Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-15
CITY News.

The Young Mems club Of the Pres
byterian church will meet on Friday
night OF this week instead OF on Tues.
day night, on account of the lecture.
233 237
Regular meeting of Granite Lodge
No. 35, F. and A. M, Friday evening,
Jan. II, at o'clock. 234.239
Prof. Lentini will continue his con.
nectio on with the Barre opera house
orchestra and will play with them in
all their engagements.
There will be social and promen.
AIDE at the Cobble Hill school house
next Friday night Ladies are re.
queSted to bring box Of crackers and
cheese il they bring any other eata.
bles they will be fined 10 cents.
Prof. Lentini is to act as violin solo.
ist for George Fl. Wilder's orchestra
of Montpelier and is to play violin an1
Mandolin for the preseat. 1886
Lieutenant Wishart has received his
honorable discharge from the state
militia under date Of January IL.
At the meeting of Minnehaha En-.
campment, 1. O. O. F., Monday eve
ming three applications were received
and Werner F.. Beck was elected a
trustee.
The case of State VS. Rocco Bottigi
for the alleged sale Of liquor has been
continued until Jan. 81.
There will be Joint installation Of
the officers of the r. B Crandall Post
&. A. r.. and the Ladies of the G.. A.
r. this evening with the department
commander, Gen. J. II. Lucia OF
Montpelier. as the installing officer.
John Murray is able to be about at
ter being confined to the house by
sickness for three months.
The Central Vermont is reported to
be seriously handicapped by Shortage
Of coal.
Two liquor 'spotters are reported
as working in Montpelier and it is,
feared that they would be so foolish
as to visit this city before they leave
this part OF the state.
u w. R Paige has gone to Plain6eld,
where be has secured employment.
A box social and promenade will be
held at Cob 'le Hill school, Friday eve.
ming, Jan. II. Ladies are requested to
carry crackers and cheese.
District Deputy Great Sachem John
A. L. Julian assisted by A. J. Schnei.
der as great sannap and M. M. Gordon
as great prophet "raiSed up" the new.
ly elected "chiefs" OF Iroquois Tribe
Of Red Men last evening. The elected
chiefs we're: Sachem, Peter Laxson !;
senior sycamore, Alex Ross; junior sag
amore, William Burns; prophety w.
A. Wilson. chief of records, WI. M.
Lean; keeper OF wampum, Ernest
Gates collector OF wampum, Frank
.. F. Bradbury. The appointed oliefs
were: First sannap, Donald Blake:
second sannap Kenneth McDonald;
first warrior, w. W. RUSSELL second
j, warrior, Frank Merchant; third war.
rior, Walter Morgan; fourth warrior,
William Forbes; first brave, ] Norrie;
second brave, A. j. McAskill; guard
of the fore t, S. W. Emerson. The
remaining chiefs will be installed lat.
er. One ''paleface" was adopted,
; three brothers received the warriors"
, degree and two applications were re-
cetved. J
Clarence z. Eberman of fremont
| Temple, Boston, field secretary of the
, United Societies Of Christian Endeav-
ors, will be In Barre at the Baptist
church this afternoon and evening.
} AT o'clock there will :be workers
conference conducted by him which
, promises to be Of the greatest benefit
: to al workerS'in Young Peoples soci.
ties. Mr.. Eberman has had a wide ex.
perience in G Il. work and it has been
truthfully said that there is but little
Of young peoples work which he Is
, not acquainted with. Tea will be
, served in the church at $50. Mr..
Eberman's address at $50 is looked
forward to by young and old with a
great deal of interest and especially by
those who have had the pleasure Of
hearing him before. Special music
at each service. Invitations have been
sent to the various Y. p S. G. e.
around Barre and 1T is believed there
will be large atten lance. All are
cordially invited to attend