Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24
CITY news

the city today.
Harry Baldwin returned last even
ing from Highgate Springs.
The annual picnic Of the plumbers
will be held on Thursday, July 81.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gladding are
spending a few days at East Mont.
pelier,
A marriage license has been issued
to William McBain and Miss Rebecca
Grigg.
Mrs. George Barlow of Ocean Grove
| N. D., is the guest OF D. d. Royce OF
South Barre.
Mrs. John p McGowan returned to.
day to her home In Cambridge, Mass.
after visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Fl. Griffin
Good progress is now being made on
the new bridge the Montpelier K
Wells River railroad is building at
North Barre.
The Ridgeley Protective Association
of Odd Fellows recently paid II. w.
Scott Sl60 benefit on account Of his
recent illness.
The blows on the fire alarm yester-
day was caused by crossed wires due
to repairs being made Oh the Viles
electric system.
Plan to attend the open air meeting
on the park Saturday evening. 1t
will be interesting to all classes Of peo-
Pile. At s o'clock
There will De special meeting Of
the Central Labor Union this evening
to )nsder further the plans for the
Labor day picnic.
Tomorrow (Friday) is the last day
that the tax payers can take an APP
peal from the appraiSalS Of the asses.
sors All should examine their lists.
Joseph F. Pinard OF Claremont, n
H., was in this city yesterday, in The
Interests OF L'Opinion Publique, a
daily French newspaper published at
Worcester, Mass.
Rev. B. S. Taylor never fails to have
lively meeting. Hear him on the
park Saturday evening at o'clock.
He speaks at Waterbury tonight and
Williams,own Friday night
The remains of the late w. Mac
kay, the multi.millionaire after being
cremated, will be placed in an elegant
mausoleum built out Of hal DWELL
granite by {. f. Tayntor x Co. Of this
city.
George Davidson was arrested yes.
terday by Deputy Sheriff H. O Camp
on warrant for a breach of the
peace. When arraigned he pleaded
not guilty and his case was cOntin-
ued unit! tomorrow evening.
Vile's Electric Co., will erect seven
or eight new tiftytive and tiftyeight
foot poles between Smith, Mhitcomb
& Cooks machine shop and Black
we'll street. w. A. Bradford is draw
ing the poles. They are largest in the
city.
Ice cream and cake will be served at
10 cents plate by the w. c. T. U.
Saturday evening, weather permit.
ting, on the lawn OF the boys club
rooms, corner Washington and Elm
streets, everybody invited Per or
der chairman of social committee, Mrs.
Bert Cults.
Ten horses belonging to George
Hutchins OF East Barre got stuck this
forenoon while hauling heavy base
weighing from Is to IS tons, for
Burke Bros, on to the scales at Rey.
nods & 500. The trouble occurred
Just after / o'clock and the efforts Of
the drivers 10 get the load under way
attracted many spectators.
c. P. Jones announces that the for.
NAL reopening of the Washington
house at Washington will take place
Friday Alg. S. He has been ordered
to have supper enough ready for 80
couples and this is only fair ndica-
tlon OF the crowd that is expected to
be present Although the house has
not been formallys'reopened yet it is
receiving good patronage.
The voters of the prohibition party
of Washington county, Vermont, are
hereby notified to meet In mass con
vention in Gospel hail. Elm street,
Barre, Vt, on Thursday July 3lst,
at 4.3O o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of placing in nominatio county off
GERS, TO be supported at tt election to
be held on the I'd day of September,
1902. This call is issued by request.
L. w. Hanson, chairman. George l.
Shorey secretary Vermont STATE pro-
hibition committee Barre, VT July
21, 1902.
For Sale---A parcel of property that
will net 2 per cent on the investment,
Inquire at the +. B. Cate Real Estate
Agency, room s. Bolster bltck.
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