Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-27
CITY NEWS

CLIFFORD Holt arrived nome from y.
V. M. yesterday.
Flags and ballons at Payette Men
delsohn & Co.
Mrs. Emma Stone left yesterday to |
spend a week in Waterbury.
Mrs. Joseph Hoyt has returned
from visit in Stowe.
Harry Segcl of Segel s. Brady is in
Burlington on business.
A. A. Gile of Boston was in the |
city yesterday on business.
w. II. H. Luckett, of South Royal
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Raymond Deziel of Woodstock, is
visiting his brother DR.. Deziel.
George Marion left yesterday for
Chazy Ny. to visit his daughter.
Fire works of all kinds at Payette
Mendelsohn & Co. Everything cheap.
Smith Waite, deputy sheriff at
Hyde Park is visiting c. II. Camp
bell.
The infant child of Antonio Giova-
vaneli of Third St., is very seriously
ill.,
L. G. Wiedner Of Dunkirk, N. Y,
is in the city giving orders for gran
lite.
Mrs. Smith Of Washington St., who
has been laid up with the grip is now
improving.
George Houghton, wife and chill
dren of Morrisville were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Edwards of Richmond
is visiting her sister and attending
commencement at Goddard.
Peter Congo of South Main ST., is
detained from his work on account of
of sickness.
Earle Smith is spending his vaca-
ton at Swanton with his sister, Mrs.
Frank Minard.
Carl Camp who has been sick for
two weeks with tonsiitis was out
yesterday for the first time.
Tomorrow the TELEGRAM will have
a large advertisement of the Union
Cash Bazaar. Look out for it.
Miss Kate Murphy arrived yester-
terday from Burlington on visit
with some of her friends here.
Harry Cutler, travelling agent for
the Chicago and North Western Ry.
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
Ed A. Sunderland will arrive from
Lebanon, N. H., on Saturday with
his string Of horses for the races July
4th.
Fred Loranger from Philadelphia
is visiting his brothers M. Fl. and
Arthur. He will spend his vacation
here.
w. G.. Reynolds exhibited last night
a salmon trout, II pounds, sent tC
him from Bangor Me-, by one of his
friends.
Tomorrow night the regular meet
ing Of the r. G. I. P. A. will be held
when the election of officers will be
held for the ensuing year.
Miss Ada Bixby of Claremont. N
H., and Miss May Rich of Richville
are attending the commencement ex
ercises at Goddard Seminary.
The grass is being cut at the Gran
lite City Trotting park, which will
make the base ball diamond in goot
shape for the game on July 4th.
Daniel Murphy returned from
Westerly, r. l., yesterday. He was
accompanied by his niece who will
remain here about two months.
1t was pretty lively at the Granit'
City Trotting Park yesterday morn
ing as the different horses were being
worked out for the races July 4th.
All the Co. r boys are practisin.
shooting every night in preparation
for muster. They are now shooting
for the medal put up by the officers
L. d. Mutt accompanied by G. f
Shepard brought his'trotting horse
full brother to "Belle Hendee" for
merly owned by F. A. Slayton, to tn
Granite City Trotting Park yesterda.
} to try out his speed qualities.
The residents on River street ar
complaining of the condition of tn
roadway there. At that part wher
. the street is cut near the cliff ant
where logs are placed to keep horse
$ from falling into the river, is yer.
dangerous. 1t is caving in and SOM
day horse will stumble in the hole
there and break leg.
Two very important entries hav
been made for the free-for-all elias
/. July 4th, one being the horse "Cold
E bath" and the other famous "E. r