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


Will Cook left this morning for an
outing in New York state.
Miss Agnes Nash returned Satur-
day from a two weeks vacation.
Ifyou are in search of good time
60 to lIale's pavilion next Thursday
night. 96-99
Miss Morrison of Someryille, Mass.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Richard
Veale.
NJ. M. Walker, of Graniteville, left
today for Auclair, Wis, where he will
reside in future.
w. A. Boyce returned Saturday
night from trip to Saratoga. New
York city and Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Martin re-
turned Saturday from two weeks va
cation in New York.
Mrs. r.. r. Mills returned Saturday
from her home at Elmhurst, l.. L.,
where she spent three weeks vaca-
ton.
Harry McNiel left today for Port
land, Ear IIarbor and PittSfeld to re-
turn home in about three weeks via
Boston.
Mrs. Phillip Standford, and daugh-
ter, Maud, of Baltimore, Md, was
visiting with j. w. Severance over
Sunday.
While John Hyland is at Highgatc
Springs, A. j. Cave of the Barre Sup
ply Co., is running his engine at the
Vermont Granite COS shed.
c. II. Campbell and II. A. Rugg
left for Burlington this morning to
complete arrangements for their races
to be held August %, 90, "a.
Arthur Holt and Herman Campbell
have entered Charles II. Campbell's
famous gelding "RaZor Back" in the
2.29 class at the Corinth fair.
The Y. p. A. of the Presbyterian
church are to hold lawn party We'd
ne sday evening at the home of Mrs.
Phillips on Long street. Everyone
invited to come at O'Clock.
Peter McMurrow had hard luck in
the mile race at the Clan Picnic Sat-
urday having sustained an injury to
his leg SO that he could not do Justice
to himself in the race. He will try
the mile again in the DIOR day races.
Mrs. Laura Wescott, of Homer
Fits store, has returned from a visit
to Chelsea and Washington, and today
she, accompanied by Mrs. Il. N. Pres
colt and daughter, Il lossie, left for a
three weeks outing at Portland.
Charles Zonleoni who has been laid
up for sometime rccuperating from
the effects of an operation is much
but was taken Saturday to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital by his
DR.. +. G. Ligouri for fur
ther treatment.
In spite of severe cold the pastor
of the Univcrsalist church was able to
assist in the services yesterday. The
Rev. Dr. S. N, jackson delivered the
sermon. The choir was composed of
Mrs. Braley, Miss Louise Mckenzie
and Messrs. Robert Mckenzie and
Frank Dyer.
Dance at IIale's pavilion Thursday |
night OF thi, week. 9G-99 |
1t is announced that an entertain
nent will be given in the Congrega-
Iional church on Wednesday evening
Of this week by two popular graduates
Of Atlanta, Ga, University. They |
will give negro dialect reading, songs |
with Instrumental accompaniment, |
tell Of the work of the University and
Jake voluntary collection for the
same. Admission free. Everybody |
invited. Give them Il full house.
The next dance at Hale's pavilion
Will be on Thursday night. $500
For the first time since the opening
If Dewey Park an entire change of
people takes place tonight and COM
'lctc new company begin weeks en-
5agement. The free show will be
,iven this week by the New York
Vaudeville Stars. The acts are all
lovelties and include Sunderland and
Fovda, the dancing dolls: Carr and
Mcdonald, the famous musical team:
Brady and OSgood, the illustrated
ong singers. There will be special
natineeS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
ay and Saturday.
rrusaurn