Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-22
CITY NEWS

Mrs. A. N. Cayhue left last night
for visit in Burlington.
Ed Sunderland is driving Page
Brothers horses at the Windsor races
today.
Walter Little of North Montpelier,
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
3 William Nliers now has four first
class BARRIERS in his shop and is ready
for business.
DR.. G. II. Kent is to return to
Thompsons Point on Lake Cham
plain tomorrow.
S. d. Waterman Of Waitsield was
in the city yesterday on business and
calling on his parents.
The Rev. T. Donahue of Granite
vile left yesterday afternoon for a
short visit in Burlington.
Charles Newell OF Brookheld was in
the city yesterday on the way to Bur
lngtoN for a short visit.
Mrs. Fred Colburn left yesterday
afternoon for a few days visit with
relatives in st. Johnsbury.
Principal Newton of Montpelier
Seminary was in. the city yesterday on
business and calling on friends.
Will Page left yesterday for Little
ton, n. H., where he is driving Col
bath in the races there today.
Miss Clara Bean of Randolph, who
has been visiting Mrs. W. r. Guthrie
is to return home tomorrow.
The Rev. Frank II. Gale of Stowe,
arrived in town this morning for a
few days visit with his parents.
Fred N. Braley began a week. va
cation from the National Bank this
morning and Dean p, Towne resumed
his labors there.
Frank Townsend. who has been Wis.,
iting relatives and friends in town for
several weeks returned last night to
his home in British Columbia.
Mrs. W. r.. Guthrie has returned
from Old Orchard Beach, where she
has been this summer. She goes to
Boston Saturday to join her husband.
Mrs. Ida Conant and two children
of Lowell. Mass who have been visit
ing their cousin Leonard Wiley went
to Montpelier yesterday for a few
days visit.
Miss Edith Barnes former teacher
at the Spaulding High School is to
leave Sept. 8th for Europe where She
will remain for some time. She, will
speLd most of her time there in study
ing French at Paris.
Mayor Harvey Hersey is in Bruins
wick, Me-, attending the 3Sth muster
in of the 18th Maine regiment. This
meeting was held yesterday, and His
Honor left for Portland to stay the
rom n ndor Of tho WnoI
Mr.. and Mrs Eugenio Carusi of this
city gave Monday night an elaborate
dinner in honor of DR.. Nicola Gigliot-
ii of New York. There were many
Italians present.
Toasts were drank to Bryan and Dem
ocratic success by DIR. Gig!iotti, E.
Carusi and G.B. Sanguinetti of Mont
pelier.
Bessie, a genuine Cuban bloodhound
is to seen with j. w. Shipman' S
mammoth Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
which appears at Granite City Park
next Monday evening. She is the
proud mother of six handsome pup
pies, and they will be feature of the
parade Monday, being displayed in a
cage especially constructed for her.
Last night was the second in the
pool tournament at Alexander's bill
lard parlors the result being Murphy
SO, Noonan "a, Smith so, Davidson
40. Brown SO, Halves 26. This makes
two games for Brown and Smith, one
each for Murphy and Hawes, while
the other two have not succeeded in
getting score. The cup is on exhi-
bition in the billiard hall while the
loser has the consolation of having
his face shaved free for one month in
o. N. Changers barber shop.