Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-08
CITY. News.

G. Ii. Bigelow Of Washington, wa!
In the city today.
Ezekial Drew returned this morning
from visit in Waitsfeld.
Marcus Burnham OF Roxbury was
In the city this morning.
James Richards and family left this
noon for Portland and Clark's Island
Me-, for short vacation.
Water Superintendent w. T. Camp
bell will leave tomorrow morning on a
two weeks vacation.
At an informa meeting Of the al
dermen last evening the work of re-
vising the check lists for the state
election was begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hazelton Of
Mortified are In the city.
The Italian dramatic club held q
dress rehearsal last night for the
play which they are to give on Satur
day night.
George Forrand Of Orange was
brought before Judge Fay yesterday
afternoon, when he made more sat.
isfacto'y disclosure and was + ned S.
with costs Of 1881, which sum he
paid.
MISS Bern.ce Darling returned last
night from the Isles OF Shoals, where
she has been spending the summer.
Mrs. Josephine Dombrouski is i'm.
proving from her illness.
Next Tuesday is Governors Day at
the state muster.
Another star attraction at the %
era house next season is Denman
Tbompson's most dramatic story
1.-THE Two Sisters.
The Local Option headquarters are
In the Eastman building and everyone
is cordially invited to stop in there at
any time. The rooms are open every
evening and all those who care to sign
the enrolment for members hip in the
League will have an opportunity to
do 50.
Daniel Murray was badly injurd
yesterday morning by being struck on
the head by large stone from a blast
at the quarry of Mcdonald, Cutler &
Co. of Graniteville. 1t is feared that
bis injuries will prove fatal.
The clerks at l.. M. Averills have
been exhibiting a recent find. 1t is
thing four inches long with many
legs on each side. 1t was found in a
crate Of blueberrieS and incidently
came from a bnuch Of bananas.
William w. Lapoint has been re
taineo as counsel for E. J. Predon Of
this city. who was arrested at Putney
charged with felonious assault on
Annie King. Predon has been IN jail
since Tuesday unable to receive hear
ing. Mr.. Lapoint has notified the
Montpelier authorities that unless
FREEDOM is given an immediate hear
ing, the attention OF the Supreme
Court will be called to the matter.
The lawn party held by the Ladies
Aid Society Of st. Monica's church
last evening at the residence Of DR.. J.
E. McSweeney on Merchant street
was we'll attended and proved fl an.
cial success. Much to the disappoint-
ment Of the committee having charge
of the affair no musical program
could be given. The receipts Of tn e
event g were about $50, very salts.
factory sum when the GOODNESS Of the
weather was considered. Some II
gallons Of ice cream we're sold. The
lawn was prettily decorated with
Chinese lanterns and presented very
attractive sight when viewed from
the road.
Next Sunday morning Rev. DR.. f
O. Taylor Of Boston will preach at the
Methodist church. Subject: "Citi-
zenship in the Light of Christ and
Paul" In the evening he will speak
at a union service. Subject: "Mod-
ern Science VS.. the Liquor Traffic. !"
These are not political discussions of
the party kind. but broad general dis
cussions. The evening address is one
Of an unusual type and will be scien.
tific in its character and Of intense
interest to all intelligent people. 1t
is something wholly new in lecture
work. DR.. Taylor receives the high
est approval Of eminent men and
women as we'll as OF the pulpit and
press. Admission free.
This evening in the chapel Of the
Hedding M. E. charch the Rev.
E. NJ. Jones Of Wilkesbarre,
Penn, will give informal "talks" on
matters relating to the present strike
now in existence In the anthracite
coal regions of Pennsylvania. Humor.
GUS Rotations and solos will be rem.
dered by the two young men to enliven
the program. A solo entitled, "The
Door Boys Last Goodbye" written by
a prominent music composer of the
coal regions depicting the dangers &C
the life Of the coal miners
will be sung by Mr.. Jones. A silver