Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-20

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at Graniteville for Angus Smith.
They surveyed for frog today where
the road crosses the railroad near
Dodges bridge.
: Mrs. c. W. Steele is visiting in
, NOrth6eld.
VIM. Barrett a granite dealer from
.. Burlington, who has been here for
!. the past week placing work returned
, home last night.
, Janitor G. P. Jones Of the city hall
, is visiting In Vershire and Chelsea
until Monday next.
A. A. Sargent has purchased of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. French their
house on Seminary St. Consideration
SO, 700.
There will be regular communica-
tion Of Granite Lodge No. 35, F. &
A. NJ, on Friday evening.
Mrs. Z. B. Whitaker and Mrs. M.
A. Peltoh returned last night from
attending the Universalist convention
at Richmond.
Robert A. Mitchell of Randolph
was in the city yesterday visiting H.
l.. Ford.
Preston Gale has accomplished the
most wonderful feat of the season in
catching in bis hands a ten inch trout
In the brook near the bridge on Brook
St.
vARnISh MAKES DEv0E'S vARhISH
Floor Paint cost Sc more q quart,
makes 1t look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Reynolds s. Son.
Tom Harrington leaves the first OF
next month for Erie, Pa, where he
will engage In the granite manufact-
uring business in company with others
from this city.
Frank Covey moved Wednesday af-
ternoon from No. - Pearl street to
Park street.
Ernest Seaver Of Washington was
in the city on business Wednesday
afternoon.
Frank Covey wishes to heartily
thank all those who assisted in re.
moving his goods from No. II Pearl
street the morning of the fire.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR Is CENTS
With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint,
ready for use: 10 colors. Gives a |
high gloss equal to new. Sold by |
Reynolds & Son.
There was meeting last night of |
the committee Of Scotchmen who |
have In charge the preparations for
the coming war of Boer and Briton on
Fatrmount PAX but no definite ar
rangements were made.
Hon. and Mrs. Riland brennan of
Woodbury. Center were In the CITY
yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Jondro returned today to
Cornish, N. H., after a two weeks
visit here.
James Riley is laid up with a badly
swollen hand which was bitten by q
mosquito the otner night.
Commencement at Dartmouth Col.
lege begins Saturday, and several from
here will attend. Three popular
Barre young men, Adolph Lane, james
Howe and James Higgins are TO grad
uate.
George Mcfarland and family left
this morning TO spend the day In
Burlington.
James Kelley arrived in the city
this morning from Boston. II
There will be meeting of Co. E at
40 this evening. Important bust. ,
ness.
Henry Clodjo is id up with sore
hand. He fears felon. rs1
A travelling photographer has erect. a
ed a tent on Granite st.
+. D. DenSmOre has Just finished
raising Dennis STAIRS house of Elm /
wood Avenue, and putting in al un-
derpinning for The same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharkey re. S
turned today from Burlington where
they attended the 6. A. r. Encamp- i
ment. +
A. G. Blanchard is connecting his
Park House block y ! b the sewer. '
BY doing the work itself on the a
Summer ST., ledge, the city is saving 2
, goodly sum. Wnen bids were called
[Jr sl2C0 " the pr &C. SIT On wat
will actually cost $3.50 or $4OO. In
'ais instance the contractors lost az
1ice fat job and the city saved money. Il
Born June 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. OF. 9
icy Raymond OF Newton street, q 10. U
,ound 500,
Geo. T. Conner returned this morn
ng from Burlington where he has
'een attending the Grand Army En-. h
+,
Adolph Lane, who has beeu home t,
or a few days, returned to Dartmouth 9,
ollege this noon. a
Nelson Downing has just purchased v
valuable mare from M. w. Scribner.
lie has also purchased four other
orses In New Hampshire, two of =,
hem being a valuable pair. They 81 :,
I'll arrive in Barre the last OF this u
'eek.
Mr.. Ira W. CAN'T Of St. Albans, ~ -