Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-06-10

W. w. Rogers rode to his home in
Hardwick on bicycle this afternoon.
An elaborate program appropriate to
Chidrens Day will be carried out at
the Universalist church tomorrow
Jerry Downey of Springfield, Mass,
a member of the Sixth Massachusetts
regiment is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs, j. B. Chamberlain is expected
to return tonight from Rutland where
she has been visiting relatives this
week.
A large crowd of Barre sports con-
gregated at +. o, Marrions cigar store
last night to hear the returns from the
fight.
Mrs. w. W. Rogers and daughter
Hazel went to South Royalton this after
noon to spend Sunday with Mrs. Rog-
ers parent.
Mrs. Coutts who for the past seven
years has been in Texas has arrived in
city to visit her three sons James, Alex
and Robert.
The Hooker Hill Juniors played
game of bal today against the team
captained by Elliot Stoughton and won
| Inv a ScOra of o. IN "a
There will be a meeting of the Burns
Club in the rooms of the G. c. n. L,
Monday night business of greet impor-
lance to be transacted
The St. Johnsbury Academy baseball
team arrived in the city this noon and
arc playing against Goddard on the
campus this afternoon.
William Mcdonald who has been for
several years in the employ of Burnham
Il Ayers is to leave tonight for Boston
where he may decide to reside.
At a meeting of the Foreign Masons
held last night it was voted to hold their
annual picnic in Chcrryvale Grove on
July 9th, the first Saturday after the
Fourth.
Fred Lunt, formerly of the law firm
of lexington a. Lunt. but now mail
agent on the B. Il NJ. Il. r. arrived in
the city last night to visit friends for
few days.
City Attorney Barney has brought
suit against A, ID. McIver and his driv-
er, Stewart Moore for drawing heavy
loads through the streets " it'll too mar
row tired wagons.
Mrs. Sibiey, who has been visiting
at the Griswolds for few days, Return
ed to his home in South Royaton this
noon. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Carroll Griswold, who will remain there
for a few days,
The intermediate Union of the Uuiver-
salist church will meet at 5 O'Clock Sun
afternoon. The subject of the meeting
will be "Childrens Sunday" "A little
child shall lead lhem,n Mark, Chap. 10.
verses Is and l6. Leader, Golden
Douglas.
The Barre Railroad Co.. will run
special trains on circus day June 18th
as follows :-Leaves Langdons at $40
Il. m, Webslerville at S:l5 Barre at
s 80 arriving at Montpelier in time to
witness the grand street parade. Retur-
ming uaing will leave Montpelier at
80. Fare for round trip IS cents.
ickels good on date of sale only.
Step into the vestry of the Presby-
t'rian church this evening. A short
concert will begin there at 7,3O. Then
ice cream and berries will be served
Ten cents will enable you to enjoy the
and Il trihe more will pur
chase ice cream or berries. You wont
forget will you?
The Spaulding High School base ball
team played the Williamstown school
team at Gospel Village yesterday after
noon the former winning by Il score of
II TO 8. The line up of the Barre tenn
was Smith CT, Buchanan c., Doug
Ass p, Wales h., Swasey S., White
3D., Wishart rt.f., Mcdonald Oh. Nc
queen IT,, The WiIlamstown lipeup
vas as follows: Whitney c., Hunt SIS.
~, Rich IT,, King SIS. p, Cross h.,
Brush CT. Gauthier 2b., Smith 3d..
'arin' rtf
Elder Grant Actins will speak, at the
mt tonight, on the wonderful vision of
'anIe! SEWN. and its Interpretation. A
ubJrct that proves to be of thrilling in
crest to the candid minded and thinkino
eople. Such are cordially invited to
Itend.