Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-09
First Edition.
CITY NEWS.


urday night.
William Martin left this morning
for Stapbridge, p. Q
Dr. j. e. insolvency went to Bur-
lington Saturday night
Mrs William +. Cato will leave
this evening for Scotland.
DR.. J, II. Jackson is in Burlington
today, returning this evening.
The X. lights of Pythias will work
the second rank tomorrow night.
Capt. A. F. Dodge, went TO North.
| field this morning to work on the
Dewey memorial hall
Angelo Scampini left Saturday on a
combined business and pleasure trip
to Boston and Concord, n. II.
c. II. Sawyer left this morning for
Cambridge. He will spend the week
in the upper part of the state,
City Engineer P. S. Smith began
surveying this morning for the pipe
line from Orange brook to East Barre.
Word has been received from p. G..
Camp, who is at Mary Fletcher hospi.
tai, that he has lost the sight of one
eye, but that the physicians will prob.
ably save the other eye.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Ver-
mont is in session at Burlington this
week and several Of the local Masons
are in attendance. Friday night
there will he Shrine meeting there.
James Maloney was arrested by
Officer E. +. Perry last night for
drunkenness. This morning he
pleaded guilty and was fined IS with
costs Of SLIPS. Grand Juror A. A.
Sargent prosecuted.
The game that is being played to.
day between Goddard and Montpelier
Seminary came very near peng can
celled. )ddard objected to Richard
Standish as umpire and long confer
ence ensued. 1t was finally agreed,
however, that he should be replaced
by another man whenever he should
give an unfair decision.
About $50 o'clock last evening
man APPARENTLY dead drunk drove
down North street and turned
down West street, going up the Gen.
trail Vermont railroad tracks. At
tempting to cross the turn table the
horse fell through but was rescued by
Officer E. E. Perry. The horse and
carriage was taken toDowning's stable
but In the confusion the man made
his escape.
Children's day was elaborately 90.
served by the Congregational church
yesterday. In the morning there was
procession OF 1925 children with ban.
ners four times around the church,
There was special music by the choir
and special sermon by Rev. F. A.
I DOLE VIII christened four children.
At noontime occurred the anpua, pro.
motion exercises of the primary and
junior departments OF the Sunday
School, as 10 Of the former and 20 Of
the latter were promoted. In the
evening a Sunday School concert was
held at which the procession Of the
morning was repeated by $50 children.
The exercises of the day were con-
Quoted very successfully and we're in
charge Of Mrs. o. G.. Stickney and
Mrs. Fl. G. Woodruff.
Call and examine our hosiery for
Gents Ladies and Children at the New
Store. G. w. Learned "a North Main
St. Barre.
First Constable W III. Buchanan gives
notice that he will be In his office
this as we'll as Monday and Tuesday
evening from : to 8 O'Clock for the
purpose Of receiving all unpaid taxes.
All those owing taxes are notified
that they must paw the cost Of col
lection hereafter. 49.51
If you are looking for materials and
trimmings for summer dresses please
call at the New Store. G. w. Lear
ned "a North Main St. Barre.
Cravenette Cloths. This process is
not only used IN cloths for rain coats
but in the finest black dress goods.
The process Of treating the yarns be-
fore they were woven TO make the IA
brio unsputable so If you want good
dress that water will not not effect
buy a Priestly Cravenette finished
cloth at Homer Fits 4952
Just received at the New Store OF
C. W. Learned "a North Main St.
Barre. A fine lot Of materials for
lace work and patterns for the same.
At the call Of the president there
will be meeting OF the Barre Musical
Association at the Baptist chnrch on
Monday evening at 5 O'Clock, to com
plete the list OF officers and to make
plans for the immediate future. 1t is
earnestly desired that all members OF
the chorus and all who have in any
way been interested in the work Of the
association, will! be present. 1880