Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-17
CITY NEWS

A. E. Batchelder is painting his
barn on Batchelder's Meadow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason have re-
turned to their home in Hardwick
after few days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Z S. Prior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hackett of
Bethel and Mrs. George Hackett of
Saratoga are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| z. s. Prior.
III At BEAUTIFUL GLOSS
comes from the varnish in DEVICES
Varnish Floor Paint; costs cents
more quart though. Sold by Rey.
nolds & Son.
The Walter l.. Main All New Fash.
ion Plate Snow, which is billed to give
two performances in this city Wednes-
day, Aug 2Sth is said to be the best
exhibition Of the kind that ever left
winter quarters, The old circus and
menagerie, which was disposed OF at
auction always drew immense crowds
but Mr.. Mains new departure has so
far broken all records, being greeted
by throngs that test the capacity of
the immense waterproof canvas at
every performance. The most hatter
ing encomiumS e rendered by the
press wherever the show has exhibit
ed, and Mr. Maia is to be congratu-
lated on his modern enterprise, which
is stric' ly in keeping with the new
century. The show lot is the Trot
ting Park.
| Harry A. Segel has returned from
Burlington, a ter a Two days visit
there. Mr. Segel and three children
came with him.
PAINT Your BUGGY FOR z5C
with Devoe'S Gloss earring Paint. 1t
weighs 3 to 8 oZS. ore to the PITT
t1an others: wears Logger: and gives a
gloss equal TO eW work. Sold by
Reynolds 4 Son.
AS soon as the cemetery commls.
sioners can get the tangle about the
Elm wood cemetery lots Strengthened
out they will be ready TO sell all those
lots on which no payments have been
made. Inc accounts Of the lots are
far from being in satisfactory state.
Ga some OF the lots part payments
only have been made. With others
it is claimed that although they are
paid for no deeds have ever been pass
ed. The addresses Of some of the lot
owners are not known so that no no.
tice OF the intention of the commits
sioners to sell the unpaid lots can be
sent to them. The time in which all
lot owners had the right to redeem
the lots has expired.
Mrs. c. G. Leonard of Springfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. II Bishop.
A large and we'll pleased audience
greeted the Country Nero ant" in
Montpelier last night, and the verdict
was ono better actor OF rural charac-
ter than Mr., Chas. Cowles has ever ap.
peared in Montpelier" Don't miss
this excellent comedy. The company
gave funny band parade at noon.
Angus Smith OF this city has sold to
DR.. w. D. Reid a building lot in
Graniteville. Consideration 5000.
Mrs. Erwin Lawhss left this morn
Ing for visit at Clinton, N. Y.
MI. and Mrs. D. Keith have gone
to Calais for short stay.
Rev. T. H, Mitchell returned YES
terday from his trip through the West
and Buffalo.
Clark Dodge and daughter Miss
Flora, Of Munroe. Wis. are In town
to visit relatives during Old Home
Week. Mr. Dodge was born in Barre,
went West in 1854 having lived there
ever since.
DR.. Rodney + Willard and Ed
Curtis Vt West lopsham were in the
city last evening.
DR.. B D Geo &c of HardNick who
has been visit ( friends in town re.
turned home yesterday.
Governors Day at Camp Governor
Stickney will be on Thursday when
when it is expected that several of
the former members of Company E
will visit the company.
Cliffol d Bissette has gone to Bur.
lington for short stay.
Jesse Junior left this morning for
Burlington and Mrs. Junior went to
BraLtlebOrO.
Miss Lucy Wells left this morning
for York Beach, Me-, to spend her au.
nual vacation.
Ernest Hutchinson is away from
M. j. McGowan'S on his annual vaca.
ton. While he is away his place is
being taken by Willie Wheaton.
M. W. Highland will go to Old Or
chard Beach, Tuesday, for short
stay.
Probably no poet has more truly
reached the hearts OF the people than
viii Carleton. He has sung of the
home and Of the experiences of the
heart. 1t is safe to say that no lee
turer who has spoken in Barre is more
popular than Carleton. He has an