Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-12

There will be regular meeting OF
the Granite Polishers Union this eve
ming at 1880 in Nichols hall.
The regular meeting Of the Mer-
chants Association will be held this
evening at 1880 p. m. A large attend
ance Is requested as business of great
Importance will be brought up
The Street Railway company will
open Dewey Park next Monday with
Hum & cations colored troubadous OF
l6 people. Admission Is to be charg.
ed to the park this season as 1t is to be
run separate from the electric road.
The children Of the Baptist Sunday
School are reminded of tie rehearsalS
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
At the meeting OF the executive
committee of the Barre Musical Asso-
citation, held last evening at the home
Of Or. O. G.Stickney. Several import
ant steps were decided upon. That Of
the greatest present Importance was
the decision to proceed at once to the
reorganization Of the chorous. A
meeting OF all the singers in the city
is called for next Tuesday evening at
7:45 sharp. The place to be announc-
ed later. At this time some chorus
will be taken up for study and plans
announced for the work to be done
after the summer vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Junior returned to
ChaZey this afternoon with her little
granddaughter Helen Marion.
Postmaster Edison of Williamstown
left last night tor Burlington to at.
tend the meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Bodies.
About dozen people left on the
o:l0 train last night for Burlington
to attend the meeting OF the Masonic
Grand Bodies now 10 session there.
Mrs M. d. Lamb went to Montpel.
Ter Junction last night to meet a
friend, Miss M. j. Richards of Dor.
chester, Mass, who will visit at Mrs.
Lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Seligman and
Mrs. A. Bach left last night for their
homes in Milwaukee.
Tom Sutton went to Middlesex on
business last night.
Mrs. L. S. Tillison returned to her
home in Underhill yesterday after
five weeks stay with her daughter,
Mrs. G. A. Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Richardson
went to Corinth today on fishing
trip.
c. S. Currier and James Smith left
last night for Orange, where they are
beguiling the innocent little fish TO-
day.
Challenges for base ball games are
just now. Among them
are the following: The Clerks to the
Lawyers, the Lawyers to the Never
Sweats, and the Merchants to the
Lawyers. ~.
The newly formed Temperance So
diety of Fr. Matthew League held
their first meeting last night 10 Barry
& Badgers sore. 1t vas decided to
name the society St. Monica's T. A.
s b. Society. Rooms were hired In
D. M. Miles block above NJ. Marron's
grocery store, which will be turned
into cosy club rooms at once and the
next meeting, Tuesday, June 10, will
be held there.
On Monday night Hose Co. No. l
held their regular meeting and decid.
ID to practice in Gwo weeks on some
II the hydrants which are on the out.
'kirts OF the city, to find out how the
water flows from them. Tiger Hose
70. No. 3. held practice on Brooklyn
treet last night after which their
ocular meeting was held.
Peter Veo OF Dorchester, Mass, is
listing his nephew, Charles Jerd, for
. few days. Mr.. Veo is retired .
,aSer of Boston and at one time was {
the best soda biscuit man.
lfacturer in the United States. He
5 now making an extended tour q
hrough Canada and the United
'tates visiting old friends
The first social under the auspices ,
I the Philippines, new class just or
anized, was held at the Baptist
hurch last hight, and was decided {
uccess. The following program was
endered: Prayer, Mrs. Darwin Jones: :
ocal solo. Carrie Balch; reading, Ida
'ook; vocal solo, Pinkie Lewis: dia- +
ogue, "The Sewing Circle, by five
Dung ladies; clarinet solo, Master
van Perry; reading, Margie Beach;
election by the ladies quartet. AT.
er the pr gram refreshments consist.
'g of cake and lemonade, were served.
H. s. johnson OF Worcester, vt,