Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-16
CITY NEWS

ain UobISht'
f. A. Prescott returned this morn
ing to NOrthheld.
w. II. II. Luckett of South Royal
ton was in the city today.
Miss Lena Rooney spent Sunday a
her home in st. Adams.
Follow the crowd to the free sho,
at Dewey Park tonight.
Don't this weather make you wisl
you had Mystic Oil Stove?
Go down and see the Casino Coined,
Co., at Dewey Park tonight.
Mrs. Alne Walker left today for
vacation with friends IN Boston.
l.. A. Checver and A. j. Morton
are in Graniteville today on business
Great reduction in Children s Carts
Wagons, and Garden Sets at the Ar
Novelty store.
George Fl. Brigham left this morn
ing for Enfield, N. H., on three
weeks vacation.
Miss Inez Hayford was in the. city
Saturday on her way from st. Johns
bury Burlington.
Stephen Hawkins commenced work
this morning on barn for Andrew
Bijorn on Currier street.
W. N. Bassett left this morning fol
weeks vacation at White River
Junction and Lebanon, N. H.
White and Harris, Aldsworth, Mae
Russell and James Carroll, will give a
good show at Dewey Park tonight.
John johnson and wife left Satur-
day for West Fairlee called there by
the news of the drowning of his broth
er George.
H. L. Spear and Mrs. r. B. Conner
left last night for Morrisvlle called
there by the serious illness Of their
mother.
If you never tried it you don't know
what comfort and economy there is in
using Mystic Oil Stoves. Sold at the
Art NOvaltv Storn
When you get the best thing for
the least money, it's two good bar
gains in one. Such are the Mystic
Oil Stoves. Sold only at the Art
Novelty store.
James Mcdonald who has been
away for three months returned Fri
day and is employed at Ed Chesser's
market during the illness of Alex
The Whittier, California, News says
in local item, IS. b. johnson of
Barre, VT, and old friend of w. L.
Stafford, was at Hotel Whittier re-
GENTLY"
John G. Dodge has just finished an
extensive painting job for j. W.
Markham of Middlesex. Mr.. Markham
has also had his big fine tenement
house at the corner of No. Main and
LIST. street Barre and his small cottage
mouse on Halves street, newly painted.
Water Superintendent c. S. Cur
Ter was to start pumping this morn
ng from the river to supply the sheds
Ind save the reservoir water for pri-
rate use, but he was served with two
notices to the effect that if he did SO
lie would be enjoined just so many
lines. The notices were served by
Virgil Ayers, Smith, Whitcomb &
look and Jones Brothers.
The clam bake given Saturday by
{. q. Bowers & Co. of Montpelier to
he polishers and manufacturers was
huge success. 1t was just three
clock when the guests sat down to
lam chowder, steamed clans, lobster,
'atermelon and all necessary adjuncts
good dinner. There is hardly
ny necessity in saying that it was
njoyed. Many after leaving the table
)und ut necessary to take slight rest |
, facilitate digestion, as everything |
as so tasty that most all the epicures
tie more than was necessary. On
cturning from the tent they were
anded corn cob pipe and tobacco to
noke the pipe of peace, after which
few remarks were made by A. E.
ruce, thanking the donor for his
ice spread and the manner in which
'erybody was taken care of. A po-
ITO race was run between the polish
IS. The first prize being % and the
'cond 81. About seven O'Clock. tho
lrty broke up and returned to their '
omes, having enjoyed themselves
thoroughly.
DehanlIen