Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-01


Henry Alexander opened Marion S
billiard parlors this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Drew are the
happy parents Of daughter born
Tuesday.
The young ladies' study class in
Italian will meet at w. A. Icrry's to-
night at s O'Clock,
Esther, the eldest daughter Of w.
Carroll, Maple Grove, is seriously i'll
with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. ITaviland start
ed early this morning for visit to
relatives in Topsham.
The third degree will be worked
this evening at the special commune
cation of the Granite Lodge II. and A.
M.
DO not forget the 4tl of July meet
ing of the citizens which is to be held
tonight at $50 IN the city court
room.
| Rene Comolli, aged | l months died
yesterday of commissions. lie was
the son of A. G.. Comolli of Comolli
street.
$40 to S12 dinner sets going for S.
| rs at Union Cash Bazaar Store, special
sale.
| The members Of the Burns club arc
making elaborate arrangements for
their picnic which is to be held on
June 9th.
Wallace f. Poor and Gertrude Poole
Bugbec were married yesterday in
Montpelier by Rev. VIM. J. Clouse
of Montpelier.
Don't miss the special sale of tea
and coffee and other groceries at the
Bazaar Store.
Louis Dana, II. +. Church, and Il.
B. Smith have purchased the place Of
Jack Cayhuc, and will run it as first
class lunch room.
George Patenaude who has been
visiting his brother, Henry, over
Decoration day returned to his home
at st. JohnSbury yesterday.
Gents white and colored bosom
ct, tnf 1l,,t RI
suSpendcrs at closing-out prices. I'm
ion Cash Bazaar.
The original Sapho in the Neither
sole version will be played at the
opera house on Saturday night. The
city officials have been invited to at
tend.
r. X. Roskclley managing engineer,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Iloloosa of Highland Avenue,
left today for England via New
| York.
Superintendent of Streets Nelson is
working Il new steel Champion Road
machine, bought of j. Is. Wells of
Randolph, which gives perfection sat
| sfaction.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church are to llolda social in
| the church parlorS next Wednesday
evening. A program will be given,
refreshments served and admission
will be 10 cents.
Gordon F. Sargent, aged j years
and 10 days, son of Harry +. Sargent,
died on Wednesday of typhoid pneu-
monia. The funeral will be to the
cemetery at Washington from Brook
lyn street.
Great bargains in table tumblers.
lamp chimneyS, and all kinds of glass
ware at special prcics. Union Cash
Bazaar.
George Cassie had fourteen ponies
on the driving park Decoration day.
Little children were mounted on all
of them excepting two which were
hitched to- neat little cart. This
display was very heartily applauded
by the spectators.
If you want line mantal clock at
half price 60 to the Union Cash
Bazaar during their two weeks special
sale.
The ladies of the G.. A. r., wish to
thank the young ladies who SO kindly
acted as mattresses at the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday afternoon.
The mattresses were as follows: Maud
Roben, Edith Gladdipg, Ethel Wis
hart, Alice Gladding, Jessie Perrin,
Alice Richardson, Annie .Sharkey,
Florence LePagc, Ruth Batchelder
and Hattie Wells.
Edison monographs from $3.50 up.
Call and hear the Gem at $3.50, also
agents for genuine Edison records.
Avcrill Music Co. If
The Transatlantic band surprised
many people on Decoration day by
the excellence of their music. The
new proprictors of the trottlng park,
Campbell and Rugg arc going to give
some first class trotting races at
thnir r,arlx this spnsOn and thev in