Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-28
CITY NEWS

Arthur Cave left for Mortified this
morning On short visit.
Perry pictures Urge and small, for
sale by the Averill Music Co. TT
o. II. Hale is having a phone pIac-
ed ia his house.
Make your plans to 60 to IIalc's
Pavilion Saturday night. $3.50
Jones Brothers men are holding a
picnic at Cnerryvale grove today.
A large crowd went to Montpelier
last night to attend the band concert.
All home made candies, fresh every
day at the Union Bakery. $3.50
W. L. Adams V. S., OF Morrisville,
is visiting With DR.. Stickney.
II. II. Jardine, of Railway, n. j., a
stone dealer is here placing orders.
Fred Fisher and George Richardson
have returned from their fishing trip
to Niggerhead Pond.
The next promenade and dance at
Hale's Pavilion will he on Saturday
evening. 1888
A few Cameras at less than halt
price TO ClOse at Ayerill Music 10.
Mrs. Fred Fisher and son Harry
went to Cabot today for two weeks
visit with relatives.
A party made up from Camp street
residents held basket picnic yester-
day at Williamstown Gulf.
Miss Rose Foy is to leave Monday
for her vacation. She will go first to
her former home in Tingwick, p. q.
Edison monographs, and Edison
records, are for sale by Averill Music
Co. IF
Jones Brothers are to hold picnic
at Caledonia Park two weeks from to-
day and it will be first class affair.
Clarence Clark left today for Platts-
burg, N. Y, to visit bis uncle, f. j.
Badger, for few weeks.
j. a. Bond, state agent Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., is visit.
ing his agents in the CITY.
Three loo, lamp chimneys for zoe,
at the Union Cash Bazaar Store.
Crockery and. glassware almost
given away at Union Cash Bazaar
store. $3.50
Dance at Hale's Pavilion on Sat
urday night. $3.50
Charles Mcdonald at w. +. Morse
store, found bunch of keys. Owne1
can have them by paying for this adj
vertiSement.
Tcrrol S and Edwin G left tbi
morning for Waitsfeld, Mass, Rob
ert Il went on the same train tt
White River Junction.
a party of berry pickers from Nortl
Washing ton street went to Orang,
yesterday and returned with man,
bushels of berries.
A letter was received this mornin,
from Beebe Plains saying that the,
want from twenty to twenty-fvcuniol
stone cutters there at once.
Jan es Fury app AIRED tefore Judge
W. A. Boyce yesterday afternoon ant
was allowed to go on Lis own recog
nisance in 800 bail. The trial is sci
for August s.
Miss Maud Roben left this noon fol
South Ryegate, from which place she
and her sister, Miss Mabel, will 60 t.
the Mount Pl ,aSant House to Spenc
the summer.
Two important messages are those
to be given by Bishop Parker tomor.
row at the Methodist church. If you
have No other engagement 60 and
hear him at 1915 a. NJ, and $50 p.
m.
Farmers coming to Barre to trade
will find nice chance to hitch their
horses in our new Market Place on
Burnham's meadow, just off Prospect
street, near the stone sheds. There
is plenty of room and it is a quiet
locality. tt
The new officers who are to take
command of the local corps of the
Salvation Army arrived in the city
Friday. A public welcome will be &C
corded them in the Salvation Army
barracks on Saturday night, to which
everybody is invited. The adjutant
has had wide experience as an officer,
having held many Important com.
mands. Everybody is requested to
come TO the welcome gathering.
One $40 Edison photograph, used
a little, sold for S., just think of it, a
good talking machine for IS. Averill
Music Co. If
The Social Democratic Party held e
we'll attended meeting in the >Quinlen