Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-06
CITY News.

VIUJ V6WVs
CD. Davis left this morning for
Groton.
Norman York left this morning for
Sharon to attend the funeral OF his
uncle.
Postmaster E w. Bisbee has re.
turned from a business trip to Bos.
ton.
Duffy & Mead through Joseph Para.
dy sold yesterday to Costano Aboiati.
building lot on Batchelder's Meadow
for 1856.
The local market report published
on Tuesday will not be published until
Wednesday this week.
Gerry W. Blanchard has accepted a
position with Edward Chesser and
will commence work for hin tomor.
row morning.
Harry and Dollie Woodward and
their great illustrated song moving
picture and picture dance entertain.
ment tonight and all the week.
B. H. Farnham OF Orange was in
the city yesterday on business.
E. l.. Smith LETT last night for
few weeks business trip to Canton,
N. Y.
Wesley Herrick formerly Of this
city is now engaged In a lucrative
business as contractor and builder in
Daytona, Fla. w. G. Quinlen made
bis acquaintance while there this win
ter.
George R. 'Bosworth and son OF
Williamstown were In the city yester-
day afternoon.
Howard Chidley, temperance lee
turer on the staff OF the Rev. George
W. Morrow. Of Burlington, was In the
city yesterday.
Miss Alice Pike left yesterday af-
ternoon for a short business "trip to
Worcester, VIII re she has branch
millinery store.
Warren Rowland is in East Mont.
PETER for few days.
The committee in charge OF the
annual reunion Of the Spanish Ameri
Can War Veterans will meet this eve
ming to arrange for the reunion to be
held on the evening Of May 10th.
H. M. Farnham has returned from
the west with carload Of horses.
Mrs. Peter Brown and family an6
: Mrs. Charles Robb left this noon on 8
short visit to Aberdeen, Scotland.
J Max E. Severance, formerly Of this
city, is now third owner and genera
manager Ut the Commercial Intelli
gcncer at Manila, P. l. There ar
, four morning and three evening dali
les, three weeklies and one month";,
, published In English there.
e Gerry w, Blanchard has sold th
stock OF tie Cash BUYERS market t.
, Parker & Tassie AMI has closed tn
market.
r 1t is hoped by all those who atten
the base ball games on the Goddar
campus that some arrangement wi
be made to rope off the grounds be
: fore toe next game on Saturday
that che spectators cannot crowd O
!. to the base lines as they have don
y thus far this season.
Tue state railroad commissioner
= are here today Investigating the mat
/ ser of the proposed extension to tn
\ electric railway system on Circl
= street. The commissioners are Ho1
l. Jonathan Ross, and Hon. A. S. Bins
ham. Judge L. M. Read, the othe
memher of the board, is dangerousl
n Ill. "A special Car took these gentle
men, together with the officials of til
NJ, & B. P. & T. Co., and Of the Bari
,e Railroad Co. attorneys, William Wi
n hart for the city. R. A. Hoar for tt
d electric railway. j. p. Lamson for ii
IA Barre Railroad, and W. w. Lapoir
IS for the petitioners, Mayor Melch'
e and Alderman Currier and Houston
, to the terminus this morning. and tt
!. forenoon was spent in looking over tt
a ground, and hearing is going on tn
A. afternoon. The Barre Railroad Co.
to conte st the extension on the grour
Nc ofits crossing their track.
rs Thursday is the festival of the A
n cension and is holy day Of oblig
t. ton.
r. Mrs. Leslie Peck who has been vi
ID iting her sister, Mrs. II. L. Smith, r
g turned to her home In Fitchbur
re Mass, yesterday.
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