Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-14
CITY NEWS

The only satisfactory part OF Mayor
Hersey's administration will be his re-
firing message.
O. II. Hale returned last night
from Waterbury, where he has been
attending the fair
Mrs. w. Stevens and two children
have gone to Williamstown for vaca
tion of four weeks.
Bert Powers of st. Johnsbury is in
the city, stopping with the family of
c. N. Kenyon.
Miss Carrie Draper is to leave to-
night for her home in Randolph to
remain over Sunday.
Mrs. John Wilson and daughter
Georgiana of Worcester, VT, are visit
ing with relatives.
Alderman Mann is giving the streets
parting fond embrace today by hav-
ing the mud carted Off
Mrs. W. J. Breckenridge of Burling.
ton is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.
J. Davis, for few days.
Frank Burk of the firm of Burk
Bros. left last night for New York
City to set up monument.
At the special communication of
Granite Lodge, f. & A. M, tonight
the third degree will be worked.
Go to Hale's pavilion Saturday
evening and enjoy the music and
dancing. 1860
j. N. Wilson, who has been visiting
in White River junction for week
is expected home tomorrow.
Miss Mabel Littlehale of Fitch
burgh, Mass, arrived in the city last
night for visit with Mrs. M. D.
Lamb.
At the meeting of Hiawatha Lodge,
No 90 |. O. O. f., held last night.
one application for membership was
received.
William Duthie, William Duthie,
Jr, and James Robertson returned
last night from Scotland, where they
have been for the past three months.
Geo. Healey of New London, Conn.
arrived in the city last night for a
few days visit Mr.. IIealey was form
erly a student at Goddard Semi
nary.
At the meeting Of the r. G. l. =
A. last night, Miss Nellie Sadlier and
Frank Mclaughlin were initiated,
and six applications for membership
were received.
A. B. Fisher of Worcester, Mass, is
in the city visiting friends. Mr..
Fisher is a well known architect, and
was the architect of the old opera
house.
Clan Gordon Dramatic Club rehear-
sal Saturday evening. Reading act
at 9.45, act at $780, Singing at 8
O'Clock, in X. of p. hall 1901
J Notwithstanding the small attend
ance at the state fair at White River
Junction this week r.. L. DenSmore
did big business. He fed $50 poo
pie Wednesday and more Thursday
and fed them well as he always did.
His was the best eating place on the
grounds and he got so cents against
25 cents charged by many of his COM
petitors.
A fresh supply or ammunition for
lihes, revolvers and Shot guns just re-
ceived, selling at low prices; also the
celebrated Robin Hood smokeless
powder. Averll Music & Sporting
Goods Co. l28.tf
1t is expected that Miss Mary l.
Williams, teacher in Spellman Sem
mary, Atlanta, Ga. will speak in the
Baptist church Sunday morning. Miss
Williams is a very bright, engaging
speaker, and out of several years eX-
perience is able to tell of the develop
ment among the colored people of the
South in such way as to add very
much to ones knowledge of the race
problem there.
The hearing of the state against
Arthur Davis of Barre for larceny was
concluded yesterday before Judge
Smile in Montpelier city court and
he was bound over to await the action
of the jury. The case grew out of a
misunderstanding which the respond
emit had with Charlie North. Davis
is only Is years of age. Grand Juror
Frank Bailey prosecuted and M. M.
Gordon is attorney for the respond
emit.