Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-12
CITY News.

Inc report Ol une secretary VI VIZ
board Of health, Or. W. +. Gilman, fol
August filed yesterday afternoon witt
the city clerk, shows that there were
20 births in this city during the
month Of which seven were males anC
Is females No contagious diseases
were reported and there were only l(
deaths.
G. II, Conner is exhibiting in his
store window group Of pictures OF
the Washington County Veterans
Association taken at Dewey park on
the occasion of the last reunion by
X. A. Thomas OF Montpelier.
The electric cars will be held at
Montpelier this evening until after
the performance of Mildred Holland
is finished.
The Revivalists are Adjt. and Mrs
Kendall also Lieut.. Owens. Mrs.
Kendall was formerly Ensign May
Ward, when stationed at Barre some
three Years ago The Barre people
will be very glad to see and hear her
again.
At the races at Barton yesterday
1.-THE Kid" driven by F. A. Slayton Of
this city was third in the 2.40 class,
"Wilbrino" driven by the same was
fifth in the 2.24 class.
Mrs. Edward Crane Of Omaha, N-b
with her sister Miss Minnie Steele Of
Morrisville are visiting Mrs. L. M
Averill.
Mrs. Laughlin of South Barre receiv-
ed serious injury this morning by
falling out OF a wagon. The wheels
ran over her and she sustained serious
internal injuries.
James Grant of the Barre Granite &
Paving Co. has returned from his bns.
mess trip at Troy, N. Y. He has been
cor fined to the house until today since
his return by sickness He says on
account of the limited railroad faclli-
ties his company is greatly handl-
capped in its work. They are rapidly
accommodating large nun Der of paw.
ing blocks on the hill which are sold
but,cannot be moved because the rail-
road does not furnish cars tor them.
II they could get eight or ten cars
day they could use them as they now
have several canal boats at Burlington
waiting for blocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Mclean return
ed this morning from Burlington.
F. P.Kinney has resumed his place
at the City Fish market after a short
sickness.
Mrs. l.. d. Blanchard went to
Win1so this noon.
DR.. j. w. Morrow returned this
morning from Randolph.
Mrs. Mary Tabor Of Concord N.
H., returns to her home tomorrow
morning, after a weeks visit with
friends in town.
At the meeting OF the Retail Clerks
Union last evening three candidates
were initiated and several applications
were received.
AT the meeting of Court Granite
City, +. Of A., last evening, one can
oidate was initiated and two applica.
tiOnS were voted on.
In behalf OF the Barre Musical As.
ISOLATION wish to express our thanks
to all who took part in the presenta
tion of Pnafore. That We did not
have The financial success anticipated
was not the fault OF those who cheer
fully gave their time and talent to The
effort. The merchants who kindly
helped us in advertising are not for
gotten, and to one and all would ex-
press our heartiest appreciation. Joe
W. Jackson, pres dent.
Miss Eva Langworthy OF Boston is |
the guest of her cousin, Miss Myrtle
Walker.
Mrs. William Luther and son,
Harold, Of Mortified were in this city
yesterday, visiting friends.
Miss Eide Harding left his morn
iuo for her home at Meddeld, Mass,
alter visit with her sister, Mrs. +.
G. Bliss H.