Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-18
FAIR WEATHER.
Boston, June 1S.- Fair tonight ant
Tue sday. Northeast winds.

First class ice cream and first class
service at Halves.
G.. j. Halves furnished the ice
cream for the Presbyterian picnic
held Saturday afternoon.
George Townsend of Har dwick
spent Sunday in town with friends.
II. J. O'Rourke and wife were in
Gouldsville yesterday.
W. Harrington and wife will arrive
today from New York to visit few
days with his parents, brothers and
sisters.
E. N. Prescott returned to North
field today.
+. Piccolli of Montpelier and two
other Italians were arrested ycSter.
day by officer E. e. Perry for fast
driving. They were brought before
Justice A. G. Fay this morning and
after discharging the other two with
a warning he fined Piccolli $l5 ard
costs of 81 for breach of the peace.
He paid.
j. f. Mead Of Randolph was in the
CITY a few hours this afternoon,
T.. B. Smith leaves tomorrow for
Groyeton, N. II. on business.
G. w. II. Whitney went to South
RoyaltOn on visit.
Mrs. Lyman who has been visiting
friends in the city returned to her
home at So. Royalton today.
f. M. Waterman left for Burling-
ton this afternoon to make prcpara-
tionS for his wedding on Wednes-
day.
Miss Carrie Draper has gone to her
home in Randolph for the summer
vacation.
Miss Grace McCorrison left this
morning for her home in Appleton,
Me.
w. A. Marsh who has been in the
city for few days, returned to Brad
ford this morning.
Children's Day was observed at the
Univcrsalist church Sunday with APP
propriate exercises. In the morning
the pastor preached sermon to the
little folks, and in the evening they
gave delightful concert. The decor
ations were very beautiful and the
special music was enjoyed by all. A
large audience was present. Six
children were baptised.
The N. f. O. p. will have an eXcur-
sion next Monday, June 25 to Lake
Champlain, among the islands.
Attention is called to the advertis-
ment of the j. r. George estate
which announces as for sale the barn
at so Elm street. The barn is to be
moved.
Miss Lillian Bennett who has been
demonstrating Welch's grape juice at
the Red Cross Pharmacy went to Bur
lington this morning.
Herbert Campbell returned this
noon from Hyde Park where he had
been visiting his parents and friends.
AFRO ID. Morse returned Saturday
from Old Orchard.
Hale's pavilion was crowded on Sat.
urday night, there being at one time
200 people enjoying the GOODNESS, ice
cream and dancing. Mr.. Hale will
continue giving his entertainments
two or three times a week and will
endeavor to please his patrons as we'll
in the future as he has already done
The next event will be on Thursday
evening.
T.. O. Holmes leaves for Boston to-
night on business. lie goes there tC
purchase his new lewclry stock for his
opening July LIST in the Gordon block
Eugene O'Brien went to Waterbury
today.
Miss j. NJ. Beaudry left for Boston
today on visit.
Mrs. Horace Richardson returned
today from short visit in Randolph
The X. of p, decorated their de-
parted brothers graves this morn
ing.
Miss Maud Hillman will be seen to
night in the opera house. Her com
pany is strong one and should bt
seen to be appreciated.
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