Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-07-19

Royalton last night on business.
Francis Eaton went TO Greensboro
Pond this morning to remain for several
days.
The Ladies' Uuion will serve ice
cream an the church lawn Friday after
noon.
Frank j.. Martin and T. II. Cave Jr.
are in Orange this afternoon on legal
business,
George Mckenzie and James Smith
left last night for Boston for months
vacation.
Mrs. S. j Jones is expected to return
this week from two weeks visit in
Richville.
Samuel Carswell is laid up with Il
sore foot caused by an injury in the
stone sheds.
The National Bank and the Barre
Savings Bank will be closed at II O'Clock
on Burns Day.
A party of young people left this
afternoon for three weeks outing at
Greensboro Pond.
The Misses Ula and Mary McWhor-
ter left this noon for q months vacation
in South Londonderry.
Frank &. Griggs of Mortified former
member of Co. f. at Chicamauga is
visiting friends in the city today.
NJ Mishil the proprietor of the new
lunch cart went to Burlington this
morning for short business trip.
Mrs. Joseph Mayville of South Roy
alton arrived in the city this morning to
visit her daughter Mrs. Clifford Blair.
The Rev. p. M. McKenna accompan-
led the Rev. Father O'Neil back to
Mortified this afternoon for short
visit.
Mrs. George 0. Churchill of Tasting,
Nebraska, who has been visiting Mrs.
f. ID. Ladd for few days left for home
this afternoon.
Mrs. j. M. Moody. Miss Julia Moody
of Waterbury and Miss Bessie Brown of
Burlington are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs M. T. Page.
At the regular meeting of Bright Star
lodge on Wednesday evening the degree
will be conferred on one candidate. A
good attendance is desired. =
Elder Grant Adkins will speak tonight
at the Tent on ''Everlasting life. How
obtained and how to keep it." Will be
an interesting subject to those who
desire life.
Over the Tea Cup Club will meet
with Mrs. G. N. Benedict Thursday at =
80 p. M. AS important business is to
come before the club it is desired that
all members be present.
The Seward Webb badge has been
found by Mr.. Kidder, policeman at
Dewey Park, and can be had by calling
upon him at his post and paying char,
ges. He read the advertisement in the
TELEGRAM.
Foresters of America take notice.
The members of Court Granite City are
requested to meet in Foresters hall on
Friday 21st at ~ noon. TO take part
in Burns Celebration per order.
John +. Nc Donald G. r.
Mrs. George T. Swasey and son
Harold left this noon for visit with her
parents DR.. and Mrs. Bowker at North
ampton, Mass, while there Mrs. Swasev
will attend the graduation exercises of
the Chatauquan Assembly at Laural
Park when her mother graduates. Mrs.
Bowker is one of the oldest graduates
from the Assembly.
lvs Mann Of 1879 Washington street
entertained about 20 of her little friends
at a lawn party yesterday afternoon, it
being her 9Th birthday, the tables being
set on the lawn and the little ones en-
joyed bountful rcpast of straw berries
and cream, cake, bannas, and etc., she
was the recipient of many pretty pres
ents as Il reminder Of the occasion.
W. A. Carpenter deleg ate from Hose
Company No. 1, Clarence Gladding
delegate from Hook and Ladder Com
pany, Warner Beck from No. 3, and
Dreamer Allen from No 9, and Charles
Ross, Cady Averill, Robert Burns,
Richard Conner left on the 10 train
last night to attend the iiremens state
convention today. Tomorrow the races
will be held.
The ladies of the Baptist society will
hold IL sale of ice cream and lemonade
on the church grounds, opposite the
park, during the day and evening OF the
21st. They solicit family orders for
ice cream from all desiring it on that
day. Orders may be sent to Mrs. War
rem Hayward, corner of Washington