Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-15
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. Dodge Of ST. JohnSbury. is Wis
iting his parents at the Dodge farm.
II. II. Kohn an insurance man of
Albany, N. Y, was in town Satur-
day.
Boxing gloves just received, prices
to suit at Averill'S IS North Main
st.
The regular cOnclave Of Granite r.
A. Chapter will be held tomorrow
evening.
Those shot guns we are Offering for
s. are great shooters at AveriI's. No.
% North Main st.
Roy Howard left Saturday after
noon for Middebury for a short visit
at his home.
Mari & Gordon S sheds were shut
down Saturday afternoon on account
Of the races.
All Of Norwich University except
the buildings was in town Saturday to
attend the foot ball game.
A new lawn tennis court was
placed in commission near L. A. Is.
Bishops residence Saturday.
A II the teachers who have been at
tending the convention at Rutland,
returned home Saturday night.
Green Mountain Lodge, l.. q. O. +.
NJ. l.. are making preparations for
holding dance ia the near future.
The participants of last week s
races are busy today getting their
horses cut Of town.
If you need anything in the gun or
ammunition line it will pay you to
call on the Avcrill Music & Sporting
Goods Co., % North Main St.
Rev. S. Edward Wright of Mont
pelier gave a very interesting address
at the UniversaliSt church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. IIoisngton. who
have been visiting w. II. IIoisington,
have returned to their home in Hart
land.
George Evans has returned from
his ten days vacation AID resumed
work this morning at the American
Express office.
Bert Robbins spent Sunday in Bur
ington. He expects to close his laborS
on the n. f. Il. and II. Co. in this city
this week.
F. A. Daley had his new automobile
out Saturday on Burnham's Meadow.
1t worked very well considering the
fact that it was new
The City Council is racking it's
heavily taxed brains to discover ways
and means of cutting the current ex-
penscs Of the city government and are
projecting a scheme for decreasing
the salary list.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Bump, MIR. and
Mrs. William Bump, Austin Beach
and Miss Cora Beach of Salisbury,
were in the city Saturday visiting
Mrs. O. S. Wiley. They were on
their way home from the Good Tenn
plars convention at Lyndonville.
James Langley, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank f. Langley entertained several
of his young friends Saturday after
noon on the occasion of bis sixth
birthday. In the afternoon the young
people were taken for a ride by Mrs.
Langley and after returning they
were treated to a birthday party sup
per.
Dyspepsia me of human existence. Bur
dock Blood Bitter> cures 1t, promptly, per-
manenty. Regulates and tones the stomach
DIV
There was a man on the ST. c is
Saturday who said he was from Quin-
cy, Mass. He had secured the CITY
from one end to the other in search
of a drink. UeTnailed every man he
met for "a hours but the only raise
he could make was bottle of ,lamai
ca Ginger. His condition was one
that would have delighted the author
of Billy Bakers Letters butthis was
probably brought with him from
Quincy. The funny thing about it is
that if his story is true he must have
met very few people here or else the
pocket poddlcrs were all punched at
the trotting park.
l.ita urn? Use DR., Thomas Eclcctrlc
| Oil. At your druggists. Nv
A funny thing h happened to Mayor
lIerscy Saturday as he was coming
down to his office. lie was walking
along the street his consciousness
totally eclpsed from the things ,f
this world by weighty problems
in the affairs of state when
he was rudely awakened from
his rcvery by one of those trees
stepping out from its station in front
of the band stand and taking him
sQuaroly ia the face. Like man