Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-23

Mrs. Sarah Patrick, of North Mont
peler, is visiting relatives in the city.
Michael Sullivan returned today
from visit at his home in Saranac N.
Y.
Mrs. Benjamin Lowrey left this morn
ing for Burlington to visit relatives for
few weeks.
Mr.. Moore Boston attorney adjuster
for the Standard Insurance Company is
in the city today.
Charles Stearns of Rutland who has
been making a short visit here returned
home this morning.
w. r. Ransom, Of Tufts College, ar
rived in the city this morning to attend
the Goddard Commencement.
The Smith Meadow baseball team ac-
cepts the challenge of the Burnhams
Meadow boys for game tomorrow.
Principal and Mrs. o, d. Mathewson
are to leave tomorrow morning for
Wheclock to spend their summer vaca-
ton.
The annual class supper of the grad
uating class at Goddard Seminary takes
place in the Seminary dining room this
evening.
AT 7.15 tonight a special car will
leave the park for Montpelier to accom-
MEDIATE those wishing to attend the band
concert.
Miss Hathaway, who has been in East
Montpelier for the past few weeks on
account of the death of her sister, has
returned and taken her rooms on Church
street.
"Dewey" Batchelder is able to hobble
about the street on crutches and is get
ting along finely after the operation on
his foot.
Y. III. Marion, former well-known
granite dealer of this city, now prom
inent granite man of Syracuse, N. Y.
is in the city placing orders and visiting
relatives.
Take Notice-Basket picnic held by
the young men of the Y. P. A. tomorrow
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instead of LIS.
John Tierney's house on Summer St.
was sold at auction by o. II. Hale yes
terday afternoon for $2430 spot cash to
Mrs. Rosamond Gallagher,
Miss Mabel Hopkins will leave the
first of July for Boston to take special
course in instrumental music during the
summer vacation. She will return so as
to continue teaching the first of Septem-
| Der.
The Y. p. A. of the Presbyterian
church will hold a picnic tomorrow at
Cherryvaln Grove. A special car will
will leave the commons at Lao pm.
Should the weather prove rainy the out
ing will OF course be postponed.
The members Of Crandale Post, G. A.
r., who attended the meeting in Mon
treal, returned home last night. They
report an excellent time and that they
We're treated most Hospitality by both
the city officials and the citizens.
The funeral OF the late j. M. Bailey
was held yesterday afternoon, large
number of friends being present at the
house. A profusion Of flowers bespoke
the respect in which the deceased was
held by his acquaintances. The bear
ers were James Bailey, Ii. N. Bailey,
Mr.. Hale and James Currier. The in
terment was in Berlin.
AT meeting Of Court Granite City,
F. of A., held last night, one candidate
was initiated and the following officers
to serve for the next six months were
elected: Chief Ranger John Mcdonald,
S. G. X. George Gay, Cor. Sec. George
Cruickshank, S. w., j. w. Cassiline,
j. W. George Taylor, S. b. Joseph
Yule, J r. John d. Smith.
The Village Improvement Society of
Hanover, N. II. gives the small boys
five cents hundred punches for all the
cocoons of the tent caterpillar they will
turn over to the clerk of the society.
On Monday and Tuesday the boys turn
Ell out 10000 lunches and received
their pay in cash. AS each cocoon re-
presents two hundred caterpillars, these
boys destroyed the life of 100000
worms that would have Matched next
season. Some such arrangements
ought to be made in this city.