Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-13
CITY NEWS


meeting last night.
Better try Standard plates and be
satisfied. Averill Music Co. tt
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King,
East Barre, yesterday, a son.
Frank Hutchins is thinking of
starting bathing pavilion at Berlin
Pond.
Dr. j. Henry Jackson was in Bur-
lington for couple of days this week
on business.
Ma Tiger Lily, Her Name is Rose,
Believe, and all the newest successes
% cents each, Averill Music Co. tt
Mrs. Harriet Camp arrived in the
city this morning from Waukegan,
Ill.
+, Mayor Harvey Hersey left this
morning for business trip to New
Hampshire.
All members of the N. Fl. O. p. are
requested to be present at the meet
ing this evening.
Many of the merchants have already
signified their intention of entering
float IN the parade for July 4th.
Ed G. French, deputy sheriff, left
last night for Boston. Before return
ing he will visit Fitchburg and Pep
percll.
j. Z. Rodney will move his fish
market from Henry Frenier's on
Granite ST., to the Ward g. Douglass
place on South Main St.
T. a. Wilson of the G. M. & St. p,
Charles Hurlbert of the G. A., T. G..
Wallace of the u. p, were in town
yesterday soliciting business.
The tiremcn are making great pre-
parations with their running team
for the Fourth of July. They say
they will have some Of the prize
money.
Mrs. Ellie |. Webster of Boston will
address the Spiritualists at G. A. r..
hall, Montpelier, Sunday, June 18th,
at 8. 20 and 7.30 p. m. Tests will be
given after the lecture.
Alvah Cook, wife and son Harold,
of Mortified drove to this city Sun
day, where they spent the day with
d. A. Martin and family, returning
home in the evening.
While Alex Stephens Of Mcmillan
& Stephens was driving along the
North Main street yesterday Afternoon
the rear axle broke and threw the
driver to the ground. Luckily the
horse stopped SO that serious acct
dent was averted. Mr.. Stephens was
not hurt.
The program for the Spauldine
Alumni banquet tomorrow night is tt
be as follows: TOaStmaste., G.. NJ
Gates; reading to 1900, Helen M
Brown '9s; response. Arthur Fl. CAM
100: Our Girls, G. Herbert Pape, '95
Our Boys, Bessie V. Wheatley '97
Informal Toasts.
At CANDLES barn on Aver St., toda,
L. j. Griffin and his men were obliged
to thaw through eight feet of ice
This puts all the Vermont winters il
the shade. Vlrgel Ayers who occu
pied the barn wondered why tn
water would not run and sent for thu
plumbers with the above result. Thu
vein of Ice was Is inches thick ant
eight feet deep.
When the mother of Peter Suther
land heard of his death she was take
suddenly ill and lived only a fey
hours. She was 73 years of age, hal
and hearty and expected to see her sol
this year as it was his intention to 6
to Scotland and visit her. He
death made the third within thre
months IN the same family. Firs
the wife, then the husband and lastl
the mother. The Clan is taking Car
of the six children. The two young
est arc to be sent to friends in Scot
and.
The regular meeting of the w. {
II. o., Friday afternoon at 2.30 is t
be held in observance of Flower Mis-
sion Day. The ladies will meet wit
Mrs. Grcgware at the corner of Cam
and Washington st. An interestin
programme has been prepared, flower
are to be made ready for Distribute
and ice cream and cake will be served
| A pleasant time is anticipated and
cordial invitation is extended to a
who would like to join the Unior
Every lady is asked to bring flower