Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-12

There will be a meeting of the
Altar Guild of the church Of the
Good Shepherd at the home of Mrs.
+. G. Rowland at 1870 this evening.
All members are requested to be
present.
The boys of Co. e and the public
in general are anticipating treat in
the lecture to be given by Harry
Browne in the opera house, Thursday
evening, June l4th. Mr.. Browne sees
the humorous as we'll as the pathetic
side of army life, and his many anec-
dotes introduced, render the lecture
interesting as we'll as instructive.
The funeral of the late William
Ellis will be held tomorrow morning
at 8 O'Clock at his home in South
Barre. The interment will be in
West Berlin. w. X. Wheatley is the
funeral director.
Only two bids were submitted to
the street commissioners for the con-
struction of abutments on Berlin
street, one by Ward & Douglass and
one by White & Normandeau. Both
were rejected, and new bids are to be
submitted next Saturday night at
1880 O'Clock.
E. L. Densmore sold a nice horse
Saturday to William Massey Of Wash
ington.
Thomas A. Butler proprietor of
the Union Cash Bazaar leaves to-
morrow for Granville, N. Y, to visit
his other store.
Peter Frazer returned last night
from White River Junction.
Call at the Red Cross Pharmacy and
get free sample of Welch's Grape
Juice.
Mrs. Charles Norrie left this morn
ing for New York.
Madame A. p. Braley passed COM
Portable night, and is fully as comfort
able today as she was yesterday
though perhaps no better.
Officer L. N. Gauthier arrested
Frank Kayia last night on a warrant
growing out of complaint made by
the neighborS.
The first band concert by the new
Barre band last evening was listened
to by an immense crowd of people and
everyone was greatly pleased. The
band is first class one and Barre may
we'll be proud of it. A subscription
paper is now in circulation to raise
funds for it's support.
The school commissioners met last
night and signed the diplomas of the
graduating class of the High school
but no other business was done.
Frogs legs at Scribners makct to-
day.
Mrs. Phoebe Cross of Clinton,
Mass, is stopping at Henry Pratt's.
Miss Maud Moulton, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. S. Robinson for
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Morrisvillc yesterday.
The Rev. Ellie KIN. Jones cordial
ly invites all those who arc or have
been members of her Sunday-school
class, to her home this evening from
7.3O to 10 o'clock.
The Spaulding commencement be-
gins tomorrow evening with the prize
speak ing at the opera house. Class
day is Thursday and Graduation day
Friday.
Members of the Spaulding Alumni
association wishing to attend the ban
quet on Thursday night can secure
tickets of G. Herbert Papc or of
George Gates.
The n. Il O. p. meets tomorrow
night. a good attendance is re-
questcd.
Mrs. Frank Friend Of North field
with two daughters were the guests
of Joseph Bcnnctts' family Saturday
and Sunday.
Fred A. Woodward narrowly es.
capped serious injury on Su nday: when
riding in rear of street Car at corner
of Prospect street Il surrey and span
of horses were approaching at right
angles and struck him down and pas
sed over him bruising his leg and
scraping the skin from the fore fin
ger. The handle bars of his wheel
saved him from having broken leg.
No blame is attached to either driver
or rider as the Car was between them
as they approached.
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