Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-12
F. E. Langley has returned from a
short business trip to Boston.

F. E. Langley has returned from a
short business trip to Boston.
Chidrens Day will be obse rived at the
Hedding church next Sunday.
w. C Odds left this noon on short
business trip to Hallowell Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Willows returned
this morning from St, Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIver and two
children spent Sunday in Westfeld.
Miss Emma Hopkins commenced
work at the Art Novelty Store today.
Miss Sadie Lowrey left this morning
for few days visit in Sherbrooke P. O..
Attorney A. A. Sargent went TO
Woodstock this morning to attend the
Windsor County Court.
While in Massachusetts, last week
Harry Whitcomb of the firm of Whit
comb Bros took the contract for large
steam capstan job.
The Joseph Greene Company has
gone back to where they came from
aud Barre will not be honored by Wis
it from them until they find each other.
Nearly all of the selections to be Civ
Ell at the prize speaking tonight are to
be new ones. The quartet which fur
nishes music is composed of Messrs.
Mckenzie, Morse. Dyer, and Perry.
All orders for extra papers contain
ing votes must be received at this office
before 10 O'Clock tomorrow forenoon to
insure their being filed. Read the
rules and regulations in this paper and
govern yourself accordingly.
The annual session Of the Vermont
Central Association is to be held at
Washington on Thursday and Friday of
this week. Among the prominent
speakers will be the Rev. Effie X. NJ.
Jones, the Rev. j. Edward Wright, the
Rev. Chas. Dole, l. P. Booth of Morris
Vile.
James Schoolcraft of Graniteville
was arrested Saturday DO Constable Blu.
chanan on the charge of bigamy. He
was brought before Judge Boyce anc
the hearing was continued until Friday
States Attorney Hoar prosecuting and
William Wishart for the defence.
Miss Bessie Segel gave a party or
Saturday afternoon to about forty five
of her young friends at the home of hel
parents Mr.. aud Mrs Harry A. Segel
the occasion being her sixth birthday
Refreshments were served games were
played and it was most enjoyable aft
air. She was the recipient of many
beautiful presents.
Children's Day at the Congregations
church was a grand success. Th'
church was beautifully decorated will
flowers and bunting. Every seat wa
taken both morning and evening. Nir'
children were baptised In the even
ing c. N. Field sang a solo specially adj
opted to the occasion. The exercise
consisted of promotion exercises and
concert, in both of which the children
\ took the leading part. Several wer
graduated from the primary to the ju
Nor department and from the junior t.
3 the intermediate.
Childrens Sunday was observed by
appropriate exercises at the Universal
list church yesterday, both morning am
. evening. In the morning the choir rem
dered music appropriate to the occasion
; and the pastor preached sermon to th'
children. Ten children were baptiseA
In the evening instead of the usua
Childrens Day concert a CLONE" ser
vice was given. Especially effectiv,
were "Home, Sweet Home" rendered
as a soprano solo by Mrs. Braley and Il
quartet, and "Home Light by the
quartet. In the morning tenor sole
} by Robert Mckenzie was very impress
sive. The church was beautifully de-
corated and large audience was pres
cnt,