Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-22

ester.
The floor will all be laid in the alder
Il mems room today Some of the me
are casing windows today and other
Turing out for baseboards.
The Yankee Doodle Kitchen to b
given tonight in the Masonic banque
r ball by the ladies of the D. Il. s. will
be very novel entertainment.
All persone who have table cloths be
longing to the Congregational churcl
are requested to leave them at Gilley !
Abbol's store by Friday noon March "a
The Baptist Y. P, S. &. Il. will hole
a Hit or Miss Social in the vestry 0
the Baptist Church on Tuesday even
ipg March 2SIh. All are Welcome. e
Special meetings will he held in thu
$. A. Barracks, Thursday anu Friday
nights, conducted by Miss Ada Prrrell
from Montreal. Don't fail to attend. All
are welcome.
A speciul car will leave QuinIen
block at seven o'clock tonight to ac-
comodate the Barre council. Knights of
Columbus, who are to visit the Mont
pelier council.
The Barre Supply Company has just
sold a Wellington No. 2 typewriter to
A. j. Young. The Company has sold
several of these recently. and they are
proving very satisfactory.
a. j. Cave returned from Orange.
Groton and Ryegale y.terday where he
has been for the past two weeks in the
interest of the Barre Supply Co. He
reports good supply of snow in that
section.
Perhaps that polish that Mr. Dornsfe
suggested using on he floors of the new
city hall may not be necessary, but it
certainly improves the appearance when
first applied, and it is claimed that it
keeps thu floors from getting stained
and rceists the action of the water.
The Tool Sharpeners hall in the new
Miles building has been secured by the
Granite City Poultry and Pet Associa-
| ion, and their annual business meeting
and election of officers will be held
there Saturday evening. A full attend
ance is desired.
Neal Dow Lodge !. O. &. r. will
hold a social this evening at 80 IN X.
of p. Hall. The committee are trying
10 make it the best one of the season.
An elaborate program has been pre-
pared. Admission only 10 cents.
Come one. Come all.
AT the banquet to be given by the
Young men of the congregational church
in the church parlors Friday evening,
the toasts are to be responded to by
some of our leading citizens. There
will also be fine music during and after
The banquet. by vocal and instrumental
qnarletS.
Charles Sawyer recently received a
queer peckage through the ..lail from
Palm Beach Florida. 1t was coroanut.
just as it come from the tree, and tile
name was written on the she'll. 1t was
ah"nt the size of a persons head. and
was curious sight for northern eyes.
1t can be seen nj o. j. Dodges.
The continued hearing in the breach
Of the peace case of State VS.. Annziti
Iaini was partly held in r. A. IIoar's
office last night and again continued
'ill Monday morning. The hearing
was before A. g. Fay. NJ. NJ. Gordon
conducted the prosecution and W. w.
| n inf fo, .Jof
We are in receipt of letter from
William +. Love the Montpelier man
who was injured in the big New York
tire in which he say that he is badly
burned but that he will come home in :,
few day, possibly this week Mr.. Love
has several friends and some relatives
in this CRY. He was cashier of the
Hotel.
John sweeney came up for trial h,
FOR" Judge Royce this morning on the
'hargr If attempting to secure liquor at
he city liquor agency on false repres-
'ntations, and was discharged. Judge
'oyce believing that Sweencybe his
representations to he true. Grand Juror
FAY prosecuted and Frank Williams
Conducted the defence.
John Sweeney was arrested this fore
'oon by Deputy Sheriff George Smith
n n warrant charging him with the lar
eny of coat from Segel 4 Brady. No
all was fixed as Sweeney said he could
OF possibly secure any. Mr.. Smith c
edged him in the Montpelier jail this e
'renoon to await his trial, which was I
till April list. /
fair sized audience gathered at a
GODDARD seminary last night to witness
Ne presentation of the two-act comedy. il
MIR Bob" The plot turns on a cen. 5
lsion OF Identities which. though some. W
nat worn, is rather amusing at times, a
he characters were we'll taken, that of
'nkins, by Ford Flagg. and of Rather. tt
re Rogers, by Miss Edith Falcott, being a
re best. Before the play began and tt
tween the acts piano music was rem ly
'red, consisting Of two cght-handed 81
eces and a solo by Miss Hopkins. &C
The funeral of Alexander Reid who ii
ed Saturday night on Beckley hill In
as held yesterday afternoon. The ia
~. I. Ii. Mitchell was the officiating NJ
ergyman. About sixty members Of
'ante lodge. No. 80, and of Operative
'dge, No, $50, Of Scotland, F. and A. -.
. attended and the deceased was bur- "