Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-06


Thu rsday, and Saturday. TT.
Miss Gcorgiannl Wishart returned
home Saturday.
Fred Beckmln has resumed work at
Miers' barber shop.
Alvin Blair and family left Satul.
day for South Royalton.
e. d. Bingham of Bennington is in
the city on business.
r. L. Watson, of Burli le ton, is in
the city on business.
w. G. Lochle of Chicago, a granite
dealer, is here placing orders.
e. j. Gale, proprietor of the Gull
House was in the city Saturday.
G. e. Bltke G, of BrookGeld, wa,
visiting with friends over Sunday.
The electric cars run three in a
bunch some of the time Saturday.
N. f. Piper, of Greensboro Pond,
was in the city Saturda y on business
Mrs. B. Tomasi's delivery team
capsized on Saturday, bruising the
driver little.
Mr.. Kimball, travelling agent fol
the Canada Atlantic r. r., was ia
the city Saturday.
] A. Carpenter, formerly Of the
firm of Abbott & Carpenter, was in the
city Saturday.
Robert Ford and j. NJ. Morrison,
of St. Adams, were in the city Satur
day visiting friends.
ID. A. Kimball of Boston, returned
to bis home Saturday after spending
few days in the city.
Mystic oil stoves are the whole
thing. Buy them at the Art Novelty
store. tt
]. W. Shelley of Putney, VT, who
has been visiting M. G. Nichols, left
for his home Saturday.
Fred G. Cox, of Boston, was in the
city on business Saturday. He spent
Sunday at his home in Bethel.
Warren Howland's new house on 1
street, Batchelder's meadow, is com
pleted and a family has moved in.
Mrs. w. Clark and son left Satur
day afternoon for st. Johnsbury to re
main week visiting with friends.
H. f. Mathews returned to hi
home in Randolph Saturday having
spent a few days in the city on bust
ness and pleasure.
Charles A. Smith had a handsome
new post sign put out Saturday ii
front of his book store and news
agency in Gordons block.
The engine at the pumping station
was shut down Saturday and Sunday
on account of Mr.. Currier not being
able to get any coal.
Comfort and happiness in house
keeping cannot be obtained this hot
weather unless you use Mystic OF
stove. Sold at the Art Novelty
store. III
Mr.. Sherburn's Sunday School class
plays a game of base ball with thu
Congregationalists Wednesday after
noon on the Baraca grounds.
+. E. Williams and wife, who have
been the guests of Mrs. X. M. Morse
returned to their home at Hartford
Conn, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poverty, o
Philadelphia, who have been spend
ing week here on a visit, returned
to their home last night.
Will Laramie has dissolved partner
ship with Joseph Blair and gone
to polishing. Mr.. Blair's broth
er Lester, has gone toto compan.
with him.
Mrs. Whitcomb and daughter, Nina
from Claremont, N. H., who hay
been visiting Mrs. Whitcomb's broth
or, Clark Holden, returned home Sat
urday.
The Y. p. A. of the Presbyterian
church holds a lawn party at Mrs
Phillips on Long street on Wednesda,
night, beginning at 6 O'Clock. 96-
Mrs. Edgar French and Miss Frencl
of Milwaukee, Wis, well known tt
Barreites as part owners of the Frencl
estate are in the city visiting friends
Arthur O'Rourk, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Hugh O'Rourk, returned Satur
day from South Ryegate where h
has been visiting his grandparents 70
the past week.
G. G. Mascott, of Burlington, VIII
is we'll known as candy maker j
that city, was in Barre Saturday look
ing over the prospects of starting
branch store here.
John A. Hall of the Union Clothin
Store will leave Tuesday for thre