Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-05-24
CITY NEWS

to Greensboro Pond. They had a big
catch. m
A large crowd enjoyed the concert
last night given by the Columbus Band
from the City Park bandstand. They
started to play at s O'Clock, but at the
| request OF Chief Brown waited until
8 80, until the services were over at
the churches.
Bert Cayhue completes work tonight
barbering for Fred Beckman.
Mrs. Carroll Granger and children,
and Mrs. Spaulding returned to Goulds-
vile last night, after 4 shorI visit in
the city.
At the meeting OF the r. G. l. P.
A. last night three applications were
received and one balloted on.
w. II. and B. A. Eastman went to
Montreal today to compete in the
shoot of the Westmount Gun Club.
The Junior Auxiliary will meet with
Miss Bessie Morrison Saturday at
$50 O'Clock.
At the meeting Of Hiawatha Lodge
No 20 I. o. o. F., last night the
third degree was worked. The repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Lodge re.
ported.
E. Cavicchi went to Burlington this
morning to help set up the merry-go-
round.
Meeting of Minnehaha Encamp-
10000 NJ y n McrI,,
night. The officers who attended
the Grand Encampment will report.
Sd
Read the three column advertise.
ment for Decoration Day program.
Rugg & Campbe ! believe in adver-
Using in the "TELEGKAM" and de-
monstrate it by a very handsome H.
Illustrated three column sad deScrip-
ing and depicting their grand and ex-
pensive list Of attractions for Decora.
ton Day, either mi n a program
alone worthy of a large attendance at
the price of admission, and taking
them all together what a crowd it
ought to bring. There will be accom-
| odations for teams at the track. Miss
Shaffer and her hor .es arrive the first
Of the week and there is a good list
of entries for the s min. and 2.24
classes for trotters and PAGERS insur-
ing great contests. The brass band
| concert is a feature, and a hot base
ball game on the new diamond will
attract tall cranks galore. 90
The members OF Co. E v. N. G., are
notified to appear in full uniform at
their armory at l 80 o'clock next Sum
day afternoon to attend Memorial
services at Othe opera house. All
Spanish-American War veterans are
invited to fall ia with the company.
Company E drilled on the campus
last night.
Lucia l.. Webster died at 7. 70 last
night at the age OF so years, 10 months
and Is days. The funeral will be
held at $50 tomorrow at the house.
No. 9, south Main ST. "a vs.
The 46th regiment, just returned
from the Philippines, is Low at Pres
lido, CAL, but Max E Severance, a
loAIilC1 OoAAC ivy , ~ uoO Will uuCul.
He was mustered out at Manila and
it is thought he is on the Way home
by way OF the Mediterranean Sea.
S. A. Levin Of the Ca ital Cluthing
Store at Montpelier is taking account
of stock the e preparatory to coming
to Barre to 60 into business with hts
brother, NJ. S. Levin, at the Standard
Clothing Store.
T. II. Cave, Jr., was in Washington
yesterday on buSin, IS
S. D. Allen returmd from Phillips
burg last night. The rest of the par v
will remain a few days longer. They
are having good luck, Mr. Allen
brought back thirty pounds of dressed
pike.
The Rev. G. w. Clough of Groton is
here during the musical festival.
Miss Mary Briggs of Granville, who
has been visiting friends here, return
ed home this noon.
The case Of State VS.. the ~intoxicat-
ing liquor seized at the pool room in
Scampini' s block May H., came up be-
fore Judge Fay this morning, The