Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-27
The Office of John w. Dillon is being

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Miss Kent has gone to Mortified tc
remain over Sunday,
DR.. J. Henry jackson returned home
from Burlington this morning.
IL. W. Scott left this afternoon for
Morrisville TO spend Sunday.
Mayor Gordon is to deliver the Mem
orial Day address at Mortified.
The students at the Seminaryare to
enjoy vacation until Wednesday.
Every person in the city should turn
out tomorrow to do honor to Chaplain
Day.
The auctloneer case of the State VS..
Barber is to come up for hearing on
Monday.
George Jarvis of McKannon Bros. &
Co went to Burlington last night to re-
main until Monday.
Miss Eliza lsham of the Seminary left
this morning for her home in st. George
TO remain for few days.
st. John Court, No. 522, c. O, f. are
requested to meet tomorrow morning at
Z 80 in X. of p. hall to attend O'Clock
mass.
W. W. Lapoint leaves Monday for
Dorset, where he lectures that evening
and delivers the Memorial Day address
the next day.
III. A. Ellis, an engineer for Melon
aid q Cutler, stuck nail in his foot in
Turing him badly. He is under the care
Of DR.. Deziel.
MI. and Mrs. Fayette Cutler returned
last night from Morrsville where they
have been visiting relatives for the past
week,
Robert Edwards is boarding with
ID. &, Robin on his farm about mile
and a half out. Mr.. Edwards is in very
poor health.
Miss Susie Dotey, who has been visit
ING at DR.. l.. w. Hanson's for the past
week, returned yesterday to her home
in Lebanon, n. H.,
Attorney Whitman of South Royalton
vas in the city yesterday and settled the
long standing case of Homer Young
against d. p. Jones.
Angelo Scampini has fixed up his
merry -go-round in excellent condition
and will begin his season this evening
in the rear of his store.
c. NJ Halves and Buel Lamb. con-
ductors on the electrics took "a trip to
stowe the other day to visit former
Tom Smith,
Chaplain c. O. Day will speak at tie
Congregational church tomorrow even
ing, taking for his subject .'Reminis-
rences from Chicamauga,'
The members of the n. E.O. p. are
requested to be present at regular
meeting to be held May 81. An enter
tainment will be given and refreshments
served.
Three carloads of cedar telegraph
poles arrived at Montpelier yesterday
They will be put in by the Western
Union between that city and Williams
own.
Justice A. G. Fay is to bring writ
If mandamus next September against
State Auditor Barber for the purpose of
compelling him to allow certain bills |
which he has refused to allow.
Tine Congreg ational church has been
beautifully decorated with red. white
nd blue and at the altar two large silk
lays set off the pulpit. Potted plants
re placed around the church
Mrs Emma Paul will address the
pirlluaists in G. A. r. hall. Opera
ouse block. Montpelier, VT, Sunday
lay 2Sth at 2.30 p. m All are cor
tally invited to be present.
The concert to be given by the Burns
Tub on June 9th will probably be one
the best exhibitions of local talent
yer seen in this city The tickets went
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy last
Sht and they are selling like hot
likes. The Presbyterian church will
, easily filled.
The first in series of races at the
ranite City Trotting Park takes place
Tuesday, $500 in purses, 800 for
G 2.50 class. 1925 for the 2.25 and
700 for the free for all. Robert b.
Ill be driven by his trainer Charles
lylor, who is 90 years old. Admis-
IN to the Park 20 cents.
'Libery Through Legislationn is the
lie Of an important paper by Mr.. Jo-
ph Lee in the New England Maya
he for June, The purpose of the ar
lie, the author states, sis to prove that
theory that law is in its nature OBJ
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