Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-26
CITY NEWS


dolph last night.
T. L. Snow is confined to his room
at ]. A. Whitcomb's by illness.
Mrs. B. Humphrey and two chill
dren left last night for visit In
Waterbury.
Mrs. j. d. Bazinet OF Burlington is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Wallace
this week.
Miss Mamie Brush of Williamstown
was In the city yesterday after
noon.
W. II. Gladding and 0. X HOLSTER
left yesterday for Rutland to attend
the Universalist convention
Mrs. Alice Martin Benjamin Of
Woodbury. called upon friends in the
city yesterday.
The Clio Club will h Id business
meeting this evening at o'clock at
the home of Miss Perry, Elm street.
Robin Hood Smokeless Powder
gives less pressure on the gun barrel,
and little or no dirt after firing.
Averill Sporting Goods Co. TT
Ernest Nichols and A. e. Batchel-
der went to Chelsea last night on
coon hunt, and brought home a coon.
Don't.spoil your negatives develop
ing them when you can get a cover
for your tray so reasonable at Averill
Mu ic CO. tt
| Miss Minnie Smith of Saranac Lake,
N. Y, is visiting friends here and in
Montpelier for few days. She re-
turns home Friday.
Miss Violet Ross returned yester-
day afternoon from two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Georgia
and Burlington.
Daniel Oscar Skinner of M. Marrons
grocery store is attending the annual
exhibition Of the Washington Agri-
cultural Society today.
Mrs. M. A. Gif1in of Keene, N. H.,
and Miss M. E. Pierce Of Winchester,
Mass, with Mrs. Susan Keith of this
city have been vi>iling Erastus Keith
and family daring the past week.
Robin Hood Powder (Smokeless) can
be used with perfect safety in Cheap
| Guns and Cheap She'll; it will not pit
or corrode the barrel. Averill Sport
| ing Goods Co. TT
Sabin Miles Of the Quincy House,
Boston is at South Barre few days
having just come from Fabyans ia the
| White Mountains where he" has been
| this summer.
At tile races July 26, held at the
Granite City Trotting Park, the iden
LITIGATION of the horse, "Johnny B ;"
from Montreal, P. O.. was called for,
and the papers Of full Identification
have been sent by the National Trot-
ting association to Rugg & Campbell,
who in turn got the signatures of
those calling for Identification, that
said papers were satisfactory and the
owner gets his winnings
| Mr.. and Mrs J. A. L. Julian have
moved from 32 West street to rooms
and 5 in the Morse block, where
Mrs. Julian will carry on her dress
making as usual.
At the meeting OF Co. E. held last
night, it was voted to assess tax of
/ 81 month for three months, on each
member for the purpose Of furnishing
their club rooms in the Miles block.
A new regime went into effect at
the post office this morning. All
mails coming in and going out are to
be weighed for the purpose of tsti-
mating the con- racts for carry ing the
mails on the railroads. This is being
done throughout New England for a
month.
A prohibition club has been organ
lied in this city, intended to unite all
those who take an active interest and
are willing to do even a little work ia
sustaining our prohibitory law and
opposing any form Of liquor license
law. 1t will meet again Friday even
ing of this week and all the friends
OF the cause are invited to be present
at 7.30 O'Clock at Royal Arcanum
hall, Worthen Block.
REMnVEn