Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-23

The public is cordially invited to at
tend the alumni banquet 1t Goddard
Seminary at 1870 p. m, tomorrow
Tickets 81 per plate.
Mrs. G. L. Churc h of West Fairlee,
is visiting in this city and in Montpe
lier,
| IF. II. Rogers leaves today for Wal.
den to attend the wedding Of his sis
ter
Luclus Coburn Of Essex Junction is
visiting friends in the city,
Ex-Aldermen Harry Patterson be-
gan the foundation for new house on
Nelson ST., this morning.
The Rev j. Coleman Adams, D. D.,
returned this morning TO his home in
Hartford, Conn.
Dr. G, F. Camp is Bur. inglon to.
day.
Miss Minnie Whitney is spending
the day in Burlington.
The summer time table went into
effect on tho Montpelier < Wells River
railroad today.
Attention IS called to the illustrated
article on the coronation OF King Ed
ward published else where in this pa
per,
Mrs F. Fl, Rogers left Saturday for
ST., Johnsbury for short visit after
which she will go to Walden
Mr. ana Mrs. C. N. Field and daugh-
ter arrived in town today from New
York
There will be. a special communica-
tion OF Granite Lodge, No. So F. s.
A. NJ, this evening to work the first
degree
Rev. f. A. Poole of .the Congrega-
fioual church exchanged pulpits yes
terday with the Rev, George Ladd OF
Randolph
Preston R. Gale is to leave tonight
for Dansvile n Y. where he will
work for the granite f.. Of Warden
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Brown, left
today for st. Johnsbury and from
there Mr.. Brown will 60 to Manches-
ter n. II. for short business trip.
Harry p Reid was arrested Saturday
afternoon for drunkenness by Chief of
Ponce Brown. This morning he
pleaded guilty and was fined IS with
costs Of s11,49 by Judge Fay. AS he
had no money he elected to spend the
next ten days at Montpelier Jail, and
was taken there BY Chief Brown this
morning,
Peter Depatie spent Sunday at his
home in Milton.
J. F. Mccarthy has returned to is
former home at Lyndonville after
spending the winter in this city. He
will be much missed in fraternal
circles as he is past grand of Union
Lorge Of Odd Fellows, and is mem
Der of Canton Crescent, P. M, as we'll
as the Encampment and the Knights
of Pyth!aS all of Lyndonville. While
in this city he sang in the choir Of the
Church OF thu Good Shepherd.
Miss Maud Miller of New York is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Emma
Carter.
All base ball Barracks are to meet at
1880 tonight at the Boys Club.
E. M. Lewis Chairman Athletic Com
A new system of ok-keeping is
being established in all departments
of the city. The new system is under
the supervision Of Auditor James A.
Hall. 1t is the double entry system
as recommended BY the auditors the
first Of the year.
The lovers Of high class music will
have an opportunity 10 hear two re-
hned concerts at the opera house on
the evenings OF July 4th and 5th,
when the celebrated Donna Ladies
Baass Band and Concert Orchestra
will render program of popular and
standard music, both band and or
chestra. This organization is with
out exception the best lady combina-
ton OF musical talent, and under the
direction of Helen Louise Eaton are
duplicating their western successes by
crowded houses throug 1out the east
The band will play at the Granite
City Trotting Park tine day tine of
the 4th and 9th. The orchestra and
band concert at the theatre will be an
entire different program each evening
and different from the selections to be
played at the park. A special feature
Of the concerts will be solos by the
different members, readings by Mabel
Partridge and rag time singing by
Jose Simonds. The sale Of seats for
the concerts will open at the Red
Cross Pharmacy Tuesday, July lst,
Ice cream by the pint. quart or gal