Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-27

"''~ wv ! ~"N~y'
w. S. S. Buck Of Randolph was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Mary lager Of Burlington is
visiting relatives in the city.
L. A. Norris Of Galway, N. Y,
was in the city yesterday.
City Attorney W. T.. Barney re-
turned yesterday from Newport.
Frank Kelley Logan work yesterday
in o. N. Changers barber shop.
Prof. Avery has moved his Office to
rooms over the Parlor Drug Store.
There will be regular meeting Of
the r. G. /. p. A., this evening.
Mrs. H. d. Segel and children re-
turned yesterday from Burlington.
Harry Jetfords returned yesterday
afternoon from visit in Brookfeld.
Mrs. Rose A. HENDERSON has gone
to Winchenden, Mass, for visit.
Mrs. H. r. Stoughton and maid
went to Mortified yesterday on q
visit.
Raymond Deimer is to exhibit some
of his potatoes at the Tunbridge fair
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Levin and chill.
dren and j. Morse returned yesterday
from Burlington.
G. N. Greenough of Derry, N. H.,
returned home yesterday after a visit
to the Eastman Bros.
Robin Hood Smokeless Powder, SUI
pericr in velocity and even pattern of
shot. Averill Sporting Goods Co. tt
Mrs. Dean P. Town left yesterday
afternoon for Waterbury to visit her
aunt Mrs G.. B. Evans who is i'll.
There was never before as large a
number of Barre people at the Wash
ington fair as there was yesterday.
w. e. Corliss of Corinth was in the
city yesterday on his way to Mont
pelier, where he is to organize a
singing class.
Miss Eta Norton, formerly of this
city, has returned to her millinery
store at East Corinth with new line
of fall millinery goods.
Rev. D. G. Roberts, ID. d., pastor
of st. Paul's church, Concord, N. IT
arrives today and will preach Sunday
in the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Fred Chatfeld returned last night
from a short visit at Randolph and
commenced work this morning for
Fred Beclzman, having finished work
for O. N. Granger.
G.. F. North, the well known insur-
ance man of Rutland and state agent
for the Itna Life Insurance Co., is in
the city for few days looking after
his business here.
The new bridge over the river IN
Blackwell ST., is open for travel al
though it has not been properly accept
ed and it has not been painted nor the
sidewalk built but those who have &C.
casion to drive that way will be glad
to know that the bridge is safe.
Boys we have Rugby Foot Balls for
81 each, made of nice leather with a
rubber bladder inside, Averill Music
g. Sporting Goods Go. TT
1t has Just leaked out that raid
was recently made at the residence of
r. L. Clark on Prospect street by the
city officials. Like so many others, it
was unsuccessful. 1t differed from
most raids in that water was the con-
traband article sought for, instead of
Intoxicating liquors. After a careful
examination of all connections it was
decided that no city water was being
illegally disposed of.
Emslie, the florist, has ready winter
towering plants and bulbs and can
furnish cut flowers at any time.
1912
Raymond Diemer is one of the most
enterprising farmers Of this vicinity,
and is Justly proud just now of his po-
tato crop. Out of those he has already
picked up he has selected thirty-two
which weigh all together 81 pounds.
The seed came from Germany sent to
him by his father and anyone wanting
seed potatoes will do we'll to cores
pond with him.
For sprains, swellipgs and lamenss there is
nothin SO good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Try ii. For sale by K. A. Drown & Co.,
Druggists. dew
Peter McMorrow received yesterday
a letter from the foot ball club at
Valley field, p. j., asking the Barre
Rangers'to arrange a game of foot ball
here sometime this fall. This seems
to have encouraged the local foot ball
enthusiasts to get together and have
series of games this fall between
chosen elevens from local players and
charge small admission, the pro-