Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-29
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CITY news.

G. /. Jackson went to Granville this
! morning,
Henry Premier wasi in Mortified this
morning.
J. Greene s new bakery building is
ready TO be painted.
Robert Wilson left this morning for
East Burke for two weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. ". J Mclean went to Bur-
lington this morning to visit at her
home there.
E l.. Taylor and family have re-
turned from weeks fishing trip at
Highgate Springs.
Mrs. Elizabeth b. Dyer, formerly OF
Barre but now OF Concord. N. H., is
the guest of Mrs. A. j. Young.
Misses GLADYS and Christene Fletcher
left this morning for visit Of two
weeks with relatives in Barton,
j. F. Coffrin has moved his family
from Montpelier to this city into
Trow 4 Holden s new house 81 Pleas
ant St.
The Misses DENIS and Ella Town
returned to Morrisville this morning,
after visit with Mrs. A. E. Leb-
olrveau.
The local Carpenters Union last
evening donated $40 for the support
OF the free bed in the Emergency
Hospital
The dance and ball game at High
gate Springs Saturday at the excur-
sion OF the Odd Fellows will be free to
those who attend.
There will be a meeting of the
young men of the Presby erian church
tonight at 7 O'Clock to arrange
for the Y. P. A. picnic
The Standard Oil Co. have Just re-
ceived new iron tank, which they
will put in at North Barre, where they
have one already for kerosene.
Miss Nina Brown, one of the teach
ers at Goddard Seminary, was in the
city yesterday. Miss Brown is to
leave about September LIST for tour
through Europe
LIZ C1CCllIC ldillOuu IL lIlIplUNIuR
its tracks between this city and Mont
pelier by removing the wooden guard
rails and baIlasting the track with
good gravel and stone chips, making
the cars ride much smoother
Superintendent C. 4. Soue Of the
Central Vermont was in the city yes
terday to straighten out several mis-
understandings in regard to the new
rules about Cars which have been put
IN furce On that road.
Work was begun today cutting
stone In the new shed Of The North
Barre Granite Co The new travel
| ing derrick was started up Saturday
and YVES found to be working all right
1t is run by a 20-horse power electric
motor.
Alex Coutts has purchased the fix
| lures and cooking utensils at the cafe
in the basement Of the Commercial
House from W. H. Hyladd. Mr..
Coutts made the purch ase for another
party and will not conduct the place
| himself.
So great has become the demand
for0gasoline that the Stand I'd Oil
Co., has been compelled to put on
tank wagon to deliver it to dealers.
The main tank is at Montpelier and
all the gasoline sold by this Company
here and at Montpelier comes from
it.
There was real curiosity at the
Central Vermont freight yard yester-
day In the shape Of car load of hard,
or anthracite coal, on it's way to Will
Jamestown. Formerly such sight
was common enough but lately very
few cars OF this description have been
seen in the local freight yards,
While in Burlington last week g. |.
Jackson succeeded in obtaining at q
fancy price two carloads Of anthracite
coal to enable him TO coptin re selling
coal in small quantities. The coal
cost him in Barre on the cars IS ton.
AS he will have to charge little
more for it to enable him to meet the
cost OF delivering it, the price for it
must be higher than usual. But it is
no knowing when another ion Of coal
will come to this city,