Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-24
CITY NEWS

MTS. w M. Lay Wuiu lcluIiiCu ySo'
terday from a short visit IN North
field.
Hon. II. Clay Gleason of Burling
ton, was in the city yesterday on bus
ness.
Miss Myrtle Walker is working as
assistant cashier at L. NJ. Averill's
store.
Mrs. Frank W. Sault,ot Vergennes,
called on friends in the city yesCer-'
day.
A. J. Norton and l.. A. Cheever
have returned from few days visit
in New York.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Of Cfan Gordon will be held on
Monday night.
A. M. Hunt, editor Of Granite, is
in the city on business with the
granite dealers.
Andrew Young has changed his
place of residence to Aver street, near
the trotting park.
Miss Martha Taylor of Washington
Was in the city yesterday On the way
to Lebanon, N. Fl.
f. G. Kennedy, Of Burlington, was
in the city yesterday on business for
the electric railroad.
A gang of men began work yeSter-
day putting in the new iron turn Ia
BILE at the G. V. yard.
Warren Lawrence Of Mortified has
sold his farm and is moving to this
city to reside at North Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Cummings are
spending the week in Orange on ac-
count Mr.. Cummings illness.
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge,
|. 0. @. f. tomorrow evening the
first degree will be conferred.
w. Fl Gale is TO move into his
splendid new residence on the French
estate some time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Kent, Of Stral-
ford, are visiting their son, Leonard,
in the city for few days.
Thomas D0bie, who has been III f0i
the past SIX weeks with rheumatism,
was alb G to be out again yesterday.
Miss KATE Molver and Mary Mclvel
have returned from three months yiaii
with friends in Lingwick, 2. @,
Zinc and grinding double the wear
f, c. McFarlane Of Barton began
work yesterday in the upholstering
department at B. W. Hooker s. CD'S
store.
There will be no meeting of the Y,
P. A. at the Presbyterian church to.
night on account of the Sunday School,
convention,
Miss Velma Burgess is to leave the
first Of November for Palm Beach,
FLORIDA, where she is to remain dur
ing the winter.
Miss Martha Ross, who has beer
visiting in the city for several weeks
returned to her home in Leeds, p. 9.
yesterday afternoon
The object Of Ira Calef's trip tt
New York was to meet MIR. and Mrs
f. II. Welcome Of Minneapolis, VIII
are expected home this week from I
tour abroad. They are we'll know
here and at Washington.
The drawing of seats for the lcctur,
course took place last night at TIN
opera house a%d although there ar
many patrons Of the course this sea
, son there will be plenty Of seats 70
+ those who prefer to attend only oc
5 casionally.
The local foot ball enthusiasts VIII
have noticed that Ford Flagg has no
been filing his customary position a
, half back on the Tufts team for som
time will be Interested to learn tina
the reason therefore is that he sprain
a his ankle early in the season and /
still laid up.
1t is said that Abigail Prue a
: characterized by Neil Burgess in tn
revival of ''The County FAIR whic
Z will be seen in Montpelier shortly,
an exact copy Of an aunt who lives i
Deertield, Mass. Ii that be 50 MI
s Burgess aunt must be delightft
3 old lady and we should quite pine t
z know her.
Z Remember that each one of you ha
z good chance to secure brand ne'
2 Glenwood range absolutely free {
; charge merely for the trouble 70
5 take IN cutting out the headings owe
s the editorial column in the TELEGRA-
3 and sending them to this office eveI
z ten days. 1t is worth trying fc
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