Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-06
LATEST EDITION
CITY NEWS

Hon. f. O. Spaulding Of West
Topsham was in town yesterday.
The Montpelier Journal yesterday
said "Shot Gun Foster OF Mont
pelier Center was in the city Tuesday
afternoon and related thrilling tale
Of his recent encounter with pan
ther in which he care off victorious. .
1t is further understood that the
panther which Mr.. Foster had this en-
counter with was one of that kind
that leaps down from the top efahigh
tree, grasps in his mouth good sized
COW, and with it in it's mouth jumps
back thirty feet into the tree again.
Ladies interested in the fair please
meet-i1 the parlor OF the Universalist
church Saturday at p. m.
A letter received today from Max
j.. Severance in the Philippines states
that he is now special war correspond
emit tor the Associated Press and New
York Sun.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold regular meeting tonight, with
Mrs. Gurus, II Highland avenue.
George w. Girard has gone to
Essex Junction to remain FEW days.
Mrs. D. D. Dewey and Mrs. D. M.
Harris Of MORA, N. Y, mother and
sister Of Mrs. C. S. Andrews, are ex-
pected in town this evening for a
visit.
The recital which was to have been
held at the Seminary tonight has
been postponed one week.
Deputy Sheriff Homer D. Camp re.
turned last night from business trip
to Burlington and Moretown.
About thirty OF the young friends
of Master Harry Dale gave him a very
pleasant surprise party at his home on
Circle street last evening, presenting
him with a ping pong game land a
handsome stick pin. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant even
ing was spent in playing games, sing.
ing songs and speaking pieces.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Cutler viii pc pleased to hear OF
the birth of son to them, Oct. 30th.
William A. Murray son Of the once
famous circus proprietor of that name
was In town yesterday representing
the Florodora company.
Sixty three people are coming here
with Florodora. About the only "a
cant place in town for them to sleep
is the grand stand at the Trotting
park. Ma.
The manager of Rose Coghlan is
also the manager of "Lost River"
which will appear here later In the
season, providing Miss Cogtlan, Am.
erica's foremost emotional actress Is
given the patronage to which the
quality Of her production entitled the
Famous Artist"
G. P. Wetn1ore graduate optician
of North Adams Mass, arrived in
town last night and entered the EN-.
ploY of ]. W. Holton this morning as
matchmaker and optician. DR.. Wet
more is graduate OF Philadelphia
Optical College and with his able as
sistance Mr.. Holton will make spec.
ialty of fitting glasses to children
who are troubled With headache.
Mr.. Holton is having an optical room
fitted up especially for this branch
and he will have very extensive es-
tablishment when everv thing is com.
pleted.
DR.. G. T. L. Hayes of Graniteville,
left yesterday afternoon for visit In
Montreal
Mrs. Callie Fl. Howe of st. Joseph,
Mo-, National lecturer and organizer
Of the W. (. 4. U will give an ad
dress in the opera house on Sunday
evening Nov. 10th at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Howe spoke to large audience In
this city In September and was called
from New Hampshire to speak before
The Legislature last week. The SER
vice is under the auspices Of the W.
J. T. U. Dad a cordial invitation il
to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Hull OF Hines.
ourgh visited friends in the city yes
ierday.
George Cassie i 5 in Burlington on
1uSiACoo Goudy.
The Mayfower club will hold a box
'ociafaG the Cobble Hill school house
Friday evening Nov. 7, 1902. All are
cordially invited each lady bring box.
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The attention of all advertisers il
'alled to the notice, near the top OF
he editorial column, relative to the
ime fov handing 10 copy for change1
n for new advertisements. t.
FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY
1t Mead's Lunch Room.
3l1 North Main Street,