Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-23
CITY. NEWS

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Seminary will be here all the fore.
noon. tomorrow. .,' s
| Miss Irene Burnham is entertain.
ing four Of her pupils from Calais, The
Misses Mabel and Mary Fuller, Kate
White and Bessie Town. They will
return Saturday morning.
The Presbyterian board of deacons
and trustees will meet this evening at
O'Clock.
Henry Gallup and son Of Plainfeld
and Lewis Lyford Of Woodbury. are at
Camp Governor Stickney today.
A. c. Lyford Of Milford. N. H., and
his daughter, Mrs. James Coombs Of
Antrim, N. H.. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Cook left
this m9rnlng for their respective
homes.
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 & Son.
Martin Casey left this morning for
Brooklyn, N. Y, for "a short stay
there before entering college in The
fall.
Mrs. H. J. Thwing and Miss Bessie
Thwing with Miss Blanche Bradford
have returned from a visit at Brook
field.
On account of their large business
ana the low water in the river the
Barre Roller Mills are compelled to
run every night now to keep up with
their orders
The vested boys choir of the Church
Of the God Shepherd will hold the
first service after the summer vaca-
tion this evening. Several mems vol
ces will be added to the choir.
No GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
will wear as long as Devoe ). No
Others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh to 8 ounces more to
the pint. Sold by Reynolds & Son. +
/. Judging from the praise heaped
upon the Walter l.. Main New Big
Fashion Plate Shows, which are billed
to appear in this city on Wednesday,
Aug. 28th, our citizens have every
reason to expect one of the best exhi-
billions ever presented under circus
canvas. The press wherever the show
has appeared are unanimous in their
verdict in pronounclng it an up-to-
date century show, and one that pro-
du ed every advertised feature. The
street parade this season is said to be-
an imposing sight and one that con.
tains many new and original ideas.
THIS show also carries q startling open
air tree attraction in the person of
the girl with the auburn hair, who
will make her death defying backward
high dive from q lofty tower twice
daily. Everybody will doubtless at
tend the New Fashion Plate Shows at
the TrottihE Park . ~. .
o.. n. Hale has returned from a two
weeks vacation at Kezar Lake, N. H.,
and is ready to attend to business
again, ga t,.., 49,.
Deputy Sheriff H., j: Slayton Of So.
Barre returned last evening from
Fair Haven where he arrested Fred
La Cass yesterday morning, leaving
him In Montpelier Jail last night.
La Cass, it will be remembered, last
winter served time at Rutland for a
breach Of the peace. Upon his return
to this city he was arrested for fur.
nishing liquor aud convicted. He ap.
pealed was released on bail. He
skipped his bail and did not show up
for trial. He had been located 10
New York state, and Mr.. 81 ,yton had
gone to get him and found him at
Fair Haven, where he had just gone
to wo. k ,r
The clerks of the Combination Cash
store held very pleasant lawn party
last svening, as the guests of Miss
sNellte Sadlier at her home on the
corner OF Washington and Richardson
streets. They were entertained with
pleasing vocal sUlos as we'll as piano
solos by. Miss Anna Lamphere of
Montpelier. Miss Gladys f. Barron
also gave an excellent recitation.
Cake and ice cream were served. In
20 store In the city is there :. more
c,rdial feeling among the clerks, as
they are always united in everything
they do. s- ,-.. .,
Y John Harmon is in New York.
h A B. Goneo, who has finished work
for Prindle & Averill, has entered the
employ Of z. Macchi.
Mrs. j. "A. Mcdonald has gone to
Wells River for a short visit with
friends. ..- -.
Angelo Scampini is painting all Of
bis tenement houses on Berlin street.
Geo. Loranger is doing the work. l