Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-20
FIRST EDITION
city News.


Mss Sadie Bulls left tbi moraine
for Saranac. y. Y.
Misses Bessie Skeels ard Gladys
French went 10 Burlington this morn
ing.
NJ ISIS Mary Congo left this morning
for Penoacook n. H.. TO make her
sister a visit.
w. and Mrs. William Nlrnal re-.
. tor II last mig frl4 weeks out
/ 'nG a. HighgAre Springs
Miss Belle l.. DaNf5rth f en- DAN
vile i, in town visiting Ter br,tnars,
Frank + ard Fred A. Danfortn.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Of the Mace lbees will b held tom0r-
row Afternoon at 2 80 in Wcr:neH 5
hall.
Mrs. +. f. Wneeleran1 daughter,
who hav= oeen guests If D. and Ms.
J. Fl. Jackson, returned this morning
to their home at Worcester. Mass.
Mr. ana Mrs. W. p Bug bee. Nor
ris bugbee, Henry Powers went 10
Highgate Springs this morning for
week S stay.
Miss MARI aret McTigue left this
morning for her home at lloosic Falls
\. y. after visit with her sister,
Mrs. r. Perusse.
j. L. Alger, principal of the State
Normal School at johnson, left this
morning for his home after spending
the night in the city with his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekial Drew went to
Waitfteld this morning where Mrs.
Drew will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Bisbee, Mrs. Dew returning
this evening.
A special communication Of Granite
Lodge No. 80, +. & A. NJ, will be
held Friday evening Aug. 22nd, at
! O'Clock for the purpose Of comforting
the second degree.
Miss Dean Norton OF Bristol sin
town She is a sister Of Miss Ella
Norton. The latter is In 3 serious
condition at her home ia Bristol as
the result Of a rheumatic trouble.
A meeting of the Columbus band
will be held THURSDAY evening at the
usual place OF meeting. All members
are requested to be present. lll-l2
The Columbus band wishes to ex-
press it's gratitude for the way sub.
scriptions have been received by them,
and hope for continuation of the
good work in order that they may be
alb e to give full season OF concerts.
Persons desi ing to subscribe may
leave their con rlbutions at H9cker's
Cigar store.
The executive committee OF the
Barre Musical Association have made
arrangements with Mr.. Carroll f. Ma
com her for the presentation of the op-
era Pinafore the middle Of September.
for the benefit of the association.
They would AK all the young people
who are willing to help in the chorus
to meet Mr.. Macomber in the Con
gregatonal vestry on Friday evening
of this week at 730.
George F. Ball has one of the most
valuable coins in the city and what is
supposed to be the first of It's kind
ever owned in the state. 1t is proof
coin of an issue of one cent pieces that
was never put In circulation. The coin
is about the size Of silver quarter
only little thicker. On the diverse
side is an eagle, supposed to be "Pe-
ter" tame eagle that made it's home
for yea s in the U. S. mint. The
coin is dated 1855.
just received, tine line Of Ladies
Dress Skirts at the new store OF {. w
Learned "a North Main street.
l07.12
Societies and other organizations in
tending 10 mpete in the tug-pf-war
contest on Labor day, will make en-
tries to VIM. c. Mackie. not later than
Aug. 20. lo6-l2
Ice cream by the pint, quart or gal
Ion at L. J. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. tt
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 dvertisements. t. f.
r. E. Streeter, representative OF
"Zlons Watch Tower Bible and Tract
Society, will speak at the Blptlst
church, Wednesday afternoon and
evening, on the the 'Plan OF the
Ages" illustrated with chart All are
cordially invited. 1925