Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-08
Hector is on the sick list TO-

Born August 7, to Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Mcmahon, a son.
Mrs. M. II. Paige did not return
from the west, as announced.
The case of state VS. Charles North
for intoxication will be heard to-mor'
row.
Mr.. and Mrs: j. w. Flint of Will.
Jamestown were in the city this morn.
ing.
A. Badger left this afternoon for
Burlington, called there by the illness
of his daughter.
John Brechin and Coda Douglass
enjoyed a fishing trip to Mortified
yesterday afternoon.
The store in the L. M. Averill block
formerly used as a shoe store, is being
repaired and refnished.
l.. A. Averill has received the con-
tract to supply the Gentry's circus
with feed for the animals.
R. w. Densmore entertained sever
al of the Dartmouth boys at the
Dodge farm last evening.
M. W. Nelson and family returned
yesterday from a visit at st. Johns
bury, Danville and other places.
Rev. Mr.. Winch, a brother of May
nard Winch of this city, will supply
the pulpit at Congregational church
next Sunday.
The ball game which was to be
played between the Congos and Meth
odists this afternoon, has been post
poned indefinitely.
The Ladies' Union will hold a sale
of cooked food in the church vcstry on
Saturday afternoon beginning at 3
O'Clock. Come and try it. I'd.
Mrs. A. M. Stafford is expected
home this evening after a four weeks
visit at Franklin Falls, Laconia, and
Lakeport, N. II.
Mrs. II. O. Worthen and son Ernest
are to leave the latter part Of the
week for Peaks Island, Me-, for a
two weeks vacation.
George Evans of the local American
Express Office, is to 60 to st. Johns
bury tomorrow to work for a week,
while the agent there is on a vaca.
tion.
Painters Union No. 1S5, held their
regular meeting last night. A COM
mittee was appointed to meet the
other labor unions in the city and see
if they will have a picnic on labor
day.
Remember the social tonight at X.
of p. hall under the auspices of Neal
Dow Lodge, |. o. G. Il. Interesting
programme, oratorial contest, grand
p%antomine, talented artists. Enter
tainmcnt at s sharp, refreshments,
ice c cam and cake; admission, ten
cents.
f. e. Gouldsbury vas arrested yes
terday by Chief of Police w. +. Shep.
hard and officer f. e. Perry for intoX-
| InnfInr IIO yunc brnIIrht bpcnpn
Justice A. G. Fay this morning and
as it was the third offence he was
fined 500 and costs of 6 go or an alter
native of 60 days in Montpelier jail.
Go to the Congregational church to-
night at s O'Clock and listen to Mes
srs. George TONNES and Robert GadS-
den graduates of Atlanta University.
The entertainment will consist of
negro dialect readings, songs with in
strumental accompaniment and state
ments regarding the negro race and
education. No admission. Collec.
tion for the University at the close.
While at Burlington yesterday
Rugg 4 Campbell took the contract
for holding a three days race meeting
at Howard park Aug. %, 90, and "a.
The entries close Aug. 14th at II D.
m. So, 100 is to be paid out ia purses.
Good box stalls at track free. The
classes arc $50 trot and pace $3.50:
2:35, $50; 2:2s, 5000; 2:25, 5000; 2:22,
$500: 2 20, 5000; 2:1S, 5000: $2.12,
$500: free for all, $500. Trotters are
eligible at 2 seconds better than those
mentioned. The track is a half mile
over and is in the best of shape. The
purses are to be paid at the wire.
The 1. O. G. II. have planned the
following program for the social to.
night at X. of p. hall.
Prayer.
PIANO solo Mr.. Canning
Vocal solo Miss Corine Mann
Piano duett Mrs. Britton, Miss Gid
den.
Reading Miss Mabel Winch
Vocal solo Miss Priscilla White