Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-17
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Work was commenced today in rails
ing Mari Il GordOp's shed.
The Baptist choir rehearsal will b
held at the church this evening.
Montpelier is to provide new an.
better quarters for the fire department
Mrs. kathereen Barnum left Thu
morning for Milton to spend Sunda,
with relatives.
The entire contents of the Exchang,
Hotel, Montpelier, are to be sold II
auction Tuesday afternoon, June 20.
The Misses Annie and Carrie Fish o.
Palmer, Mass, arrived in the city thi,
afternoon to visit their cousins the
Stoughtons.
Miss Hattie Z. Wilson, teacher in the
Brook street school left this noon for his
home in Berlin, N. H., to spend the
summer vacation.
MI. and Mrs, Fred Stoughton who
have been stopping at Col. Stoughton S
for the past week returned to their home
in New York city this noon.
W. ID. Mcdonald, who has been in
Boston for the past few weeks, since he
left the employ of Burnham and Ayers
returned to Barre this morning.
Great preparations are being made
for the international convention of the
Catholic Order of Foresters which is to
be held IN Burlington next week.
All aboard for the summer vacation.
Both the teachers and students in our
public schools are rejoicing today over
the prospect of a pleasant summer.
The subject for the Intermediate
Union of the Universalist Church at the
D O'Clock meeting Sunday afternoon is
" Temperance" Leader, Johnnie Nor
an.
The Montpelier city council has asked
for bids for the construction of a new
steel bridge crossing the Winooski
river near G. Ii. Moore a. Cos. stone
sheds.
George Mann has shot 100 wood
chucks with rifle this spring. Mr..
Mann is an excellent shot and is ready
to challenge any man in the state to
target shooting with rifles.
Peter Wiley, who has been in the city
Tor a few months and is well known
lcre as clever comedian, left this noon
.Or New York. where he is to ioin the
Village Postmaster Company on Mon
lay.
Five tramps were arrested in Mont
'elier yesterday by Chief futile and
'tlicers Brown and Whittier. There is
he first direct attempt made this season
make the "city down the creek" an
Undesirable resting places for hoboes.
A special subject will be given at
The Tent tonight. Unto two thous-
nd three hundred days there shall the .
sanctuary be cIeansed" Daniel 8: 1914.
What is the sanctuary, where is it How
nd when will the "cleansing' take
lace. You are cordially invited.
A public auction of the celebrated .
lorgan bred trot'ing and pacing stock l.
[ the Vermont Stock Farm in Shclburne
wned by Col, lie Grand B. Cannon, :.
as held yesterday afternoon at the j.
arms in Shelburne. The attendance
as not large and very few from abroad !,
ere present, Considering the times
I'd the outlook for Il short hay crop the
ices were good, tee average being :,
44.5O -
lliawatIla Lodge, No. 20, |. O. O. F., a.
this city. in accordance with the an ~
al proclamation, will hold appropriate JIG
'morial services in the Congregational NJ
urch tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. he
e sermon will be preached by Rev.
p. Jackson, of East Barre. Mr.. p,
ckson is member of the order and We
therefore, we'll qualified to speak of ia
great subject of Odd Fellowship. he
members of the Independent Order BIZ
requested to meet at the hall of kn
lwatha Lodge at o'clock. The fly
'li3 are cordially invited to attend ri
Sc services. Manchester Unity of dr.
order have also been invited to at Sc,
d, of