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

George Emery of Chelsea is in tn
city for a few days.
Your taxes must be paid before
September 10th.
DR.. j. Henry Jackson returned last
night from burlington.
Ira Stemm has traded his team fol
a building lot on Warren street.
Ira Stemm has moved from the
Morse block to II Academy street.
Mrs. II. c. Rice visited her mother
in Randolph on Tuesday of last
week.
$. Hollister Jackson returned last
night from a short visit in Burling.
ton.
Frank Phillips of the Barre orches'
ira came up last night from Ran
d0lph.
You need not wait to get shaved il
you visit O. N. Granger''s t~onsorial
parlorS.
c. ID. Newhall left this morning for
d few days business trip to Water
bury, Conn.
Hotel keeper Thompson has moved
out of the Commercial House and has
returned to Mortified to live.
Mrs. O. G. Sheplee went to Con-
cord, N. H., this morning for a visit
at her former home.
The regular meeting of Court Gran
lite City, +. of A., will be held tonight.
Three candidates will be initiated.
Harry w. Whitcomb returned last
night from a two weeks southern trip
ia the interests of the firm of Whit
comb Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank COmoli Of
Foss street went to West Berlin to-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Brigham re-
turned last night from a few weeks
visit at Pittsield and other
places. 81
Mrs. Charles Johnston of Platts.
New York is visiting re-
and friends in the city for a
few days.
Allen Werner who has been in
Philadelphia since last winter is OK
pected to return to Barre to live this
week.
II. E. Jeffords began work yester-
day for w. A. Clark at the granite
polishing sheds of Barclay Brothers on
Granite street.
There were 120 tickets sid at the
local G. V. office this morning for the
Knights of Columbus excursion tt
Lake Champlain.
At the meeting of the Burns Club
held last night 1T was decided to hold
the annual Burns club picnic at Cher
ryvale Grove, Aug. 18th.
G. II. Campbell and H. A. Rugg re-
turned last night from a business trip
to Burlington, where they went to
make arrangements about. races.
1t is understood that the democrat
leaders have long ago decided on
their candidate for city representa-
Tive this fall but they refuse to say
who the man is.
DR.. G. B. Nichols returned last
night from a few days outing at his
at Queen City Park. Mrs.
Nichols will remain there for a few
lays longer.
Earle Waterman has been awarded
IN Eastman Pocket Kodak for being
The first in this state to correctly solve
The Grant Mathematical Puzzle pub
ished in "Success' last month.
Miss Sadie Clark, daughter of MI.
md Mrs. w. A. Clark of Forsyth
Place, who has been visiting in St.
I%ohnsbury for the past five weeks is
expected home the latter part of this
week.
Every democrat will have to wear
Stifl hat this fall or else he may be
aiken for a republican. Well they
consider it as much of a disgrace
IS they would like to have people
.hink they do.
A. O. Palmer, of the Modern Wood
len, is in the city and will remain
lere for The rest of the week. There
re now 80 candidates in Barre who
AVE made application for member
hip and it is expected that the num-
'er will be doubled before the week is
'ver.