Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-15
Latest Edition.
CITY NEWS.

j Jim Dennison OF Idaho is visiting
In town. lie was formerly resident
of Vermont, but for the past thirteen
years has been ranchman in the
weat. His home is seventy miles
from the railroad and eleven miles
from settlement.
There will be meeting Of The
Modern Woodmen OF America this
evening
All Foresters Of America are re.
quested not to forget that tie annual
picnic will be held Saturday at the
Shepard grove.
The motor cycle owned by Frank
W. Nichols cost Sl75 This is the
market price charged for them.
W. Rossi reports that the amount
previously acknowledged for the Col.
umbus band concerts should have been
sl23.75 instead OF BIG 75 as was an.
nounced last Saturday. During the
day SATURDAY sl4.55 more was paid,
thus making the total amount to date
$3.50. About 100 have sig.ed for
money and their names will be an.
nounced as soon as they have paid.
Arthur II. II. Lewis, D Y. S., vet.
Urinary surgeon OF Bratteboro, is at
Nelson Downing'S stable, ready for
engagements. He is a graduate OF the
Western Veterinary College, Kansas
City, Mo-, and the Medical University
of Kansas City, Mo-, and has perform.
ed many skllful operations.
W. W. Lapolnt Of this city has en-
tered the employ of Pawnee Bins
Wild West show as press agent, en-.
tering their employ yesterday.
Mrs. MINI lie Miller Of Mil Springs,
Virginia, is visiting her uncle and
aunt, MI. and Mrs Jesse CAyhue.
She is accompanied by her sister, Miss
Julia Meron Of Burlington.
The new issue of the one cent postal
cards, known as the Mckinley postal
card, will be on sale at the loca post
office as soon as the old style D sta.
cards on hand have been disposed Of
In the Mckinley card space is reserv-
ed at the upper part for the postn.ark,
in order that 1t may be more distinct,
the lower half Of the card being used
for the address. The stamp is repre-.
sented by a steel engraved vignette
portrait Of the late president In tue
upper night hand corner, while the
left hand corner is a vigne,te Of the
United States coat. arms.
At the regular meeting Of the X, Of
T., tuesday evening the 2nd 1ank VII
be worked on one candidate.
Peter McMorrow lett last night for
Keene, n. H., TO remain for aboutl a
month.
B. w. Hooker and his sister. Mrs
K. M. Wheeler, returned Yesterday
afternoon from weeks stay at
Greensboro pond.
The Ida Reed w {. T. u, will
hold their neX- meeting with MIS-
Brown l47 Washington S., Friday af-
ternoon at sc The program will be
furnished by Mrs. A. E. Cults super
ntendent OF the Anti Narcotics. Let
all be present that can as there will
be reports from the county convention
in order Signed by Mrs. Gregware.
DR.. Arthur Fl H. Lewis has on ex.
hibition at this office Calculi taken
from the bladder of horse owned by
Mr. Murray the conductor on the train
between White River Junction, hnd
Montreal. DR.. Lewis performed this
successful operation after several
others failed.
AS Mrs. A. G. Lapoint was return
ing from the circus grounds last nj
her foot was caught in some obstN
ton across the sidewalk and she W,
thrown to the ground, badly wrench
ing her hip and one knee. She was
taken to nearby house, where she
remained until able to be taken home.
Mrs, Abbie French left this morning
for Cambridge, Mass, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. G. r. Bashy,
Mrs. M. L. Gage of Philadelphia
left this morning for Saratoga Springs
after visit with her sister Mrs. NJ.
Emery.
S. II. French left this morning for
his home IN Artabula, Ohio, after
a visit with his neice, Mrs. f A
Field.
H. A. Gould left this morning on
business tip to Hartford, Conn.