Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-17

CITY NEWS.
The Never Sweat Juniors defeate,
tie Park Street Juniors in a game O
base ball last Saturday afternoon b.
q score Of 50 to 10.
At the meeting Of the Masoni,
Veterans Association OF Vermont bel.
at Burlington last week W. F. Scot,
Of this city was elected First Associat,
Venerable Chief.
George Griffin of Burlington, Wit
has been visiting bis brother Lawrence
has entered the employ Of the Mont
pelier House.
A meeting Of St. Monica's T. A.
and B. Society is called for Tuesday
evening at 7.30in their rooms ovel
M. Marron's Store.
In the Barre divorce case of Ed.
ward X Burnham VS.. Maria L. Burn.
BAN, tried in county court Saturday,
a divorce was granted for desertion.
Miss Anna Hayes of Mortified, who
has been working at Halves restau.
rant, returned home Saturday nigh,
She leaves the middle Of this week for
the Adirondacks in company with her
aunt, Miss Margaret Tehan of North.
field.
Miss J. Taft Of Waterbury, who
has been WISHING her sister, Mrs.
Charles Gauthier, returned home Sat-
urday afternoon.
The Misses Ingalls, and Miss Dobe-
my, left Saturday night for their
bones in Northfeld.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR Is CENTS
With Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint,
ready for use: 10 colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Reynolds & Son.
Rev. w. Parkyn Jackson preached
at East Barre yesterday.
W. N. Burnham, wife and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin re-
turned Saturday afternoon from a
weeks visit at the Pdn.American Ex-
position at Buffalo. They report a
very enjoyable time.
VIM. Mari, who mas been attending
the funeral of relative in Ottawa,
stopped at Buffalo on bis way home,
and arrived here Saturday night.
Fifty Odd Fellows and twenty Re.
bekahs attended memorial services at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd last
night The sermon, which went right
home to every heart, was preached by
the Rev. Brian G.. Roberts from the
text, "None Of US liveth unto him
SELF"
vARnI8H MAKES DEVICES vARNI8H
Floor Paint cost SC. more q quart,
makes it look brighter and wear fully
twice as long rs cheaper floor paints.
Sold by Reynolds & Son.
Arrangements are being made for
the ordinance OF baptism for little
children in the Congregational church
next Sunday. Parents desiring to
consecrate their little ones are re.
quested to be at the church by quar-.
ter OF eleven O'clock. 1t is expected
that Rev DR.. Jackson will oniciate
next Sunday morning and evening.
A. E. Nichols and several from
left this morning for
weeks stay at Camp Martin, Mallets
Bay.
There will be meeting of the
soldiers monument Committee in the
city council chamber at 1870 'Onight,
All mem erS are requested To be pres
INT.
Regular meeting Of Canton Vioton
No. 9, l. .. O F.. T. NJ, tonight.
A number from here attended the
oand concert at Montpelier Saturday
light.
County Court resumed business at
Montpelier at , o'cl.ck this alter.
luoD.
&c. j. Brown Of Moretown passed
through the city this normng with
he landsomest stick of epruce tim.
Der loaded on d fuur.horsc truck that
las been cut in these parts foe manv
lay. The timber Is to be USED by
5arre granite firm for derrick mast
nd cost $50. The stick was Is feet q
O length. 2G inches in diameter at
ne outt, IL inches at tne tip, and was ,
tralght as an arrow and free from
:npts' '-From Saturday S Montpelier =
ournal. I
Thomas j. D,yle of II Foster st.. !,
resident of Wickham, P. G., died =
his morning at twenty minutes to j..
lght OF diphtheria. He was taken
lex last Friday but thinking he had y
othing but bad cold would not have \
doctor until last night, when the r
eople OF the house called in DR..
'ichtls, who found him suffering o.
'om diphtheria. Everything pos. q
Die was done for him, but he was too
" gone for the doctor to save his A
Re. He has a brother working in T
raniteville. who was notified that Al
le burial must take place immediate. "
> ana he came to the city and made
engagements for interment in the M
'tholic cemetery. q
A. W. Allen left this morning for Ia