Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-24
CITY NEWS

st. John Court, c. O. f., will meet
tonight at 6 30 sharp.
See the Combination Cash Store
advt. about school suits.
Mrs. w. Huntington of Washing
ton street is seriously i'll.
Miss Gladys Barron left this morn
ng for burlington on visit.
j. A. Il. Corwin Of Chelsea was in
the city yesterday on business.
james lIo0lahan is spending a few
days visiting friends in Burlington.
Rev. Samuel Jackson and wife Wis
tied friends in Randolph this week.
NJ. s. Levin returned last night from
trip to burlington and Grand Isle.
Mrs. w. II. Gale returned .this
morning from a visit to Waits
fed.
A long distance telephone was put
in e. A. Bugbee's residence yester.
day.
Mrs W. W. Bean Of Randolph was
in the city Wednesday visiting
friends.
a telephone was put in at the resi-
dence Of |. W. Bates at East Barre
yesterday.
w. II. Eastman, wife, and child
returned yesterday from their visit to
West Faillee.
Earle f. Wilson, of Corinth, who
has been visiting j. c. Walker return
ed home this morning.
Clinton Thwing has returned from
his vacation to Boston and other plac-
es in Massachusetts and Vermont.
Mrs. w. S. Checyer and Miss Della
Cheever leave Saturday for Walden,
VT, for two weeks vacation.
G. l.. Bugbee $ telephone at his res
idence has been changed from the
grounded line system to the metallic
circuit.
Mrs. S. S. Bret and children of
Harw ich, Mass, who has been visit
ing at L. b. Whitakers returned home
this forenoon.
George Cameron who has been Wis
iting his brother for the past few
days returned tits morning to his
home at Hudson, Mass.
Court Granite City T. Of A. held
their regular meeting last night. One
member was u,iated three ballotcd
for and two applications received.
Mrs. Brady Of Milevill', N. r., is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Brown. Her son Raymond who
has been visiting his grandparents
through the summer Will accompany
her home.
We are advised by Col. r. j. KIM
)all that Gen. Stewart l.. WOodford
Will surely be here to speak at the
great Republican rally next Tuesday
evening. He is one of the most elo-
luent orators in New York.
Try our mixed candies zoe. and 4Oc.
resh made daily. Finest lot of S
chocolates and other confectionery. +
jnion Bakery, Hale's block. 1928. +
Some Of the Barre people who at t
ended the street fair and Midway at L
burlington yesterday were not wholly t
atisfed with what was presented for
heir entertainment. In fact some of t
hem called it a ''fake" out-and-ult. a
All kinds of fresh chocolates and v
liked candies, fresh daily. Union c
'akery, Halc's block. 1928 +,
The Baraca Ball Nine will cross n
ats with strong nine from the Bap.
Isl church Of Montpelier on the Ba- a
ica grounds, next Tuesday afternoon d
O'Clock. a good game may be tt
okcd for as the Baraca' S have been
fengthening their nine since their Il
st game. lib b.
The case Of state VS.. Scampini for G.
! assault committed on one Philip al
,osenburg July 27th was tried yes Il
rday afternoon before Justice A. G.. tt
ay jury composed of c. B. &C
ownsend, John W. Mcdonald, o. J.
odge, and Milo +. Burnham. The bl
rdict was guilty, and a fine of .sl5 al
I'd costs Of 1929 were imposed. Ell
ampini took an appeal. F. S. Will pr
ms appeared for the state and H. as
. Scott for the defense. tn
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