Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-25
CITY NEWS

Wilfred, youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard VeIcoe died at their
hume on Warren street ye-terday at.
ternoon in commissions, aged about 2
years. He was bright little fellow
and the pet Of all who knew him.
Nearly $50 tickets were sold this
morning at the local @. ", station for
Mortified and the first train carried
nearly two cars full of pt ople to that
town to see the annual fair.
Nearly 100 ickets we're sold this
noon tor Northfeld, SO great is the
number desiring to visit the North.
field fair. Extra cars are rua on the
trains to accommodate the people. The
attendance at the fair is said to be
something phenomenal and breaks all
records.
Mrs. 81. D Segel returned last even.
ing from Burlington and is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. e. l.. Segel Of
Peterboro, N. H.
Leon Schotield has returned from
the Ad.rondacks and is stopping IN
the city for few days.
Henry Wescott resumed work this
morning at Sowden & Lyons after a
short lay off because of sickness.
The Mite Society will hold an ami.
mated cake party In the vestr1 Fri
day evening, Sept. p. A short pro
gram will be rendered. Assorted
cakes will be on sale. Admission SC.
1902
At the regular meeting Of the
Queen of the Forest Circle c. Of F,
last evening one candidate was initia.
ted and two balloted upon. One ap.
plication was received.
There will be special commuoica-
tion Of Granite Lodge No. IS F. and
A. NJ, Friday evening at 7 o'clock
sharp. Work, Bird degree.
MIR. and Mrs W. S. Bassett return
ed this morning from their wedding
trip.
A marriage license has been issued
to Albert Bulls and Miss Emily Par
ent.
There will be a meeting Of the
Clerks Union tomorrow evening.
Elmer Fol- ON fell out of tree the
first of the Week and badly sprained
his left shoulder.
While at work at Nal me Sunday
fixing up his eating tent for the
Malone fair Lyman j Mead of this
ty struck his foot with an axe and
nearly cut it of. 1t was at first fear
ed that he would bleed to death but
finally physician was secured who
stopped the flow Of blood and un.
doubtedly saved Mr.. NJ. ads life.
a.. The lecture in the opera house last
evening by Dr.. Larimer Of Boston on
Robert Burns was very entertaining
and those who went enjoyed it very
much. A pleasing program OF Scotch
music was given by local talent 10
'nnectiol with the lecture. The at.
tendance was small.
L. j Griffin is moving his plumbing
and heating establishment from Boil
ster's block to the Worthen block
across the street. The new quarters
are more commDdious than the old,
which will enable him to handle full
line Of hard are, aud stoves, and do
tlnsmithing, plumbing and heating
Besides q large show room there is an
Office, a store 70 m and workshop,
we'll lighted and probably the best of
the kind in the city. Mr.. Griffin has
always had large patronage in the
plumbing and heating business, and If
possible he will endav to please all
his customers in his new business OF
tinsmithing, beside, handling some of
An unique bet has been made in
this city 90 the result If the great in-
terpational yacht "a es. 1t is between
| the IriShmeD Of this CT, WIN are
! betting on the Columbia. and the
SC tchmep, who are backing Sham
rock II. The bet calls for the enter
tainment Of 25 OF the winni. Z side by
an equal number of the losing aide
George Gay and Willie M sckie repre-
s. Mt the Sc tchmen and Alderman S
j. Kingston and Eugene Sullivan the
IriShman.
There will be golf tournament at
Cherry Grove tomorrow.
There was pleasant party last eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Buchan. A feature OF the evt-
ming was the delightful music, furn
ished by Prof. Lentlni, Mr.. Sheriffs
and Miss Phillips.
Rv E. M. Fuller with the die
gates, f M. Tavntnr, F. A. Hutchin-
son and L. @. P aisted, and Revs. A.
b. Belondi and J. H. Lingley and Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Cook left this morning
for Burlington 10 attend the Baptist
State convention.
Mrs. E. L. Smith and Mrs. M. T.
Page left this morning for St. Adams
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