Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-04
CITY NEWS

MIco NClllC lNISiiubaooiA iSip NpNoy
for st. Adams.
A. D. Morse returned to Old Or.
chard this noon.
Miss Nadine Nichols left today for
Northport, Me, on visit.
Heber Thwing and family returned
last night from Old Orchard.
c. II. Campbell and II A. Rugg re-
turned from Burlington last night.
Miss Grace McSorley went to st.
Adams today for two weeks vaca-
tiOn.
Milne & Knox will sell all tools,
etc. Saturday at 10 a. m. opposite
c. V. depot. 1894
Mrs. Nettie Waters Cummings, of
South Barre, has had another shock
and is gradually failing.
Fred Robbins and wife, and cousin,
Miss Lord, drove to Randolph yester-
day afternoon to visit friends.
Little Gertrude and Neill Cheney,
who have been spending a few weeks
In East Barre, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. Belle E.. johnson returned to
day from visit to East Orange.
Mrs. Burroughs of Church street ac-
companied her.
Jack Hanell tried to climb a tree
with his bicycle last night, but at last
accounts he had not succeeded in get
ting up very far.
Miss Hattie George, who has been
visiting at her uncle's L. ID. Carr, in
Wi Jamestown the past week returned
to this city today.
Mrs. Oliver Blanchard and daughter
Alice from Worcester, Mass are visit
ing Mrs. Blanchard'S sister, Mrs. Dr..
Bailey of Graniteville.
O. N. Granger, the popular tonsor-
ial artist, has found it necessary to
place another assistant on and now
has five chairs running.
The Good Templars will hold a So
ciable in X. of p. hall Wednesday
evening. Ice cream and cake will be
served. Admission 10 cents.
II. A. Rugg sold the stock of gran
lite tools and equipments of the firm
of Milne g. Knox at auction at the
Vermont Granite Co. 'sshed today.
c. p. Jones and daughter, Josie,
left this afternoon for an over Sun
day visit at Chelsea with Mr.. Jones
brother, Horace, who recently broke
his shoulder.
II. B. Lexington and his mother,
Mrs. c. L. Lexington, returned last
night. Mrs. Lexington has been visit
ing friends in New Hampshire. and
H. B. has been at Peake's Island.
Arthur Williams, one of our most
popular stone cutters left yesterday
afternoon for Newport. 1t is rumored
that he will have joined the benedicts
when he returns.
Rose Williamson, William David
son and j. X. Milne expect to leave
tonight for New York. They join a
party there and sail Wednesday on
tn Oceanic for Scotland.
The railroad commissioners arrived
here this morning at O'Clock inspect
ing the M. & W. r. II. r. and the
Barre r. r. They were accompan-
led by Superintendent +. W. Stanyan,
General Manager Stowell, Road Mas
ter Dodge and Master Car Buider
Robinson.
Farmers coming to Barre to trade
will find nice chance to hitch their
horses in our new Market Place on
Burnham's meadow, just Off Pros pect
street, near the stone sheds. There
is plenty of room and it is quiet
locality. tt
The great closing out sale at the
Union Cash Bazaar will end on Mon
day evening, Aug. 9Th. Some of the
rarest bargains in the history of Barre
will be at the disposal of the public
between now and that date. We adj
wise all who can take advantage of the
low prices to buy as much as possible
before this sale ends. Every article in
the store is certainly going away be-
low cost. Mr.. Butler wishes all his
customers who hold premium coupons
to present them at once to be redeem.
ed. Also all persons having any bills
or claims against II. A. Butler or the
Union Cash Bazaar CO., will please
present the same without DELAY for
settlement.