Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-29
Latest Edition.
CITY news.

A meeting OF the school commiSs-
toner's will be held this evening at
7.l5 to consider some matters OF i'm.
portance.
Married by Rev. j. A. Sherburne,
at his home in this city, Fred S. Colby
and Miss Avis S Tierney, both OF
Plaintielo.
Ira c. Calef Of Washington was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Cora Brush of Williamstown
was In the city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Eleanor Cole went to Marsh
field yesterday afternoon.
Henry Parady OF St. JohnSbury is
in the city for few days visiting his
sons Sam and Joseph.
George Lachance and sister Miss
Mamie, OF St. Johnsbury are In town
visiting their cousins. Sam and Jo-
seph Parady.
Mrs. M. w. Nelson is in Hardwok,
called there by the death OF her sister.
She will return tomorrow.
No newspapers will be published in
Barre Aext Monday as it is Labor
Day.
H. A. Rugg yesterday ternoon put
up large sign for G. Baus studio in
the Currier block. The sign is about
80 feet by 3 feet in dimensions and is
about the largest business sign on
Main street.
E. A. Prindle has been elected dele
gate from lhe Barre Hook & Ladder
Co. to attend the state convention at
St. Adams, September 18th.
A trick bicycle rider entertained a
large audience in front OF the opera
house last evening.
j. D. Dantorth, one Of the new
teachers at Goddard Seminary. arriv-
ed In town this morning from Tufts
College, Mass.
Mrs. Everett Campbell and two
children left this morning for their
home in Hardwick, after a weeks
visit in town.
The National Bank and Barre Saw.
ings Bank T. Trust Company will be
closed Monday, Labor Day.
Do not forget to pay your Interest
to the Barre Savings Bank & Trust
Co., due September list. 1925
Glance in the windo VS. at the Blue
Store as you pass and see the bar
gains in trousers and shoes.
The F. B. Cate real estate agency
after Aug. 3lst will be located ia
rooms l and II in the same block as
now, the Bolster block The business
OF the Connecticut Building s. Loan
Association also the collection for the
Edgewood land payments will be made
at those rooms. ll--2O
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gal
lon at L. j. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. tt
Special for Friday and Saturday.
200 prs. trousers worth from $3.50
to IS 90 pal" at 50c-65c and 79c on
the dollar
The board Of civil authority will
be in session in the city court room
on the eve nings Of Aug. g. 81, % and
20, for the purpose of making addi-
lions, changes and corrections in the
check lists. ,ll6 10
The attention OF all advertisers is
called to the notice. near the top Of
the editorial column, relative to the
time fo' handing in copy for changes
or for new ad Refreshments, t. f.
Special for Friday and Saturday at
the Blue Store.
$50 pr. Of shoes worth from $3.50
ia $3.50 to close at 97c-S1.25.$l.45.
S1.75.s2. 90 and 1915 a pair. Stop
and look in the window as you pass.
Thomas H. Cave, Jr , as admins
traitor sells at public auction on the
premises, Saturday, Aug. Goth, at :,
eel ock p. m, the farm formerly own
ed by the late Zebitha Peck. This is
one OF the best farms in this vicinity
and has been kept up in the best Of
condition. The house and horse barn
attached are practically new, having
bsen built only few years, and there
are only few homes in this city that
are any more modern than this house
as far as convenienceS are concerned.
This growing CT Y warrants vege-
table and fruit farm, and the purchas-
er that buys this property can, with
out doubt, have lucrative business,
and at the same time make an invest
ment that will eventually net him 4
handsome bonus. 1919