Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-18
CITY NEWS

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three year old bay colt.
L j. Bolster, O. ii. Hale and n.
NJ. Nelson had their houses connected
with the telephone yesterday.
Mrs. Heinrich formerly of this city
but now of Boston. arrived in the
city last night for few days visit.
4. O. Palmer of Burlington was in
the city yesterday on the way to East
Barre to visit the lodge of Modern
Woodmen recently organized there.
1t is expected that George Ross who
is now working in Canaan, N. ii. will
return to Barre soon and enter God
dard Seminary as a student this fall
So far as is known thus far the only
two candidates whose names will be
before the republican caucus fol
nomination as city representative
will be 0. X. HOLSTER and Alderman
James MacKay.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Morse drove tt
Randolph last night, whence he goes
to Bethel to see his mother who i!
quite i'll. Madam Morse is almost Sc
years old and a remarkably tight
woman of her age.
w. j. Black, advance agent fol
my Friend from India" was in the
city yesterday. Many of our reader:
we'll remember Mr.. Black as the man
oscr of the Jefferson company which
was here last year.
A. Z. Batchelder was out yester
day for the first time in two weeks
Mr.. Eatche Ider is in bad shape and hi
intends to be more careful of hmSel
in the future or until such time as hi
can get strong again.
Alpha Messer of Rochester, pas
lecturer of the National Grange, an(
one of the leading agriculturists il
the state was in the city last night tt
hear Judge W. G. Ewing of Chicago
speak on Christian Science.
Wanted. At once capable kitch
en- girl. HAYES restaurant. 1907
While,the 6, A. car Was going dow
last night, two lirlIa children place.
themselves in the middle Of the trdcl
and might have sustaiocd serious in.
Jury had they not been rescued b,
Charley Ross, who jumped off thu
car and snatchc0 them out of harms
way.
Ludwig Levin, the popular mana
GER, wants to correct the item in Thu
Times of yesterday, wherein it wa
stated that Payettr, Mcndelshon
Co. are going to move their ciga
store to the Il. Tomasi block mex
week. lie says the firm will hav'
nothing whatever to do with it, as hi
is going to start in business there him
self on in entirely new scale.
5. j, (Chin) Davis, of Montpelier
was arrested yesterday afternoon b.
Officer e. +. Perry at the Driving
Park, while the Gentry pony and dog
show was performing. He is alleged
to have been pocket peddling and is ;
we'll known character. Before justice
A. G. Fay he plead guilty and wa
placed under 500 bonds for his ap
pcarancc on Monday morning at II
O'Clock. lie gave check for TIN
amount which he had received from
Ward & Douglass for work done.
Special for Saturday. Climax mix
ture and cramels 20 Cts. per pound
Union Bakery, Hales block. 1867.
The supporters Of Alderman Mac
KAY agree that owing to the fact tina
the granite industry has not been re
presented heretofore in the stat
LEGISLATURE that it should now hay
its turn especially when such a bril-
liant and upright man like jaime
Mackay can be found to fulfil thoS
requirements. They also clail
that the fact Of his identit
with the city and his residenc
and interests here should have som
weight, Mr. HOLSTERS friends 0
the other hand are enthusiastic i
their support on the grounds tina
his education and ability combine
with his many good qualities will il
sure the respect of the voters when
comes to the ballot box next month