Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-06-27
CITY News.

day.
Miss Kate Mcclellan is In Burling.
ton today
Miss Minnie Smith OF Mortified is
visiting in'town today.
The Rev. D. Fl Strong of VIII.
Jamestown is In the city today.
Pawnee Bits Big Wild West Show
is coming to Barre July 18th.
Mrs. +. W Powers Of Waterbury is
visiting her brother, c. s. Andrews.
Mrs. E c. Magoon returned this
morning from visit in Mortified.
Donald Smith and family went to
their farm today to remain about two
weeks.
The prize drill by the Spaulding
high school battalion has been post.
poned.
Prof. A. W. Pierce left this noon for
Charlestown, N. H. where he will
spend part Of the summer.
Mr.. Cowles of Craftsbury is in the
city visiting his daughter, Mrs. Oscar
Slayton, for few days.
Charles L. Pierce, who has been
visiting In town this week, returned
this morning to his home In East
Calais.
At the meeting of the Goddard base
ball team, held just before the boys
left for home, Mark berry was elect
ed captain.
Harry l.. Ford has been taking va
cation this week, but will return to
his duties at the Peoples Shoe Store
tomorrow night.
The Rev. Daniel G. Roberts, d. D.,
left this morning for his home in
Concord, N. H., after having spent
the night In town.
Don't miss the opening night of the
Garrick Stock Company at opera
house Monday night. Strong play and
full line Of clean specialties.
Miss Blanche Bemis who has been
visiting the family of G. w. Averill
for the past two weeks is to return to
her home in Rutland tomorrow.
The play tv be given by the old
Italian Dramatic Company at the
opera house Saturday evening is for
the benefit of the dra wing school.
M. ]. Mc'owan left this morning
for Burlington to attend the meeting
of the democratic state committee
which is to decide upon date for the
state convention.
Miss Reitinger, a missionary among
the Bohemian people of Cleveland,
Ohio, will speak Of her work at the
Sunday school session Of the Congre-
gational church next Sunday and also
at the Christian Endeavor meetin.
Fisherman say that the large
amount Of rain this summer Will
make the trout fishing in Vermont
better than it has been for many
years. For some years past the
streams have been very low before the
end OF the summer.
The Clement Club of Barre will
meet at 7. 30 tonight In Miles hall and
all Clement men are urged to be pres
ent. Some very important matters
are to be discussed and it is necessary
that the faction be we'll represented.
Bishop A. G. A. Hall will arrive in
town this afternoon and will hold con-
firmation followed by a sermon at the
Chruch of the Good Shepherd this
evening. The Rev. Charles H. Wells
Of Bethel will also be present with a
for confirmation.
The installation OF officers was
held last evening at the stated con-
clave of St. Aldemar .Commandery
Knights Templar the following OIL
GERS were installed for the ensuing
year: E. B. Whitaker e. c., John E.
Smith G., George Lamson Q. G., o.
d. Mathewson P. William Mari 5. w.
J. w. jackson j. w., T. R. Mills Sec,
E. W. Bisbee Treas, N. S. Love S.
b., Nat Bond S. B., James S. Wilson
w., e. E. Thwing S.
At the meeting Of Barre Branch,
r. c. l. P. A., held last night, Thos.
Peters was Initiated. The semi
annual election Of officers also took
place. Following are the officers for
the ensuing six months: Homer Ladd,
president; G. M. Wiltshire, vice presi.
dent; Leon Cole, End vice president;
Arthur Smith, secretary; John Heney,
guide; Mr.. James, guard; Clyde Nc
Corkle, treasurer; William Eager, on
the grievance committee, G. G. Girls
void, financial secretary. 1t was
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