If you
are not subscriber to the TELE-
GRAM call at his Office or at this Office
and become one. Improve your oppor-
tunity to secure a Glenwood Range
free of charge.
City Clerk Burt II. Wells is kept
very busy these days slowing away
the filthy lucre as it comes to Lin
from outside the bars of his official
sanctum sanctorum. The taxes come
out Of some peoples pockets as their
eye teeth would come out of their jaws
but every taxpayer is requested to
| bear in mind that if they don't ante
up before Sept. 10Th, it will cost them
something.
A fresh supply Of ammunition for
rifles, reyolvers and shot guns just re-
ceived selling at low prices; also the
celebrated Robin Hood smokeeSS
powder. Averill Music s. Sporting
Goods Co. 12S tt
There are many people in this
country who are happy in the delu
sion that the laws of the community
in which they reside were not made
to reach out to such exalted person