Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-09
CITY news

Saturday.
Miss Matte Price spent Sunday IN
MiddlcSeX.
y, G. Jones spent Sunday with rel
atiyeS in Essex Junction.
William Grant left Saturday night
for Scotland to visit his former home.
Patrick NJ. Clcary left Saturday af-
tcrnoon for Buffalo, n. Y, where he
will work.
Richard Wilkinson left Saturday
for Fort Edward, N. y. where he will
remain for a few days.
Several good second hand harnesses
for sale cheap. Downing's livery
stable. tt
Editor r.. NJ. Tobin of Swanton is
IN the city visiting his daughter Mrs.
G. II. Scott
Ford I'lagg played right field on the
Tufts college base ball team Thurs
day against Yale.
Mrs. Elton Taylor returned Satur-
day from Bethel where she has been
spcndlnga week with relatives.
The Chapman Warren Co. left last
night for Bennington, where they
have weeks engagement. They
will present the "Thc Two Nephews'
there next Saturday night.
Richard Wilkinson left this morn
ing for New York state where he will
act as travelling salesman for the
Furber Shoe Co.
Uncle Sans Blue Jackets Alloat,
book published at Sl,25, while they
last at 30 cts, slightly soilcd. Averill
Music Co.
Front corner single room, three
windows, to rent in Averill building.
Apply to l.. M. Ayerill. TT
Rev. j, A. Sherburn and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Sherburn were in Plain
field, Saturday afternoon. to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Quincy Perry.
Frank j. Driscoll, the popular ex-
press messenger on the G. ", between
Barre aud Montpelier, is soon to close
his labors in that capacity and will
form a partnership with Charles ii.
R0akcs in the undertaking business in
Montpelier.
Photographers don't bother about
washing your prints, buy an automa-
tic print washer. set it under the fau-
Get and 90 away letting it do the
work, it keeps the prints in motion,
and thoroughly washes them, price is
low, Ayeml Music GO.
George Badger Of Barre and Martin
Flaherty Of Lowell, Mass, champion
light weight Of Ann lea, are to en-
gage in ten round glove contest for
points in Montpelier, Monday even
ing, April 10th. Billy Cook, cham
piOn Wcltcr- weight of Vermont, and
Joe Martel will also appear in bouts.
Fred Bergeron, champion club swinger
of America, will give an exhibition in
club swinging.
superintendent of Streets Nelson
had men at work Saturday night and
yesterday repairing break in one of
the old blind sewers opposite Depot
SQUARE. Mr.. Nelson did not know the
old sewer was there and he was unable
Ia find any of the former superinten-
dents who knew Of Its existence.
Angelo Scampini is to give an exhi-
bition of hypnotism at the opera
house, Saturday evening, May 10Th.
Mr.. Scampini has become an adept in
the art. He studied the subject I'M
der the direction of Santanelli, and by
practice has succeeded most
in following the footsteps
Of his teacher.
William Iazelton Barrels, well
known fielder and pitcher, has reeov-
cred from the injury which he sus-
tanned while playing ball at the White
Mountains last summer, and is now
PLAYING first base on the Tufts Col
lcge base ball team, and has resumed
his position as captain of that team.
The workmen at the old jail Friday,
in tearing down part of the parti-
ton, found two curiously shaped case
knives between the walls. They were
badly rusted. The handles were of
bone. The blades were about four
inches in length and were notched out
on each edge 50 that they could be
used for Il saw. 1t is thought that
these might possibly have been used
in the past by some one who had tried
to saw the bars of the grating in the
in order to escape. Mont
pelier Argus.