Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-28

nome III Maine.
Most of the stone sheds are CLOSED
today on account Of the heat. ny
RI. Woodward of East Barre wal
in the city on business yesterday.
M. j. Davis is back at his work ir
Elstm IN Bros. II is hand is better
College ice cream, new delicacy
at Hawes'. Try it. 62.66
Harley Cook, Goddard 100, return
ed to his home in Shoreham this
morning.
Lots of FirecrakerS for the Fourth
reliable goods at low prices Averil
Music Co. tt
Brass band and full orchestra will
be in attendance this evening at
Hale's Pavilion.
One Gem Photograph as good az
new, will be sold cheap. Averill Mu.
sic Co.
Promenade and dance at Hale's Pa.
vilion this evening. Full band, Ed.
win Bruce leader.
Paul Shinn of Harvard Dental
School, Goddard '98, was here during
commencement.
b. l.. Dobbs was called to his home
in Saranac last night by the news OF
the serious illness Of bis child.
A number of Goddard students and
alumni returned to their homes on
the morning train.
S. II. Morse of South Newfane, one
Of the delegates to the state conven-
ton called on friends in Barre yester-
day.
Just notice the new paper weight
souvenirs of Goddard Burns Monu-
mcnt and other city views at o. j..
Dodges. 6l.65
Miss Alice Sturtevant, of Hartford,
Goddard 'o7, who has been attending
commencement, returned home this
morning.
Hale's Pavilion will be aglow to-
night. A pleasant time is anticipat-
ed. Full orchestra and brass band IN
attendance.
Fred Cole, Goddard '9s, who has
been here during commencement,
went to Windsor this morning, where
he will work in grocery store.
Miss Ada Biyby of Claremont, N.
H., who has been visiting Miss Lii
liam Brush during commencement,
returned home this morning.
A pair of extra nice four old Dur.
ham steers for sale at a bargain.
Ihey are well matched and broken.
H. M. FARNHAM.
East Montpelier, vt. Twp
DR.. Brigham of Pittstield, who was
attending the state convention at
montpelier yesterday, came to Barre
to Call on his son, Lawyer G. A. Brig
ham. He returned to his home this
morning.
Every member of the W. G. II. U.
who is interested in the float for July
ith and who is willing to help in the
arrangements, is asked to meet the
committee tonight at 100 at Mrs.
Grcgware corner Camp and Wash
ington stress. All members of the
committee are asked to come prepar-
ed to make full report if possible.
"Nic" the best Gelatine photo
paper, tones better, keeps its color,
no seconds in the box, or package, and
uniform, prices lower than trust goods
Averlll Music Co. tt
At the meeting of Iroquois tribe of
Red Men held last evening in I. O. O.
e, hall one pale face was adopted and
made chief. These officers for the
ensuing term were also elected: Sach-
EN-, W. II. Bradbury; senior saga
more, W. A. Bigelow; junior saga
more; W. A. Wilson; prophet,J. A. l..
Julian. w. A. Wilson was chosen a
trustee for the remainder of the year,
Anton Hecker for two years and ]. A.
l.. Julian for three years.
Jack Williams of Graniteville was
ia the city today.
The students have nearly all left
the Seminary, large number going
this noon. Many of them will spend
the summer vacation at their homes.
Some will visit relatives and friends,
and some are planning to 60 to the
StaShOrc.
Graniteville is going to do more than
Barre is trying to do for the Fourth.
They will have three industrial floats,
a number of private floats. and one