Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-03
LAST EDITION.
CITY NEWS.

The committee having charge
the recent banquet Of the Foreil
Masons are requested to meet Frid
even'n at 7 o'clock with the seer
tary, John Milton, at 30 Maple av
nue.. A full attendance is requisite
221.23
The perintendent of the Band
Willing Workers at the Congreg
tional church IL Mrs. Abram Mar
instead of Mrs W. F. Mann as pr
viously stated.
Archie Bradford returned to Blu
lington this morning to resume VOL
at Burnham's Photographic studio.
After the regular prayer meetin
last evening at the Presbyteria
church some OF the Sunday Soho
teachers met in the vestry and electe
otficers'for the ensuing year. Rev.T.I
Mitchell 1presided and the Office,
elected Observation-Disclosures, Jamt
D. Grant: assistant superintendent
Mrs. John Phillips; secretary, j.
Milne; assistant secretary, VIM. Ma
kay; treasurer, George Stewart; librs
rian, Miss Mamie Mckenzie; organis
Miss Mary Walker; preceptor, JAIME
Walker; assistant superintendent
juvenile department.; Mrs. j. B. Dal
ling; assistant superintendent, Mr.
Elsie Edwards and Miss Emma
Phillips; organist, Miss Ida CluneS
auditors, James Walker and Wn
Duff.
The winter term OF the Kindergal
ten will begin Tuesday. jar vary 7.
VIZ 3D..
Kew, a. f, Atwater has sent to q
MS parishioners neatly printed Ne'
Years greetiag.with best wishes 10
s. a PROSPEROUS ard Happy New Year
Practically all Of the butter work
ing machinery for the new Cobbl
Hill Creamery Co., has arrived bu
the creamery cannot be put into oper
alton until the boiler and electric
motor arrive and are set up. Thes
however, are expected almost an,
day.
The city court room was Completely
filled all yesterday afternoon at the
trial of the case, State vs.. Rocco Bot.
tigi, for unlawtully keeping liquor for
sale. Grand Juror S. H. jackson rep.
resented the state and M. M. Gordon
appeared for, the respondent. The
jury was composed OF John McDon aid,
Bennett Julian, B p. Wiley, A. F.
Dodge, Preston r. Gale and Chauncey
Harris. AS several of the witnesses
were Italians who could not speak
English Joe Broggi acted as interpre
ter. The case was given to the jury
about 6 O'Clock but they disagreed
and were discharged. The cas-. was
continued until Jan. Is.
The case Of State vs.. e. Polongini
for the alleged keeping OF liquor FOL
sale unlawfully has been continued
until Jan. Is.
The Ministers Monday Club viii
meet at the Baptist church, Barre
Jan. s, at 10 a. m. Devotional Elk
ercises, minutes OF last meeting, three
minute reports Of recent sermons, pa
per: ethics Of the Christian Minis.
try" E. M. Fuller. Afternoon SEES.
sion: Three minute report OF recent
readings, paper, "Tennyson and the
Christian Faith, F. T. Clark. This
will be observed as Ladies day. Mem
bers will bring their wives and friends.
Dinner will be served at the church
by the ladies OF the Baptist Society at
rs cents a pla e. Send postal card as
soon as may be to Rev. K. M. Fuller,
Barre, stating how many places at the
table you and yours will require.
Mrs. F. f. Briggs andl daughters of
Washington, left this morning for a
visit In Bristol, N. II.
"The Second Advent of Christ;
How? Why? Is it Soon?" will be
the topic for discussion at Gospel
hail. "a Elm St., next Sunday at 7 p.
N. Pastor W. A. Westworth promises
an interesting study Uf his theme.
All cordially invited.
Seats for the "Girl from Paris" go
on sale Saturday noon.
"The Girl from Paris" which ap-
pears at the opera house Monday
night is another one Of 4. E. Rice s
great musical successes and in the
same class with the beautiful Evange
line which made such bit here last
month,
Granite Lodge No. IS, f. & A. M,
works the second degree this evening
at O'cl }ck.
The Firemen's ball will take placI'