Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-22

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
into two big days, Thursday and Fri
day. Some Of the most noted horses
in this part Of the country will be
here. They are now arriving, and
among them are horses from Canada,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and
other.states. .'
| Isaac Demers was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Buchanan on
a complaint charging the selling Of in.
toxicating liquor. Before Judge Fay
Demers entered plea Of not guilty,
and his case was continued until the
2sth. Grand Juror Jackson appears
for the state, and A. A. Sargent ap-
pears for the defense.
vARNISH MAKES DEVICES vARhlSH
Floor Pal Mt cost SC more quart,
makes it look brighter and wear fully
twice as long as cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Reynolds & Son.
The Ida Reed w. C. T. U. held their
meeting with Mrs. Earle at Williams
town yesterday. They left here in
Mr.. Slaytons double teams at 100 p.
M, and arrived there at 2.30. They
were received by Mrs. Earle and Mrs.
Goodwin, and waited upon by Miss
Franklin As each lady passed into
the parlors she was presented with q
button.hole boquet Of forget. me-nots
tied with white ribbon. The house
was very prettily decorated with cut
flowers and plants. 1t was the larg.
est meeting held this year. After the
business meeting a program was fur.
nished by Mrs. Field, after which
strawberries and cream, cake and COT.
fee was served.
William Robertson was out again
yesterday for the first time since Sc.
rious accident which happened to him
about week ago. He was swimming
in the river when he caught his leg on
nail in boat and severe cash was
cut making it necessary for seven
stitches to be taken by DR.. J. $. DE.
Ziel.
Remember Hum & Eaton hold
their Coon Carnival at the opera
house. tonight.
Prices at opera house tonight 10,
20 and 30 cents.
Great show atDopera house tonight.
Morse and Lapoint have booked the
famous 4sth Reg. Highlanders Band
"The Killies' at opera house July
9th.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR rs CENTS
With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint,
ready for use 10 colors. Gives q
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
The Buttercup Social at the Uni
versalist church last night under the
auspices Of the Ladies Union, was a
social and financial success. People
were present from Montpelier, all who
did not attend missed 3 rare treat.
The supper tables we're arranged in
the form Of cross, and we're decorat.
ed with ferns, buttercups, and oiases
besides innumerable things to refresh
the inner man. The following pro.
gram was rendered: Recitation,
Grace Barclay; song, Miss Walker;
reading, Miss Lillian Martin; clarionet
solo, Ivan Perry; reading, Mrs. Nc
G llum Smith. A lemon tree was de.
spoiled Of its oce lruit, and the
table of fancy articles VAS well pat.
rOniZed.
The Independent base ball team
left at O'Clock this morning In one
of Downing's teams fer Hard wick.
where they play against the Hard
wick team this Afternoon. The team
is compo>ed Of the following player
Minnie, p; Buchanan, c: Sullivan, list:
Mudgett, End: Brown, 80: Dombriskie
s. S; Thayer, |. +: Scott c. +; Dickey,
+. +; Philips, substitute. They return
to Barre tomorrow afternoon.
Earl s. Shepard is to show bia new
Doran light at Ward & Lanes, South
Barre tonight and at Homer FIT,
Monday night.
At the services at the Uaiversalist
church tomorrow morning the Rev.
Joel H. Metcalf If Burlington will
preach the sermon to the graduating
class Of Goddard Seminary. At II
O'Clock the Union Temperance service
will be held in this church at which
the Rev. E. M. Fuller will give the
address. Everyone cordi lily invited.
Rev. Fife K. NJ. Jones leaves TO-DAY
for Burlington where she will preach
tomorrow.
Mr. John K. Gates is to commence
the canvass of Barre next week for
the Vermont Bible society. He will
sell bibles at cost and furnish them as
a gift to destitute families who are
too poor to buy. He will also gather
the religious statistics of the city.
Give him welcome to your homes
and help him by answering cheerfully
the questions he may ask.
AT the Baptist church tomorrow
morning Mr.. Fuller will speak on |
the Limit OF Responsibility" There
will be no evening services on account
Of the Union Temperance service at
the Universalist church. All the
other services will be as usual. Strang.
ers cordially invited.