Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-31
CITY NEWS

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Clinton Field of New York is ex
pcctcd here soon for IA vacation.
Don't forget the big free show a
Dewey Park tonight. TT
Mrs. Il. II. Ryder is visiting friends
in town.
Will Turner, Jr, went to Manches
ter, N. H., today for vacation.
Mystic oil stoves are the whole
thing. Buy them at the Art Novelty
store. TT
Howard Stanley of Randolph called
on friends in the city yesterday a ftcr
noon.
VIM. Blake left last night for Mid
dleton, N. Y. where he has secured a
position.
Go down to Dewey Park tonight
and be entertained by Florence
Wrangland and Co. If
Readers use Burbank's superior
cleaner and polsher for your black,
russell and tan shoes. The only kind
that will clean and polish without in
jury to the leather. 1t contains oil.
Sold at Art Novelty store. tt
Charles Hoyt left yesterday after
noon for his home in Tic9nic, Iowa.
Remember that on next Saturday
will take place the annual picnic of
Clan Gordon No. y, S. G. at Cherry
vale Grove.
Comfort and happiness in house
keeping cannot be obtained this hot
weather unless you use a Mystic oil
stove. Sold at the Art Novelty
store. tt
the Barracks and Barclay Bros.
men are to play ball on the Baraca
grounds at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
VIM. Brown returned this morning
from a six weeks vacation at his home
at Prince Edward Island.
Alex Milne is'loafing today on ac-
count of piece of steel in his eye.
G. M. Edison of Willamstown was
in the city on business today.
II. d. Segel is expected home from
Boston tonight.
Anthony killfoil of Graniteville,
left today for st. Sylvester, p. 9.
Mrs. Electa Cushman who has been
i'll for the past few days is GONZALES
cent
The postponed meeting of the Civic
Federation will be held in the fire
mems parlors, Wednesday Aug. l, at
3 p. III. 9o-9l
New and larger ticket windows are
being put in at the G. V. station
When all the repairs are completed
the Barre station, although small for
a place of this size, will be very con-
veniently arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsden re.
turned today from visit at North
field Falls.
Miss Eva Mower is expected home
tomorrow from Milford, N. II.
Mrs. George Bigelow of Providence,
r. L.. is stopping on South Main
street.
A week from today ID. p Towne
commences a two weeks vacation
from the National bank.
Mrs. George Slayton of Mills, Mass,
is the suest of her aunt, Mrs. P. S.
Prior.
II. G. Cassidy Of the S. w. Vena-
bic Tobacco Co., of Petersburg, Va,
distributed free samples Of sole Var
giny" union made smoking tobacco
ia front Of Il. O. Marrion's cigar store
to the stone cutters this noon.
Several Italians arrived from Italy
this morning.
Mrs. Kuhn of Cleveland, Ohio, and
her two daughters Marion and Jen-
ME who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. lIadley for the past three
weeks returned home this noon stop.
p ne at Claremont for few days.
Arthur Batchcdcr has returned
from his vacation and resumed work
at L. M. Avcrill'S.
Mrs. Fred IIackctt of Bethel is the
guest of her mother, Mr.. p. S. Prior
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt are visit
ing in Roxbury for few days
The members of the Barre lodge, n. |
f. q. p, 60 to Montpelier Thursday |
to visit the lodge there and see the !
work exemplilicd. They leave on the |
!. Is car and there will be special Car |
returning after the meeting.