Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-05
CITY News.

There will be meeting Of Granite
City Camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America, tomorrow evening. 1t Is
expected that FIVE candidates will be
initiaGed.
Frank Harmon left this morning for
Saranac Lake, N. Y, where he will
spend the summer.
Adolph Lane went to Mortified
this morning to work for few days.
Miss Flora King returned this
morning to her home In Middlebury,
after few weeks visit In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus return.
ed Saturday night from short visit
In Boston.
William Fraser left Saturday on a
fishing trip to Greensboro Pond.
Miss Maggie Daley of Burlington
arrived In the city Saturday for few
days visit.
Human Skeels left this morning for
Plattsburgh, N. Y, after weeks
visit with his family In this city.
Mrs. Peter Brown and children
leave tomorrow noon for Boston,
where they will sail on the New Eng
land of the Dominion line for a visit
in Aberdeen, Scotland Mrs. Eliza.
beth Microbe, Mrs. Elizabeth RObb
and Mrs. Annie Cassie will sail on the
same boat.
H. w. Scott was out Saturday, but
today he is reported as i'll with the
fever.
Kenneth Campbell was on duty yes.
terday as a special officer.
Henry Mute accompanied the God.
dard baseball team to Burlington to-
DAY.
Daniel Morrison Of Littleton, N. H.,
has been visiting Norman Mckenzie,
the liveryman at Graniteville. He
returned home today.
Those from this city who vert to
Montpelier Saturday afternoon to see
a baseball game between Norwich
University and Montpelier Seminary
were disappointed to find that the
Mortified team did not appear on
account Of the rain. They did. how
ever, see good game with Mont
pelier High School the latter winning
by score Of z to l. Grape who
pitched for M. H. S. when they play.
ed Goddard was In the box for M. S.
Angelo Scampini who is acting as
interpreter In the murder trial Of Co.
angelo at North Hero came home over
Sunday returning to North Hero this
morning.
All young men in the city are in
vited to attend the Baraca "pleasant
evening" at the Baptist church Tues.
day evening at 7.3O o'clock. See the
program elsewhere In this paper.
Come to the supper of the Baptist
Ladies Aid society tomorrow eten-
ing, and remain to enjoy the "Baraca
pleasant evening""
Andrew Griffin and John Lonergan
Of Burlington spent yesterday in this
city the guests of A. Lonergan.
The Y.P. G. U. will have sociable
in the Universalist vestry tomorrow
evening, the chief feature Of which
will be spelling bee with the words
given out by Prof. o. K. HOLSTER.
F. E Chambers spent Sunday In
Burlington.
DR., and Mrs. Herman Sherburne Of
Melrose, Mass, spent Sunday in the
city with his father, the Rev. J. A.
Sherburne.
The next in the series of "pleasant
evenings" which the Baraca Class Of
the Baptist church are giving, will be
held Tuesday evening at 100, in the
vestry Of the church. The subject o.
the evening will be, "Is the Church
Losing its Power?" This will b.
treated in four ten.minute papers al
follows: l, In it's relation to education
2, In the solving Of social problems
3, In it's influence on questions OF citi
zenship; 4, In the realm Of faith
After the presentation of these paper
opportunity will be given for genera
discussion. The public is cordial,
invited to be present.
Awell knownBarre young man had
disagreeable experience few days ago
He was on few days 1acation ant
was driving on country road not
Thousand miles from Morrisville. H
i was alone and to provide against al
emergency be took along wit
him flask Of whisKey. On
lonely portion of the road h
, overlook wayfaring man and by wa
, OF making friends he gave the stran
!, ger drink The latter left him whe
!, they came to the nearest village an
: while there he got bowling drunk an
, in court disclosed on the young ma
who gave him the drink. 1t cost tn
after just $50 to get out Of town.