Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-27

Mrs. f. A. Hutchinson returned to
this city yesterday afternoon from a
visit at Northtield with her sister,
bringing her father, Charles H. Bal.
com IF Lowell, Mass, and her nephe"
and niece, Archie and Kate Gardner,
with her for a visit.
Lawrence Roy is recovering all right
from the surgical operation he under
went the first Of the Week. His head
is still done up in bandages.
John Heney is sick and thus absent
from his duties at Chesser's market.
His plac on the cart is taken oy
James Mackay.
All four parties who were planning
to run lunch stands at the TrotLing
Park yesterday were refused permits
sion to do s. by Gentry Brothers, the
owners of the dog and pony show.
There is considerable talk among
the interested parties Of the Young
Peoples societies combining with the
merchants and clerks in the excursion
which the last named two are trying
to arrange for Aug. 14th. In this
event all the stores would be closed,
and there would not be enough people
left in the City TO do any business,
which would result in that day being
made a holiday, as desired by the mer'
chants and clerks.
No GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
Will wear as long Is Devoe S. No
Others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh ; 60 8 ounces more To
the pint. Sold by Reynolds & Soa.
The meeting Of the jpint commit
tees Of the me chants aud the r G. /.
p. A.. last night in regard to the pro-
posed excursion Aug. IA. did n thing
definite. No boat a be obtained
for that day on Lake Champlain SO
that the meeting..was adjourn ed uotil
Tuesday evening by which time it is
hoped some definite plan can be decid-
ed upon.
Stephen & Gerard have bought OF
Young Bros, a strip of land near the
latter's shed at North Barre and will
erect thereon a new and %up-to-date
granite cutting plant. The firm has
been in business only two years but
has been steadily increasing its bust
ness until it is now compelled to find
larger quarters.
The Gentry Show left last night for
Burlington where they appear today.
Richard M. Connors returned to
Burlington this afternoon after a pleas.
ant visit with j. F. Sad.ier and
family.
DR.. Stickney returned this morning
from Mystic, Conn.,, where he was
called to attend a patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. B. Bishop have
gone to Moretown for q few days.
Harley F. Cutler returned from a
successful fishing trip at Groton Pond
yesterday.
A BARRE WOMAN Asks
"Have you a door paint that will last
two weeks" Yes we have Devoe's;
it has az beautiful gloss and will veal
two years II properly applied. Sold
Dy HeynOluS u SUI.
Ed. Barr OF West Berlin was in this
city yesterday.
]. A. Aioisl was in the train wreck
at Springfield Thursday, and was
thrown a considerable distance by the
shock Of the collision, but was not
hurt.
Miss Hattie Bradbury of Mortified
was in This city yesterday.
MISS Libbie O'Sullivan returned tC
Burlington yesterday Afternoon, after
a visit in this City with Mr. and Mrs.
l.. II. Tnurston.
Leslie Henderson wal out yesterday
for the first time, after having beer
confined to the house a week by sick
ness.
Miss Ethel Walston, G.. S. 'Ol, Of
WilliSton spent last night in this city
going to f ST Montpelier This morn
ing.
Will Hanson is in this city from
Boston tor a short Stay.
Mrs. j. A. McIver and children re-
turned last night from Waits6eld.
Mrs. Homer Fits and her two
guests. the Misses Elizabeth Hicks
and Katharine Moore Of New Bed
ford, Mass, have returned from 9
short stay at Burlington.
The pulpit Of the Baptist church to-
morrow will be supplied both morn
ing and evening by Rev. w. A. Da'
wilson, the state missionary.
Miss Emma Breen will finish work
tonight at Gilley & Abbott's and will
on Monday return to her home in ST.
Adams.
James B. Nichols left this morning
for Waltham, Mass, after a visit with
ID D. Royce Of South Barre.
George H. Townsend Of Hardwick,
was In the city yesterday.
Lr. z. F. Camp is In Burlington
today returniI g this evening.