Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-12
CITY News.

The feature Of tonpht's entertain
ment at the Rustic Theatre, Dewey
Park, will be the concert by the Don
ma Ladies Brass Band and dance, with
the Donna orchestra furnishing music.
At the meeting of the Montpelier
Central Labor Union last evening it
was voted to endorse the strike of the
brewery workers OF Boston. 1t was
the sense of tie meeting that any
union man caught drinking "scab''
beer should be fined
Mrs. c. S. Currier left this noon for
visit at Concord, N. II
Mrs. E. f Burnham and daughter,
Miss Reina, left this noon for a visit
in Putney.
G. S. Currier returned last night
from Stockbridge.
Mrs. e. G. Brock has returned from
Newbury, leaving her eldest son there
for visit with his grandparents.
Editor Harry G. Whitehil OF the
Waterbury Record was in this city
this morning.
Remember the special feature at
Dewey Park tonight is the dance with
the Donna Ladies Brass Band and
orchestra furnishing the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. elson Dusharm re-
turned this noon from visit at West
Chazy, N. Y.
Jack EmSlie returned last night
from two weeks stay in Boston.
The Misses Gertrude and Madelaine
Hecker left this noon for Bellows
Falls for visit with relatives.
There will be special meeting of
Canton Ninton this. evening at 80
o'clock. important business.
"Terrill S" won the 2,1O pace at
Dover, N. H., Yesterday, the time for
the fastest heat being 2 09 He won
the second fastest mile tro:ted in this
country this year last week. He APP
peared on the local track last year
and easily won his race.
Mrs. George F. Scott and daughter,
Miss Lillian, will 60 to West Topsham,
VII 'lOSIhCoL tii llCA way " ItI
home at Claremont, N. H., after a
pleasant stay in this city with Mr. and
Mrs. G. N. Kenyon.
A. b. Taplin of Moatour, Iowa, was
in the city this morning to see is
nephew, f. F. Burr. Mr. and Mrs.
Taplin are staying at Waterbury with
relatives for a few days, They intend
to spend the summer in Vermont and
New Hampshire. Mr.. Taplin owns
one Of the largest farms in his county
and is a very prosperous farmer,
At the meeting Of the street COM
mittee last evening the contract for
building the abutments to the new
bridge at North Barre near Sixth ST..
leading to t Gale farm was awarded
to the lowest bid er. Former City
Engineer c S, Currier. lhe price is
not given but is understood To be in
the vicinity OF 81 50 cubic yard
Mr.. Currier will begin work Monday
Joseph W lliams left last night for
Pittsburg, Pa, TO work.
D. Nj. Miles is in the city today
from bis farm in Washington. where
he is spending the summer.
Frank Champagne and Joseph La
Bell leave Monday morning for Daw-
son City, Alaska.
Rev. f. A. Poole will leave Mo, day
On his vacation, which be will spend
in the vicinity OF Topsteld, Mas,
where he has a summer cottage. He
wi be gone six Sundays. Rev. ) n.
Jackson OF Burlington will supply the
pulpit the first two Sundays. the Rev.
Mr.. McNair OF Mansfield, Mass, the /
next, Rev. John w. Buckhah of Sa-
lem, Mass, the next two and Rev. &.
W. Winch of Holyoke, Mass, the last.
At the Presbyterian church tomor-
row Mr.. Mitchell will conduct the
usual services.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
picnic will be held next Wednesday in
Calec Opia Grove.
Miss Bertha Dale daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dale OF Circle St, Is !
her 9th birthday today.
Prof Wheaton Of Minnea po is, MINI