Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-17
Charles Vancor is in Waterbury to-.

lake note OF the great reduction sale
at the Art Novelty Store.
Mrs. llinman SIX cells left this morning
for short visit in Burlington.
Mrs. George Annis is to spend the
summer at her former home in Maine.
Mrs. Frank Martin went to Grolon
yesterday and is expected home Monday
Silas Dady is visiting friends in Bos-
ton this week. He will return the first
of next week.
Edward Prouty of East Franklin was
in the city as witness in the School
craft bigamy case.
Miss Bessie Cave is to leave Monday
for Fairlee where she will spend the
summer with her parents,
Ms. c. M. Wilcox and Mrs. Howard
Holden went to Marshtield yesterday to
visit Mrs. A. w. Gilman.
G. R. Motsinger, who recently came
here from Cuba began work this morn
ing as clerk for l.. NJ Averll.
The Y. Z. A. of the Presbyterian
church will hold a picnic at Cherry
Vale Grove week from today.
The subscription sale of seats for the
opening attraction at the opera house
will begin in about two weeks.
Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Margaret
Doheney went to their home in North
field last night for the summer vacation.
Ed Dohcney the Mortified boy is
pitching great ball for New York this
year. He is one of the star pictures in
the league,
The Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian,
and Universalist churches unite in the
temperance meeting at the Baptist
Church tomorrow.
The Sons of Veterans supplies will
be shipped Monday from the Division
Headquarters of this city to Commander
Liza. E. Morse of Cambridge,
The Italian residents of our city have
have become enamored with the nation
al game and are contemplating the for
nation of an Italian base ball team.
Manager Eaton of the Eaton Lyccum
Bureau OF Boston has been in the cly
for the past week i'll consultation with
the management of the Barre Associa-
ton.
The Rev. Ellie X. Nj. Jones enter
tanned the members OF the senior class
OF Goddard Seminary at her home last /
evening. 1t was Il very enjoyable at
fair.
DR.. Herbert l.. Gale who has been in
Florida for the past two years, returned
to Barre yesterday. The Doctor went
South for his health and is looking a
great deal better now
The Rev DR.. Rugg of Providence, II.
| passed through the city yesterday on
his way from the UniversaliSt conven-
lion at Washington. He went directly
% Tufts college for the commencement
exercises there.
Harry Jefford was bound over TO the
grand jury att hearing in Brooklield
asst fall. He was charged With the lar
ncy of a load of hay. The grand jury
allied to find an Indictment against him
dr.. ,jeffords is a resident of this city.
a mass meeting of universal interest ,
. the citizens of Barre is to be held in !
ne Baptist church tomorrow night at
O'Clock. The speaker, Hon. Frank
umley, is earnest, foreible and elo-
uent All are cordially invited to hear
is important message.
Two new candidates were initiated
ITO the watch trading department of
re Corner Club to-day. The stock en-
red by them was two old brass case
mepieces, and they are now circulating
lpihly through the possessions of the
,riOus old members.
Sol
re Judge Boyce yesterday on the
large of bigamy, The preliminary 4
airing was held with the result that
e respondent was bound over to await
e action of the grand jury, with bail
ing fixed at 5000. M. NJ, Gordon 1
peared for the state and Lapoint and /
ishart for the defence,
The faculty and members of the
asses of 80 and 100 at Goddard Sem
Try were entertained by the Rev. Eifie
NJ. Jones at the Universalist parson-
e last evening. 1t was Il very nfor- y
u affair, but very pleasing and en- ~.
able. Refreshments were served. ~
rs. Jones was assisted by several of
r Sunday School class. !
Tho thirteen year old son of Fred
rim had a narrow escape from death III
'terday. He was leading one of his IN
hers horses when in some way the OF
sc turned suddenly and kicked thr