Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-18
CITY NEWS

W. A, Wheaton lef: this morning
for Boston.
Miss Genie Cruickshank OF HAYES
restaurant is On the sick list.
Crichton CARPENTER was in Middle
sex last evening to furnish music for
dance.
The Presbyterian church is planning
drive for the Boys Brigade at an
early date.
Miss0Orpna Holt has entered the
employ Of the Windsor Hotel as head
kitchen girl.
The dance tonight In Elmore's hall,
Montpelier, is for the members OF the
dancing class only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley P. Meaker re.
turned last night from a four months
stay In, Paterson, N. j.
Miss Blanche Moorcroft is at work
at the Boston Bargain store while G.
G. Griswold is away on his vacation.
A special meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Presbyterian church
will be held this evening at 7 o'clock.
Frank P. Robinson is the next one
OF the post office employees to have
bis vacation. He will not have 1t un.
til August /.
Miss Rose c.. Or is employed as
clerk the Combination Cash store
until Mis- Abbe Goneo returns from
hfr vacation,
Ed Raymo is getting along we'll
d.. Deziel has not yet found the bull
let which he will not disturb unless it
troubles Mr. Raymo.
During the absence OF c. c. Girls
void, financial secretary Of the r. c.
l. 2. A.. working cards may be had OF
Clyde McCorkle at B. w. Hooker &
Co.'s SO "a
The Barre & If Club has made ar
engagements for completing their new
club house by August 18th. AS soon
as it is finished the committee will
make arrangements for picnic and
tournament.
A marriage license has been issued
to Edmund Mitchell a. d Miss Dora
Mudgett. Mr. Mitchell left the
other night for New j, rsey where
Miss Mudgett is stopping with some
relatives Of his and when they return
it will be Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Thomas P. Brown, the hackman is
to sell all his property and business in
this city at an auction sale to be held
at the Commercial House August 7.
Mr.. Brown has built up a lucrative
hack business since coming to Barre
ana this Is good chance for someone
Frank w. Nichols has sold mis- mo.
tor cycle to Frank Burgess. He had
already ordered another. Mr.. Burgess
is much pleased with his purchase and
rode to North Randolph on it last
S. inlay. t it il pleasant Sunday he
will ride to White River Junction on
it.
An Illustration Of the TELBeRAM's
value as a local advertising medium
was given yesterday. A small item
was inserted abou, bunch of keys
being 'ound. The last paper was not
run off the press before the owner
came to the office and claimed bis
property.
A bulletin has been issued warning
union carpenters, latherers plasters,
bod carriers, and In fact mechanics of
all kinds, to keep away from Los An
geles, Ca, as there is trouble there
and the place is overrun with work.
men. 1886
In spite of the lowering skies about
1876 attended the annual picnic the
Presbyterian Sunday school we terday
at Caledonia park, and it proved one
OF the most enjoyable days in the en-.
tire year for all the participants. Ice
cream and lemonade were freely serv.
ed all day and the time was spent in
playing games and in sports for small
prizes The base b Il game betwt en-
the older men and the youog boys re-
suited in favor Of the latter. If the
day bad been pleasant toe attendance
would have been nearly double what
II was.