Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-11
CITY NEWS

also Sunday evening at 7 O'Clock.
The remains Of the late Ezra S.
Blu nham will be taken to StOckbridge
tomorrow for burial. There will be
| prayers at the house tomorrow morn
! ing at I O'Clock conducted by the Rev.
Et1ie K. M. Jones.
PAINT Your BUGGY FOR Toe
with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. 1t
weighs to s ozs. q ore to the pint
than others; wears longer; and gives
gloss equal to new work. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
Mrs. c. l.. Wallace left yesterday af-
ternoon on the 5. 10 train for Water
bury, after which she will 60 70 Boston
next week.
L. H. Green, a noted auct oneer
from Massachusetts, will arrive in this
city next week to conduct the sale Of
Its at "Windscr Terrace" the new
property just put on the market by
M L Beardsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Camp OF the
town of Barre left yes erday afternoon
on the $40 train for Buffalo. 1t is
their intention to visit Columbus, Ono,
before they return.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varniSh in Devoe'S
/ Varnish Floor Paint; costs cents
more a quart though. Sold by Rey-
nolds & Son.
John Ball left y sterday afternoon
on The ) 10 train for his home In Wick
ham, p. G to recover from the effects
of an accident at Barclay Bros, Tues
day, when he had the ball of his left
ey- severely c1t by stone chip, 50 he
cannot see out Of the eye at all as yet
He will be gone several weeks.
Miss Lillias Keith is working in the
millinery department Of the Comhina-
tion Cash store this month.
Prayers will be said over the remains
of the late E S. Durham early to-
morrow morning by Rev. Etie K. M.
Jones, after which the body will be
taken to Stockbridge on the Is train
where it will be buried, after funeral
services are held by Rev. Char les Dole
of Mortified. 81 E
c. @. Warren OF Waterbury was in
this city yesterday afternoon with his
automobile, which was much admired
during short stop be made on North
Main street. 1t is one of the Haynes.
Apperson make, and was constructed
at Kokomo, Ind. The machine is run
by a 10. horse power compound gasoline
engine. This is the kind OF q machine
that took the first. prize last spring at
the contest on Long Island, N. Y, in
a race Of 100 miles, carrying four men
instead OF two, as more than twenty
OF the machines competing did. The
machine, while pretty heavy, is very
substantially built, and runs remark
ably easy and with good rate of
speed
Mrs. Joseph Wet left yesterday for
Nashua, N. H., after short stay in
this city.
Mrs. E. NJ French of Rance lph is
in the city for short stay.
The whist party and dance OF the
R. g l. P A, last evening vas a
g'and success socially. The alten-
dance was large and all present had a
vely pleasant time. At the whist
pa, ly held first there were II tables
of players. The first prizes, a tobac
CO bag and an opera glass hand bag,
were won by G. NJ. Wiltshire and
Miss Grace; McSorley respectively.
Two comicdl pr ICES were awarded to
Howard Godfrey and Miss Mabel
White as BOBBY prizes. Dancing I'm.
til midnight then followed, excellent
music being furnished by Pr #. Lentini
and his orchestra. The dance con.
tanned II numbers and the floor was
in charge of A. G. Moore with Charles
Sharkey, jr,and S. Samuelson as aids.
The committee on introduction was
c imposed Of H. L. Ford, E. j. Owens,
Miss Mabel White and Miss Margaret
Harrigan. The whole affair was got
ten up by this committee: Frank
Merchant, ex officio; L. L. Cole, Chas.
Sharkey jr., Samuel:Samuelson c. A.
Baldwin and J. A. Leary. 1t is the
int ntion to run a series of like affairs
through the winter months, giving
dances and whist parties on alternate
weeks. At the regular meeting just
before the whist party one application
was received.
A. E. Batchelder has sold "Ned"
one OF the best coon dogs in this vicin.
itv to Geo. B. Milne who expects to
run down all the coons in the country
this fall with him.
The young Womans Tourist Club
will meet with Mrs. Abbott Monday
afternoon Oct. IA, at 2 80.
Tot Causes Night Alarm.