Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-16
CITY NEWS

Harry Burbank, teacher OF tire
Cabot village school, was in this city
for few hours Saturday
Deacon A. NJ. Jackman spent Sun.
day at Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. C G.. Baldwin left
Saturday noon for Barton, to be gone
until Tuesday.
G arlie Rossi left Saturday for Mil
ford, n Fl.
At the regular meeting of Clan
Gordon on Monday night first large
attendance is re quested as 81 candi-
dates will be baloted for, ard the
de egates report from the convention
will be read. ID
Anthony Grenier, son of j. A.
Grenier the tailor, mad his left hand
badly crushed while turning down
grindstones for Barclay Bros, SAtur-
day and was obliged to have one in-
amputated. Or. stickney. performed
the operation.
Miss Anna r. McMahon of the
TELEGRAM staff has returned from
her vacation sp Mt mainly at her
home in Montpelier. I
A BARRE WOMAN ASKS
''Have you door paint that Will last
two weeks?' Yes we have Devoe'S
it has beautiful gloss and will wear
two years if properly applied. Sold
by Reynolds 4 son.
Our Country, its past, present and
future, as foreto d in the Scriptures
by the One who sees the End from the
beginning, in L. NJ Ave1ill's hall TO-
night at ! 80
Mrs. & II. Emerson returned this
morning TO her home IN Nurtnheld,
after visit with her son H. a Emer-
Sln.
NMiss.I1na Parknurst returned thi,
morning 70 her duties at the office OF
a granite manufacturing h'm at
Notihdeld after spending Sun .ay at
her houe in the town Of Barre.
No GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
viii wear as long as Devoe S. Nc
Others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe weigh to ounces more tt
the pint. Sud by Reynolds 4 Son.
The c,se of Mrs. W. J. Mitchell OF
Barre VINO is charged with alternating
the affections Of George Nj. Douglass
Of Barre, came before Judge Munsor
on Friday. Bail was fixed at $1,000
which she failed to furnish, and sne
WIS remanded to Jail.
j. A. Aloisi will leave Wednesday
for Philadelphia where he has secured
a nice position. His departure will be
much regretted as he had many
friends among the Italians as we'll al
the American people.
Learning that their meeting woulc
not be allowed to do as they intended
the Anarchists postponed that an
nounced to he held yesterday and as a
result the day was one Of peace il
Barre.
In addition to the list OF stores
published in the TELEGRAM SATURDAY.
as being draped In mourning out OF
respect to the memory of President
Mckinley are others, the work being
finished to late for mention in Satur.
days paper. The most elaborate eff
f,ct Is tn4t secured at G. T.CJnner' Is
where medallion Of the late presi
deLt had been placed at the rear Of
the window and red white and blue
ount ng drawn to 1T from the sides
OF the wind Nv 10 the form Of NAL.
tese cross and the remaining space
filled win black A. Tilden & VIII
ley a large picture Of the pr sident
is disp ayed suitably drap' d. at l..
M. Averlii S there are signs Of mourn.
ing as Well AS at a. Hecker',, the
Globe clothing Co, Z. A. browns
ana Fred Brcb mans barber shop.
A party m posed of Mr.. and Mr.
N. b. Phelps, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b.
Gilley, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits
from his city and Postmaster Sn ID
OF NJ Intpelier lett Saturday morn ne
for Burlington where they enjoyed d
trip on Lake Champlain in Mayor
Phelps new gasolene yacht.
Mrs. Bertha Edwards leaves TODAY
for Meredith, N. H. She will open a
toilet parlor in Plymouth and Mere
dith.
A box sociahle will be held in K. OF
T. hall next Wednesday evening at S
o'clock. All are cordially Invited and
all the ladies' will please bring box
or basket with lunch for two.
The usual services were held yester.
day at the Church of the Good Shep
herd. Rev. c. H. Wells officiateh ia
exchange with the rector, Rev. Brian
G. Roberts. The church was well
decorated ia memory OF President Nc.
Kinley. Each Of the supporting pill.
lars was wound with black and white
the streamers starting from a point in
the wall nigh aoove the altar and fol.
lowing the nave The supports OF the
reading desk we're wound with black