Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-22
CITY NEWS

erty, known as the "bank" property,
has been begun.
Just forty-six years ago Saturday,
Aug. oath, w. F. Scott of the TELE.
GRAM composing force, began to learn
the printers trade. With the excep-
tion of few months during the sum.
mer season, it has been continuous
service. A worthy record.
There will be regular meeting Of
Court Barre, Independent Order Of
toreSters, tomorrow evening.
A BARRE WOMAN Asks
"Have you door paint that will last
two weeks?" Yes we have Devoe'S;
it hasa beautiful gloss and will wear
two years II properly applied. Sold
by Reynolds & Son.
The name of Walter L. Main has be.
come a household word all over this
broad country. No Snowman is better
known than he; no one is more well
come. He never bad anything but a
good circus, and this year he promises
the biggest and best that even he ever
carried. The All New Big Fashion
Plate Shows is the title, and well does
the show bear it out There is be-
wildering plenlitude Of new features.
The press everywhere has nothing but
commenda ion for the Show, both in
its gigantic entirety and it's Countless
individual features Of merit. The
date here is Wednesday, Aug 2Sth,
and the big three ring aggregation IS
certain to receive warm welcome.
The show is the 1rotting Park.
No GLOSS CARRIAGE PAINT MADE
will wear as long as Devoe 5. No
others are as heavy bodied, because
Devoe's weigh TO s ounces more 10
the pint. Sold by Reynolds s. Son.
DR.. O H, Reed picked from his
flower garden yesterday remarkable
freak Of nature in the form Of large
damask rose. The rose was perfect,
but from the center OF it there grew
out about three inches 10 length
green stalk on the end of which new
rose was budding.
There will be a special communities
tion OF Granite Lodge, No. IS, F. and
A. NJ, TOM ROW evening for working
the third degree.
E. Drew has offered for sale his
splendid residence at 20 East street.
1t is one Of the pleasantest houses in
the city and it is understood that Mr..
Drew offers 1t at a low figure.
DR.. Morrow was in Roxbury this
morning on professional business.
Miss Maud Hutchinson Of Williams
town was in the city this morning.
Miss Susan Cummings lefEthis morn
ing for months stay at Goffstown,
N. Fl.
All the stock in the new creamery
for the town Of Barre has kbeen taken
and the enterprise is now an assured
fact. A meeting Of the stockholders
will be held Saturday evening to de.
eide upon the location, elect officers
and choose a building committee. 1t
is now expectt d that the creamery
will be In r-nning order BY the mid
die Of October. ....t> ,4- :,
The Adventists Camp Meeting opens
today. About 800 campers will live
in tents until Sept.2nd The pavilion
60x90 feet will accommodate large au.
dience Services at 1890 a. ~, $50
and 7.30 p. M, every day. Everyone
invited, admission free.
Charles NJ. Bradford has returned
from his annual vocation and has re-
sumed his work for the Consolidated
Lighting Co.
Mrs. Alex Bird is expected to re.
turn Saturday evening from her visit
in Maine, the first she has made for
years.
A. G. Miles. formerly barber for j.
H. Griffin at North Barre, has gone
to- work for B. j. Stewart in his pool
room in the basement of the A. D.
Morse block.
On account Of the fact that there is
no place open when the early morning
train gets into Barre where a stranger
can 60 and rest and get something to
eat the railroad men say that the
Central Vermont is preparing to put
Pullman buffet sleeping car on that
train instt ad Of opening up the STA
tion in this city.
At the regular meeting Of Green
Mountain Council, No. 1856, Royal Ar.
canum, held last night, one applica-
tion was received.
j. B. Noble is in Calais today.
Warren G. Nye ana a party of
friends from East Barre ara camping
out this week at Berlin Pond.
G. A. Churchill has returned from
Madrid Springs, N. Y, where be was
called by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Fred Symes and Fred Morse have
gone to Littleton, N. H.
There will be regular meeting Of
the local branch, R. @. l. P. A., this
evening.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Whitaker, John
N. BonnymaD and Noble Love left