Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-23

field Falls on a visit over Sunday.
Miss Lois Gillin spent Sunday at
her home in Mortified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Buchan
spent yesterday at Woodbury. Pond.
Mrs. j. j. Sowles left for Richmond
on visit.
Mrs. A. j. Norton returned from
Boston Friday night.
A large number of Barre people
were at Woodbury. Pond yesterday.
A few Cameras at less than half
price to close at Averill Music Co.
Mrs. L. w. Heath has taken up her
residence at Old Orchard for the sum-
mer.
A. j. Gauvreau of st. Adams left
for his home Saturday afternoon to
spend a two weeks vacation.
Grand promenade and dance Thurs
day evening at Hale'S Pavilion.
SO-S1
II. H. Brown & Co., have the fine
residence of Nicholas Veae on Dewey
St., ready to plaster.
Jones Bros, employees intend hold
ing their annual picnic at Cherryvale
Grove Saturday July 2S.
H. II. Brown & Co have commenc-
ed on the fine residence of G. T. Aver
also on house for T. J. Brown.
Constable Jesse Cayhue returned
Saturday from trip to Rutland where
he went accompanied by Mr.. Sevigny
who will spend his vacation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Taft who have
been stopping at Old Orchard Beach
for the past three weeks returned
home Saturday night.
Miss Mabel Winch, who has been
visiting friends in Boston for the past
four weeks, returned home Saturday
night.
We have over SO Gramophone Re-
cords that have been used will close
out for 25 cents each at Averill Music
Co. tt
d. Blair has snapped his house on
Perry St., to S. d. Perry for one on
George st. The deal was made
through the d. A. Perry real estate
agency.
r. A. Moore the stecplc climber and
metal roof painter will be in the city
August LIST; and will be ready to take
contracts. References given from st.
Johnsbury. S4-S6
About twenty-five of the friends
nf Mr.. and Mrs. William Rust who
were married Friday evening serenad-
ed them at the home or Mrs. John
Park on Saturday evening.
After ALL An Innocent Young
Maid, One Little Word, Because, A
Bird in a Gilded Cage, Girl / Loved
in Sunny Tennessee and all the latest
Music for sale by Ayerill Music Co.
All our new hits are played at llawes'
Parors every evening. TT
Saturday was the anniversary of the
death of Robert Burns. also the first
anniversary of the dedication of the
beautiful monument in his honor
by his admirers last year. TO show
that they still remember and honor
his name the Burns Club through
their president Robert lnglis and
other members decorated the monu-
ment by hanging wreaths around the
railing of same.
Nice furnished cottage to rent the
balance of this month, at Highgate
Springs. Close by lake in finest loca-
ton on Mississquoi Bay. Call at the
TELEGRAM office for particulars. tt
The Central Vermont Passenger
depot is being greatly improved. One
of the best improvements SO far as
the health of the ticket agent and the
telegraph operator is concerned is the
charging of the office. The charge
In this respect is the doubling of the
office room, done by moving the parti-
ton back to allow of just sufficient
space for passage through to both
waiting rooms. The old windows
used for the sale of tickets will be re-
placed by large plate glass ones add
ing not little to the looks of the
place. A window for the receipt of
messages will be cut and the present
half door system abolished, the door
being solid thus isolating the clerks
entirely from the public and making
things in general more of a modern
ticket office than it has been. The
closets will be fixed and other improv-
mcnts made which will be of great
benefit to the public.