Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-26
W. A. Poorc returned yester day from

III. H. ". w Oflncli is llaNllp lls
block painted today.
Henry Hyde of Brooktield is in the
city on business today.
II. S. Robbins went to Burlington
last night for Il short visit.
Oliver p. Grouse of Mansfield, Ohio
is visiting friends in the city.
Memorial Day exercises in all the
schools Monday afternoon.
l.. S. Palmer of Hyde Park, Mass, is
in the city today on legal business.
Ieroyle lIennessey in "Other Peoples
Money" has been booked for the new
opera house.
Ludwig Levin is making an adver-
Using trip through the surrounding
country today in the interests of Paycttc,
Mendelsohn ~ Company.
Paul Cutler of Plaiufeld died We'd
nesday of typhoid fever and the funeral
will be held tomorrow at one o'clock
the Rev. Ellie X. NJ Jones officiating
a general invitation is extended to all
those vino participated in the Spanish
American war to join with Company E
in the observance of Memorial Sunday
and also of Memorial Day.
George Ball and Fritz jackson have
completed their gasoline launch and
tried it on Burnham & Ayers pond last
night giving several persons an enjoya-
bic ride. 1t is a beauty and worked to
perfection. 1t will carry ten persons.
They intend to take it down Maine this
summer.
The Missionary agent of the New
England Home for Little Wanderers,
the Rev. William E. Noyes, of Boston
Mass. is now in town stopping at the
City Hotel, preparing for the coming
of Il company of homeless children Of
both sexes, from three to twelve wears
of age, to this place on Saturday June
Sd for the purpose of securing good
Christian homes for them in this and
adjoining towns.
+. NJ. Waterman is now established
in his new quarters, old News Agency
Stand and ready to serve the public in a
manner. He has put in
large new refrigerator and track and
now has one of the best arranged mar
ketS in the city. He will continue to
keep his usual excellent assortment of
meats and canned goods and hopes to
see all his old customers and many new
ones.
The funeral of the late James Morse
was held yesterday afternoon from his |
late home the Rev. A. E. Atwater Off
Eating assisted by the Rev. DR.. S. S.
Jackson. Music was furnished by Mr. /
md Mrs. W. II. Gale and w. A. Perry.
The bearers were w. II. Gale, j. M. .
Ward, |, O. Wood and w. A. Perry. At
he grave the Masons took charge of
he services and the remains were laid
o rest with the honors of that order.
Warren Richardson left his horse
sanding at the foot of Gilmore street last
'venng about s o'clock while he was
the gasolene launch on Burn.
nam a. Ayers pond. The horse became
frightened at something and started off,
weight and all. He left the wagon on
pole by win Bradford's and then went
Up Aver street, played around among
he houses, went up Hill street to the
rack and then down the track to Main
trcct, down Main and up Washington
t II lively pace. No one was hurt but
he wagon is in poor shape.
There is something remarkable about
he gift that Homer Young has for
aiming wild animals. Only n few
hort week ago Homer was friyhten-
- the quiet people of Barre by his
lid race through the streets after his
hue dog. Yesterdays vast assemblage
as congregated near Jesse Cayhue's
arber shop to watch the interesting
roceeding of Homer giving his once
lid animal soap bath. The dog has
zen transferred to Il lamb and stands
lthout moving muscle or winking an
re until his master has completed the
,inful operation.
AT last the drinking fountain on the
ty park is being connected with wiz
+ system. The workmen are at it to-
y. What system is being put in ?
ell, what do you suppose? Have you
1t the faintest kind of an idea that such
organization as the Civic Fedora
N which has no other fish TO fry than
improve the city, or such inconse- \
entail persons as the voters of Barre Il
, to have any influence with the NIGH
Mayor and his Board If you dig
nix for an instant that the wishes Of
)se loyal ladies who made the park
lat ii is. or the vote of the people