Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
CITY NEWS

VI VIC eACuIOlUu uuucI Uue auspices
OF Green Mountain Lodge, Manches.
Unity Odd Fellows. You leave Barre
July Sd and do not leave to return un.
til the 9th Fare only 50. See large
advertisement in this paper.
Mrs. Ira Lawrence is visiting her
sister Mrs. George Townshend of Hard
wick.
Edwin S. Sibley of Montpelier and
Mary L. Kenney Of Milton were unit
ed in marriage yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. T. Fl. Mitchell.
Today a large number Of horses are
entered for the $50 and 22S classes
at the Granite City Trotting Park.
Tomorrow the classes will be 2.33,2.24
and the PIG. This latter race is for
horses who generally enter the free.
for.all and will be hotly contested.
For July 4th the $1,000 free-for-all is
the largest purse offered on any track
in the y. S., on that day. All who
desire to enter the athletic contests
for July 4th should send in their
names at once.
There will be a meeting of thu
Clan Gordon Amusement committee
at 7 o'clock sharp Thursday evening.
I'd
Stanley Wilson enters the Office Of
Dillingham;, Huse & Rowland Of Mont
pelier within few days to study
law.
Chief of Police Brown and James
Furey went to Rutland today. The
latter will remain there for some
time.
The annual commencement recep-
ticn was held at the Seminary last
night. Wilder's orchestra furnished
music.
C. E. Tenney and Harley Cook went
to Snoreham this morning.
A large number Of Seminary stu.
dents, alumni and people who were
here attending commencement, re-
turned to their respective homes to-
day.
There will be a meeting Of the SOL
diers monument committee at 80
Thursday evening 10 the council cham :
ber city hall. Cos.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha Lodge
No. 20, l. o. G. F., tonight.
George c 1lby Of the Illinois Central
R. R., was 10 the city t)day.
Mike Peter and John Dukett went
Rochester, n. H., yesterday to attend
the funeral OF brother -in.law.
Special meetingufstne city council
tonight. -. sfsys
Architect Walker went to Ludlow
today.
George Tilden went to Mortified
today to attend commencement at
Norwich University.
n. S Morley and two sons Ray.
mond and Morley returned this morn
ing to their home in Baldwinville'
Mass. .a5
Charles Pierce returned this after.
NOON to his Hume In East Calais. ~
George Ross left this forenoon fol-
Jackson. Mich, where be has employ.
ment. He will stop at the Pan.Amer'
can on the way out.
Miss Zoe Towers returned to her
home in Richmond this morning.
No definite action has yet been tax.
Ell but it is probable that the present
board Of instructors at the Seminary
will be retained.
Noonan Bros, H. P. AgostiLi and
John ClearyI shut down their stone
sheds today on account Of the extreme
heat.
Meeting OF the R. G. l. P. A. TO-
night. Officers are to be elected and
full attic ndance is requested.
George Huntley went to Mortified
today.
Mrs. George Brooks Of Orange,
Mass. is expected on the Gao train
tonight for q visit with relatives here.
There will be a game Of base bail
on the trotting park tomorrow after
noon between the Barracks and Metho'
dists.
The Barre members OF the Montpe
lier band left this noon for North
field wnere the band plays tonight.
Adolph Lane is expected to return
II % Hanover, N. H., this Afternoon
or tomorrow. he having just gradua
ted from Dart mouth college,.
Nice warm day, isn't it? The ther
mometer registered ITO in the sun THU
f, renoon, and nearly 100 in the shade
DR.. and Ms. G. W. Steele and Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. B. Bishop are spend
ing the day at Berlin Pond.
There will be special meeting o
the bricklayers and n asons this even
ing at 7 80 in the carpenters hall. al
members are urged to attend.
Alex Glennie arrived this morning
from Boston.
George Nal .ini LETT this morning
for a visit in Concord, N. H.
| G. F. Wood left this morning TO
Barnard.
Alice and Florence Sturtevant, VIII
have been attending commencement
returned home to Hartland this morr
ing.