Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-30

turned from Canada where they have
been for the past week.
Mrs. j. Il. McSwenney with her
mother Mrs. Bray and her brother
Joseph spent Sunday in st. Johns
bury.
Frank Cobb is an expert at CATCH
ing frogs, and TELEGRAM reporters
tasted choice dish of frogs legs to-
day that Frank secured in Calais.
The Barre Supply Co., are to set
up an Ingcrsoll & Sergeant air COM
pressor this week for Carroll 4 Hutch
inson of Northfleld.
A. b. Collins engineer at the Har-
rison Granite Co., left Saturday FOR
months visit with relatives in
Lowell and Boston. w. r. Campbell
is running his engine while he is a
way.
Rugg and Campbell proprietors OF
the Granite City Trotting Park have
decided that they cannot give racing
this week. This is owing to the fact
that the fairs start in August and
continue throughout the month.
They promise though that they will
give their patrons another good meet
at no late date which will be as good
as the last one.
Horace Jones, brother to Q. +
Jones of this city, while driving from
Chelsea this morning to p. O. Whea-
tons quarry, where he works, struck
an old fashioned "thank-y e-marm'
and was thrown from his buggy,
breaking his left shoulder. DR.. La
zele set it for him.
The switchback of the Barre rail-
road was extended sixty feet yester-
day to allow the running of longer
trains to and from the quarries.
j. N. Landon's gang Of mite tele-
phone linesmen are here to assist in
putting in eighty new instruments
that the New England Company is
o, ing to install during the next three
months. Twelve hundred feet of cable
will be strung from the central office
up Washington street.
Mystic Ill stoves are the whole
thing. Buy them at the Art Novelty
store. VI
Comfort and happiness in house
keeping cannot be obtained this hot
weather unless you use Mystic oil
stove. Sold at the Art Novelty
store. TT
A son was born this morning to Mr.,
and Mrs. George johnson.
Homer Fits left this morning for
Kennebunk, Me-, to meet his wife
and spend short vacation.
Alfred Godsoo of Bellows Falls, who
has been visiting with Anton Hecker,
returned home today.
A joint meeting of Barre and Tool
Sharpeners No. 2, branches of the
G. C. N. U. will be held in Miles
hall tonight, July 30.
The postponed meeting of the Civic
Federation will be held in the fire.
mems parors, Wednesday Aug. l, at
| 3 D. m. 9O.9l
Frank Gordon and Mr.. Sinclair
arrived this morning from Scotland.
Mr.. Sinclair lived here some eight
years ago and has just returned home
from South Africa.
John Griflin's barber shop is rum
ming again.
A large number Of people from
Washington street attended the show
at Dewey Park Saturday night and
also took in the dance at IIale's Paw
lion.
The Baptist Sunday School will
hold it's annual picnic Tuesday in
Warren Richardson's woods. All
children of the school are requested to
meet at the church at 8 O'Clock where
old fashioned picnic teams will be
ready to carry them to the woods.
Readers use BurbankS superior
cleaner and polisher 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
Will Hutchinson of East Orange
with Will Locke of Winchendon,
Mass, visited +. j. Colby Saturday
night and Sunday. Mr.. Locke and
Mr.. Colby went to Montpelier yestef-
day to the Heaton Hospital.
"A sewer is being built on Franklin
street.
Miss Annie Boyce, of Middlesex, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. G. J. Halves
and Mrs. Robert IngliS.
G. J. Halves sold about twenty gal