Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-09-18

Barre Roller Mills are selling mixed
feed at wholesale prices.
Lovers Lare which comes to the
opera house Monday night will be the
most sue essful OF all rural plays.
Seats for Lovers Lane 60 on sale
Friday.
With two such attractions as Mil
dred Holland who is here Friday
night and Lovers Lane NJ nday night,
The theatre goers of Barre have feast
Of god things.
A BARRE WOMAN Asks
"Have you door paint that will last
two WeekS?" Yes we have Deyoe'S;
it has beautiful gloss and will wear
two years ii properly applied. SOLD
by Reynolds & Son.
Tue 18th anniversary OF the Yer
mont Baptist State convention will be
held at Burlington Sept. "a 25, 26
The following meetings. will be held
in the order named: Conference o.
Baptist ministers OF Vermont WO-
mans Baptist Home Mission society
meeting. Woman s Baptist Foreign
Mission society meeting, Vermont
Baptist State convention, BAptlst
Young Peoples un on and the Yer
mont Baptist Historical society.
No Gloss CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
will wear as long as Devoe 3. No
Others are as heavy bodied, because
DevoeS weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to
the pint. Sold by Reynolds & Son.
Fanny Merritt Farmer of the Bos-
ton Cooking School will give an Illus.
trated lecture at the UniversRlist
church veStry Sept. 20 and q at 230
y. M, for the benefit OF the Civic
Federation. The food prepared will
be served to those present. Admis-
sion Is cents. ~
Mrs. Will York eft yesterday morn
ing for her ht me ia Cnesterville, Ont,
after visit Of three weeks with hei
sister, Mrs. John Phillips.
The firm name OF the new proprie-
tors of tie Arcade, Coutts & Murphy,
was painted on the front windows yes
terday Ia very attractive manner.
The Misses Sarah Abbott and Carrie
Flynn have finished work for Mrs. S.
E. Bond and have gone TO their homes
in Granitevill
L. Myers Of Cabot has gone to Bur.
ling,ol. w.
NJ. Corcoran went to Burlington
yesterday.
Uric Pearo has left his home 10
Graniteville and gone on. the ROAD
" tn the Walter l.. Main circus.
Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Shoers left yes.
terday for visit at their old home 10
St. Johnsbury.
The Blu. Club at its last meeting.
by majority vote Of its members,
voted to attend the lecture on Burns
by DR.. Lrrimer Of Boston, 10 the
opera house on Tuesday, Sept. gath,
10 b'dy wi their ladies, both mem
bers and ladies wearing their badges.
To meet in the tool sharpeners ROOMS
Quinlen block at 1870 Seats will be
reserved for club members and their
! .di S. 1858 $40
But 70 the rain work was to have
been begun yesterday afternt on on ex
tending III. water mains up Batchel-
der street from Circle street
Ms. G c BAldain let this morn
ing for Northti Id to visit her mother
and sister for few days.
Miss Jessie Smith left this morning.
for vi If a Quincy, Mass, where
she Used to live.
1t has be suggested that Mayor
Pn-lp, see 10 IL that the bells are
tul,td tomorrow. If this matter is
lett TO indy dual action nothing " ii
be done pom it
Willie travelling m the Washingto
sage Yesterday Miss Maud Mod.
lost her wa CT. Two n ur> later he
fatn, in the Chelsea sage pa>seo
over road and found j. uninin
DR. and MIS-. G. B Nj hols are II
Burlington today where the latter il
being treated FIR an il II ,med eye.
The cit liq or agency will be close
morrow firm 9 a. N to 10 a. NJ,
and from 6 2. m to pm.
The will be no TELEGRAM tomor.
row in accordance with the procanla
tions of President r ,osevel, and Gov.
ernor Stickney which appoint that
day day Of mourning for the mar
tyred VIM. Mckinley
There will be meeting of the We.
ron'ca League at 80 Thursday even.
ing In Miles hall.
St. Elizabeth Chapter will meet
with Mrs. Frank Rowland Thursday
afternoon Sept. 10Th at 2 o'clo k.
Montpelier observed yesterday as a
day OF mourning for the late Preside n,
Mckinley.
Miss Mildred Holland who for tie
third time appears at the opera house
Friday night will be remembered as
the first star to appear on the stage
OF the houS. on the occasion of hel
| presentation IF tsThe Two Little Va,