Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-31
CITY NEWS

Miss Glchrist left yesterday for
Boston.
DO not forget the free vaudeville
show at Dewey Park tonight.
Miss Bracken left yesterday for
Burlington on vacation
Mrs. II. II, Spencer left last night
for Randolph on short visit
Arthur Livingston commenced
work yesterday for j. A. Demo.
See those funny boys Mitchell &
Lane at Dewey Park tonight. If
e. c. Brock, who has been visiting
at his fathers in Newbury, returned
Monday.
Miss Margaret Burke,o Of st. Adams,
was visiting over Sunday with Miss
Inez English.
w. A. Wheaton of st. Paul, MINI.
is in the city spending his usual sum
| mCr vacation.
Edison monographs, and Edison
records, are for sale by Averill Music
5Co. tt
G. Il. Brock, Of Newbury, is visit
ing his son, f, G. Brock, for few
days.
p. Noonan, Robert Murphy and f.
A. Duffy returned yesterday from a
visit to Mt. Mansfield.
Miss Alberta Eastman went to Mon
treal yeStesday to consult specialist
about a throat disease that troubles
her.
0. II. Hale left yesterday fer Eur
lington where he has number Of
auction sales to take care Of during
the week.
The ten months old child Of Ross
George, Branch street, died yesterday
of cholera nfantum. Funeral tomor-
row at O'Clock.
Judge w. A. Boyce left this morn
ing for Saratoga. He will visit New
York and Philadelphia on business
before his retuan.
Miss Georgianna Wishart is taking
vacation from Neale & Knights
store, and left yesterday afternoon to
visit friends in keeSeville, N. Y.
City Engineer Currer is to survey
out block of buidingllots for J. NJ.
Boutwell, at Graniteville, this side Of
the Langdon boarding house.
The Imperial Vaudeville Co. come
to Dewey Park tonight with the best
= show of the season. tt.
Buy a Talking Machine for your
5 summer cottage Of your winter home
Z. they are always ready to entertain
r YOU at no cost, AveriIl Music Co.
5 The Rev. j. A. Sherburn is to oc
cupy the pulpit at the Methodist
: church next Sunday morning. Presid
: ing Elder L. O. Sherburn will ot1iciatC
d the following Sunday.
Clarence Worthen commenced work
> atthe Red Cross Pharmacy today,
and will remain till after l.: II. Rick.
+. ert and A. J. Knapp have had thcil
. vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Insolvency. aud hel
T. mother, Mrs. Bray, and son Joseph
returned from1St. Johnsbury ycster.
day, where they have been visiting
I friends for few days.
1t is expected that the work OF
setting up the Vermont Granite Co. 5
steam derrick will be completed 90
night. When finished it will be able
Il to handle 80 ton load.
Rev. and Mrs. A. f. Atwater left
today for Lake Mascoma, near En-
field, n. H., where they will spend
their annual vacation. Services will
not be discontinued at the Methodist
. church during their absence.
Iroquois tribe Of Red Men are pre-
I pairing to hold "smoke talk" on the
A evening of Friday, August ;, in the
| banquet room of I. O. O. f. hall.
Great Prophet A. f Steele, of North
amrton, Mass, will be here and de
liver an address.
Lyman j. Mead left this morning
for St. Johnsbury. He will visit
4 most of the towns in the state and
4 several cities in New York state be-
fore his return. He intends to make
/ arrangements to run big eating
4 houses at all the fairs
A few Cameras at less than half
\ price to close at Averill Music Co.
Saturday afternoon Audrey BoS-
worth of Portland, Me, who is visit
! ing relatives on Merchant street, gave
{ a birthday party to party of young
4 children about his own age. After
! supper his aunt, Miss Mary Bosworth,
took the whole party to Montpelier
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