Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
CITY news

The trout season is about over. 1t
closes for the season on Saturday night
The probability is that on account Of
the high water this summer, trout
will be more plentiful next year than
for many years past.
The democrats have secured the
opera house for their rally on
Thursday and will have F. w. McGet.
trick OF St. Adams and Thomas II.
Brown of Rutland for speakers
Mrs. Howe is graceful and elo-
quent speaker, she held her audience
spellbound and was frequently ap
plauded- Mobile Herald
Mrs. Carrie Howe OF st. Joseph,
Mo-, will give an address on Prohib''
ton next sunday evening Aug. 3lst,
in the Congregational church. This
is a union service and all are cordially
invited.
There will be meeting Of the Lad
les Union in the churdh vestry Thurs
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock for the
purpose of making arran yements for
their annual fair. The committee are
DESTROYS that all those interested in
the work will attend.
Gale Bennett returned last night
from Groton.
The Rebekahs hold their regular
meeting this evening.
The Ladies' Uniop OF the Univer-
salist church will serve supper 10
the vestry OF the church Wednesday
evening from until I o'clock.
Menu-vegetable and plain hash,
pickles, brownbread, hot rolls, dough.
nuts, apple pie, cheese and coffee.
Admission 20 cents.
Mr.. James A. Lynch left last night
for New York city.
H. &. Moody, the Washington stage
driver, has telephone connection at
his residence. 1t is on the Peoples
line.
j. A. Bond Of Burlington is in town
today.
Daniel Nicholson has returned rom
month S vacation spent at bis former
home IN Lingwick, P. O.
William Smith and family left this
morning for a few days outing at
Highgate Springs.
William Wishart left this morning
for Bakersfield and Richford, where
he will speak tonight and tomorrow
night.
H J. Thwing left this morning for
Braintree to buy wood.
Owing to defective cut on one OF
the inside pages today, apiece of metal
sadly demoralized the appearance OF
one or two columns Of reading matter
in part Of this issue.
All lovers Of vegetable hash are
cordially invited to attend the supper
given by the ladies OF the Universe
list church Wednesday evening.
Prof. A. w. Keeue intends to re-
turn to Boston tomorrow
Miss Lydia Reed who has been
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Eastman returned this
morning to her home In Natick, Mass
Work has commenced on new
town clerks Office aud on Johanness-
ems new store at Washington.
Henry l.. Smith went to MidoeleSex
this morning where he is working on
an engineering job.
E. N. Prescott left this morning on
business trip to Stowe.
H. A. Rugg is in Burlington on
business today.
A resident of South Main street
co nted the people as they went by his
house towards the trotting park last
night There was an average OF 200
people per minute. In half hour
there were 5000 people passed and this
was only small part Of the whole
number as they we're passing up the
street for more than two hours.
John W. Gordon left this morning
for East Roxbury and South North
field.
John Paul is laid up as the result
Of having got piece OF steel IN his
eye.
The democrats have secured the
band stand on city park for Monday
night. They intend 10 hold a rally
that night but definite arrangements
have not been made yet.
Band concert at Montpelier tomor-
row night at the State street stand.