Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-21
CITY NEWS

lier, was in the city on business to.
day.
Thomas Ness, Of Quincy, moved his
household goods here yesterday he
having secured house on Silver
street.
Ed Folsom, who has been i'll with
jaundicc for the past five weeks, re-
sllmed work at Robbins Brothers shed
yesterday.
At meeting of the Painters I'm
ion Tuesday night four new members
were taken in. The business was all
of a routine nature.
On July 4th there will be lots OF
music, and open air band concerts will
be given at all hours of the day and
evening, giving our people an oppor-
tunity to hear some fine music and
plenty of it.
w. Harold Waite of Newburg, N.
Y, with the firm of L. p. Waite 4
Co. publishers, is in town compiling
the 1900 directory for the city of Bar
re and states that it will be out some
time in July at the usual time.
A meeting of the Granitevllle peo'
pie will be held tonight in Miles hall
at which a delegation from the Gen
eral Committee will be present fol
the purpose of arranging for their. par
| in the program for July 4th.
John Grifiln's barber had gone tt
farming the last time he was hear'
from, nor was he employed in exercis
ing his tonsorial skill. He has no
showed up at the shop since yester
day morning, but when he does re
turn he will find the dinner he lcf
beside the steps still waiting for him
A pleasant time for young and oil
is assured at Hales Pavilion on Thur!
day and Saturday evenings this weel
Mr. Hale is providing his patrons wit
the finest music to be had in this SCI
ton, and the increasing popularity
the entertainments testify to the pul
lie appreciation of his efforts. 81
: ,dvortisemont. 1888
At the meeting of the Fourth
July General Committee last nigh
Henry Premier, a member of the S
letting committee was present and r
ported good list Of signers. III
: committee voted that he and all 9th
members of the soliciting commit
proceed at once to collect the fun
and deposit the same with the lima
cial man, Mr.. F. B. Mudgett, who
turn will hand the money over to t
treasurer, taking his receipt for Il
same.
The funeral of Mrs. William Dutf
was held yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock from her late residence, 6 LII
rinpton avenue to the Fresbyterl
church. Rev. r. w. Cummings OF
lated, while Messrs. Gale and WIFI
Mrs. w. II. Gale and Miss Phil
sang the service. The pail bear
we're James p. Mari, James Robe
son, John Watt, John Milne, willie
Robertson and w. c. Clark. I
principle m,urners were the husba
and son, Mrs, James Robertson a
her daughter Maria. Many beautl
floral tributes were sent by friends
Miss Nellie Downey late Bandn
~ tress of the Quebec and Nerm
string band arrived in town to day
companied by Captain Edna 10
daughter of the Rev. Mr.. Jones
the M. e. church. Together t
will conduct a musical meeting in
II Salvation Army Hall, assisted by
local Corps. Miss Downey is CT
IL player on the mandolin, and uses
er instruments with great skill. PIE
of instrumental music will be CIV
also new solos. No one will be di
. pointcd as treat is in store for
come. Miss Downey had charge
travelling string band some time
which visited Barre abont three y
ago. Everybody is invited to
rare treat. A silver collection
he taken at the door to defray eX