Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-14
CITY NEWS

day for South Royalton.
Phil. Marion went to Brockton,
Mass, last evening for a visit.
Mr.. Draper of Randolph is visiting
his daughter Miss Fannie Draper.
Remember the attractions at the
Dewey Park thcatcr this evening.
r. W. Bisbee and wife left ycster-
day for a two weeks vacation through
the west,
George f. Mcfarland has returned
from a short business trip to Bellows
Falls.
Jack Morse and Frank Cutler leave
Monday on a driving vacation through
the state.
Alex Coutts went to Beebe Plain
yesterday afternoon on a short visit
wi h friends.
Arthur Holt has Il valuable bull
dog on his farm which he would like
to dispose of.
William Whitney of New York is
in the city on business and also visit
ing friends.
Anton Hecker is on the sick list.
Daniel Greggs of Cliff ST., is very
i'll with measles.
Mrs. Elmer Williams who has been
visiting friends in Warren returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Calra Small and son Frank
Small left last night for two weeks
visit at Waldoboro, Maine.
John T. Ray appears for the last time
at Dewey Park Tonight.
w. r.. Campbell returned yesterday
from Groton, where he has been on
business for the Barre Supply Co.
James Fleming and Ed Eudettc left
Yesterday for Beebe Plains, p. G.
where they have secured positions.
Mrs. Anna Robertson has purchased
a lot from Trow & Phelps on Orange
St. She will commence building I'M
mediately.
Mrs. Kate Balm of Waltham. Mass,
visited her uncle, S. G. Cady, and
cousin, Geo. !. Abbott, in this village
the first of the week. If
Mrs. Smith, mother of Daniel,
John, Angus and Donald, left fol
Montreal yesterday for a two months
visit with her sons Peter and Allan.
Mrs. L. w. Odds and Mrs. W. z.
ODDS and daughter, Miss Louise, left
this morning for Hallowell, Maine.
, for a few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gazeley, WHIT
have been in Montpelier and Barre 70.
the past week, left today for thei
home in Albany, N. Y.
a few odd sizes of Standard DR.!
Plates to close at the following prices
2x2J, II cts, 3iX3i, II cts: 3iX34
II cts: 4 1x4!, 30 cts: 44x6!, 40 cts.
as we shall not keep these sizes il
stock hereafter. Avcrill Music Co.
Yesterday afternoon about l.30
special train from Montpelier consist
ing of an engine and three cars pass
ed through here to the quarries. The
cars contained $50 insurance men ant
their ladies who were being shown thu
root Of our industry by the loca
agents of the National Life Insurance
Company.
Nice furnished cottage to rent tin
balance of this month, at Highgat'
Springs. Close by lake in finest loca
ton on Mississquoi Bay. Call at tn
J TELEGRAM Office for particulars. t
The firm of Mulch & Calder ar
making a much needed change in thei
plant. During the high water of las
winter their plant was three time
y submerged with about six and one
half feet of water, and when it wen
out it of course left things in a rathe
Q Q bad condition, the machinery rusty
e and everything covered with abou
!. six inches of mud. This they inten'
e to remedy by raising their plant abou
= seven feet and filling in the same t
r that depth. This will put their plan
in a condition where it will not likel,
be submerged again and will not in
lure it as to it's accessibility.
Free Show by the Boston VaudcNill
Go. at Dewey Park tonight.
George Ruxton of the firm of Nc
liver and RuXton has accepted Il posi-
b tion as superintendent and manage
for the firm of Mcdonnell & Sons