Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-27
CITY NEWS

O. II. Hale will sell at auction on
Thursday afternoon at his auction
rooms. the household furniture Of f.
Fl. Edwards. See adv:
Married, Aug. Goth, by City Clerk
B. Fl. Wells. Carl II Stewart If Barre,
and Stella E. Foster of Orange.
A twelve horse team belonging to
A. D. McIver, went over a 12-foot
emhankment on Circle street yester-
day afternoon with a lotion load Of
granite. One horse received Slight
scratches.
The funeral Of John. the IL year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joan No nan, was
held this afternoon. Burial in the
Catholic cemetery.
N. D. Ballard went to Mortified
today.
Tilden & Wiley are repairing and
improving the interior of their shoe
store.
John Maiden OF Graniteville who
has been dangerously i'll is reported
as a little better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Drew have re.
turned from a visit at H. a mis-,
| Mass.
G r. Scott and wife of St. Johns.
bury are visiting her brother, James
COOK.
Ben c 'rosky returned this morning
from a trip to Boston and New York
city.
Howard B,con OF the nmbination
Cash Store l. fl shi, morning for Bur
lington and Vergennes, where he will
spend a weeks vacation.
E1i,or Frank Howe of the Times is
reported as quite i'll.
Mark Davis is expected back today
from Pittstield, N. FL.
Fall styles in LamSon AMI Hubbard
Hats, Just. received at McWnorter'S.
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Mrs. Maurice Eddy Of St. Johnsbury
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. IL. Gale
The oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Noonan died this morning OF the
scarlet fever.
Captain Wilcox of Milford, Mass,
was in the city to-day visiting old
friends,
Col. Cochran OF the New York,
New Haven and Hartford r. R., was
here today on business.
Walter Mead Of Denver, Col, was
in the CITY TODAY with Chief OF Police
Tuttle OF Montpelier.
H. N. bailey went to Nashua, N.
a., today.
The Seventh Day Adventists OF
Vermont + holding their annual
camp meeting here up to Sept. 2. Be-
sides home talent the following speak
ers will be present: Elder H. w. Cot
trell, president OF the e. U. Confer.
ence, Elder A. E. Place, president Of
the N e. Con-, Elder ]. G. Mattson
and Prof. Griggs Of So. Lancaster
Academy Elder 4. E. Miles OF nassa-
cnusetts and DR.. Prince of the N. e.
Sanitarlum.. Preaching OF Bible study
a. TO- 80 .. m 2.30 and 7.30 p. a..
Admission free. The Camp is situated
c ose to the street Car line on North
Main street. You are cordially lnvit-
! ed TO attend.
Fred Laird Of Montpelier was here
on legal business taday.
Bessi, Rugentil Of Claremont, N. H.,
who has been visiting her uncle and
aunt MI and Mrs JohnJ vllnson will re-
turn nome Thursday.
The case Of state VS. Lena Kennedy
for larceny and receiving stolen pro.
perty is on t'idl in city court thus
afternoon before a jury H. W. Scott
appears for Grand Juror Barber and
M. M. Gordon for the respondent.
P. G. Lavery has a bicycle patent
known as Lavery's patent No. 7949-
1900. This patent a been granted
and sealed and comprises three separ-
ate and distinct inventions: a brake, a
travelling rests and lastly new tyres.
The Brake is applied by a screw mo.
ton " the back wheel, If, cted by
turning the handle Of the bicy Gle and
Can be used ON the rim: or tyre at
the option Of the rider. The Rest Is
also applied by q screw motion and
will enable the rider to stop the ma.
chine and rest without dismounting,
and will suit other useful purposes.
The Ty res are on an entirely new
principle having all the advantages OF
the Pneumatic without it's incon VEN
fence, being absolutely impervious to
puncture. The invention will make
cycling more safe and more pleasant
and will always give the rider com.
plete control OF the machine thus
preventing accidents. They can be
applied to any bicycle. Mr.. Lavery
Say S ne has made arrangements with
a bicycle manufacturer to equip his
bicycles with these patedt appliances
next a but ne refuses to tell who
the manufacturer Is.