Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-06
CITY NEWS

land, was in the city calling on
friends.
Ell. George Of the international
paper Co., was in the city on business
yesterday.
William Is. Hunt, Of Braintree, is
in the city visiting his brother, George
w. Hunt.
The Catholic Society Of Montpelier
will hold their annual fair at the
Armory next week.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Henry Jackson and
the Rev. S. n. Jackson returned last
night from New York
NJ. }. Waterman Of Waitsheld was
in the city yesterday calling on his
son f. M. Waterman.
Il. l.. Densmore, L. j. Mead and
w. j. Turner returned yesterday
from the Tunbridge fair
Nelson Downing is moving from the
b. Tomasi block into Fred Edward S
house on Richardson street.
Mrs. Eli Drury who has been visit
ing in Passumpsic for the past week
returned home yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Payette of Plattsburg, n
Y, and Charles Stcarns of Rutland
returned home yesterday afternoon.
- All colors of cardboard for mount
ing Art Pictures, either for Pasepar-
tout work, or plotos) Averill Music
& SPIT g G. Co. tt
The 'Brand Of CAIN will be pre-
sented at the Barre opera house this
evening by the Roe Fenburg COM
pany.
The Barre Defenders left this morn
ing for Burlington to play the Ed
munds High School team this after
noon.
Mrs. Emma Proctor, who has been
visiting relatives in the city left this
noon for her home in Someryille,
Mass.
John Tierney ana son, Harold, left
this noon for a two weeks vacation
through Massachusetts and COnnecti-
cut
We received today % new issues of
music the very latest, CALI and look
them over, AVerill Music Co., IS No.
Main street. tt
Remember the foot ball game Mon
day afternoon on the Seminary cam
pus between X. L. A., aud Goddard
Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Donahue of
Mortified who have been visiting in
the city for some time returned home
yesterday.
Mark Davis is to finish work to-
night for the Boston Bargain store
and will begin work Monday as clerk
for W. II. Gale.
David IIarum March also Richard
Carvel March, the two latest issues,
bound to be popular - cents each at
Avcrill Music Co.'S. If
G. II. Kenerson is very proud Of
| his Rhode Island Reds. His cockre Is
and pullets took first, second and
third premiums at the Corinth fair.
On the disclosure yesterday after
noon ot:1eorge +. Cook, Harry Perkins
was arrested for furnishing. He was
fined by Justice Fay s. and costs of
| $1O'45.
Mrs. Reniamin Arbuckle, formerly
of this city, died yesterday at East
Montpelier. Mr.. Arbuckle was once
a barber here but he is now post
master at East Montpelier.
The case of State vs. Joseph Lam
dry, who was alleged to have stolen
money from George G. Earle some
time ago was begun in county court
yesterday.
Representative c. n. Barber OF
Barre town said yesteldayOthat he
was perfectly confident that both the
House of Representatives. and the
Senate will be in favor Of a local OPP.
ton law at this session.
The friends in this city Of Wade
Reyes, former Goddard boy but now
a prominent Boston attorney will be
interested to learn Of his marriage
last Monday to Miss Emma Mayer of
Philadelphia. The ceremony was per-
formed at Brooklne, Mass, by the
Rev. w. II Shipman, of Tufts Col
lege.
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