Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-21
CITY NEWS

Edward Smith has left the employ
of Liberveau & Hoyt and entered that
Of Smith Bros, the granite dealers
on Burnham'S meadow.
Mrs A. M. Adams left Saturday
evening for Randolph.
Mr.. and Nj. w. Scribner with Mrs.
j. N. Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Dix of East Barre left Saturday on
the $40 train for Buffalo to see the
Pan. American exposition.
A. l.. Mcleod of Websterville re-
turned Saturday evening from New
York with his little son who has been
operated on there at one Of the best
hospitals by some of the best surgeons
in the country and piece of his skull
removed. The boy is now in excel
enl health and will recover all right
from the results Of his accident sever
al winters ago.
E L. Scott Of States Attorney
lI)ar's Office Left this mcr4ing for
Braiutreo Tor lIUjle deer hun ing.
Nj Mary Lewis returned to Laba-
non, N H., lhis morning, after spend
ing Sunday with Ael friend, Miss
.'M&ry Weight
Tie Cleaners ail meet with Mrs.
| Lyon y T. % illsnl nd Avenue at 80
This eV51li <.
There VIII he a me, ting of the
/ amusement mmi0tee OF Clan Cor
don on "Wednesday ey'nng at 6 80.
days
George W. Bassett has closed bis
cider mill to the public for tine season.
The Athena club will meet with
Mrs, Bugbee, Washington street on
Wedne> day evening, Oct. 23rd. The
program will be roll call, Dickens,
ft of Average American Fanny,
Mrs. Gordon, Modern Methods of 40.
cial Reform, Mrs Lane ley, Vero /
Reform aturies apd their keepers, Nj >.
Iiidder, Critic, Mes. Brigham.
Mrs. Frank Cobb returned Satur
dty noon from Montreal.
Mrs. NJ D. Lamb left this morning
for Boston to be gone this week.
Louis Casalani will return tomorrow
rom Italy.
Leonard F., the 10 months old son
of Mr.. in1 Mrs. James MoraZZi died
1t their lone Oh Ladd street saturday
from cereby0-Spina meningitis. The
fuuera was held this afternoon With
the burial in the Catholic cemetery.
Ncrnou George, the five months ID
>ou Ut Mr.. aud Mrs a. J L3ranger
iii Il a its home, rs Seminary SIR ct,
vest rday from meningitis The fun
erai viii oc az 10 a. m. tomor'o ON With
Tue burial in the lat1olic cemetery.
c. N. Kenyon and his Sol C. G.
I Ken on, re urned ester ay from uheIr
zip to Boston
Miss Rose boy received word this
morning hat her father was v ry low
she |, on the noon train FIR her home
ia Tin~ick, p. 9.
Busin SIS is So good at B. w. Hooker
& Co. S that they nave had to add an
other horse to their delivery depart.
ment.
Henry Alexan Ter has not yet fully
contt mplated all the arrangements
fer the handicap pool tournament that
will begin at his pool r. ON Nov 7.
He has received over 80 entries for the
tournament and it W II REQUIRE over
thee etks to finish it which will
make it tht largest event of the kind
ever held in the state. Twelve games
or more will be played each night
The pa ,ers are divided into three
classes, A, B and G. acc riding to their
handbags There are 66 games in
class A IS in class b, and IS in class
G. over $40 will e given in prizes.
There will be meeting of Canton
Vinton No. 8, at o'clock sharp this
evening.O
The Independents will practice
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights. All members are re.
queSted TO be preSent.-Per order OF
Captain.
The deer0season will begin tonigh,
and continue the remainder of the
month. That the supply of deer is
fast increasing is evident from reports
received from different parts of the
state. In some places the deer are
getting to be nuisance, so much SC
that it is almost impossible to raise
garden truck or orchard fruit with
any success. The hunters are already
for the season, and it is believed that
many more will be killed this veal
than ever bef,re. A good supply Of
partridges have been brought in but
fewer Cry squirrels than usual have
been Shot thus far this season.
V. Y. Patrick, industrial agent fol
the Ssaboard Air Line Railway at Pine
bluff, N. G., the well known winter
health resort. offers building and pow
er free to parties wishing to start
manufacturing in small Wav with 6