Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-24


Fitchburgh, Mass.
Arthur Camp was quite sick yesterday
but is much better today.
The wheels of trade 90 around more
rapidly now that the sun is shining once
more.
Harry A. Segel went to Waterbury
this morning for a short business trip.
returning tonight.
Walter +. Sutherland left this noon
for Boston on business for E. &. Will
sons Granite Company.
f. r.. Fletcher of the Fletcher Granite
Company of Woodbury. was in the city
on business yesterday.
Members of Company E are request
cd to bear in mind the meeting which
takes place at 7.30 Thursday night.
John Mclean and Frank Cutler took
u day off yesterday and captured Il fine
lot of speckled beauties in Wiliamstown
The oaken partition and counter that
used to be in the. City Clerks Office has
been set up in the City Engineers new
office.
At the meeting of the knights of
JD,.tI Ia; 1,,1l l,,t ,rl,t h.,
was worked on one candidate after
which a banquet was held.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the Merchants and Clerks Banquit
for tonight and that is the principal topic
of conversation on all sides.
Phil Smith went to Ryegate on bust
ness this morning Consequently the
work of surveying on Duffy and Mead's
land has been discontinued until to-
morrow.
George G. Earle went to Burlington
this morning to see his wife who is in
the hospital. Mrs. Earle is rapidly i'm
proving and it is expected that she will
accompany Mr.. Earle home tomorrow
There will be a meeting of the Iigh
school Battalion tomorrow night at & 80
in the rear of the Spaulding School. Be
sure to bring your uniforms. All the
old members are also requested to be
present.
1t is expected that the cases of Il. Nj.
Harvey ct al. VS.. the electric railway
company will be heard next week as
they have been once more brought up
and continued before Judge Smile un-
til next Monday,
Ihe hole law abiding community re-
joices that the good work of our author
the city as old 81. Rolens. 1t took some
time to do the job but he has now cot
employment for the rest OF his natural
life
The Progressive Club will meet with
Bessie Jones this evening, The pro-
cram will be as follows Life of Eugene
Field. Roy Bugbee; Poems, Willie
Whitehead, Max Fisher, and Allen
Reid; Current Events, Stella Brooks
Critic, Bessie Spear.
McKannon Bros. a. Co. have made
two sales in Barre since Monday after
noon, which shows that the people of
Barre appreciate good pianos at low
prices. Call at their store in the Morse
Block and examine their stock Their
special sale closes Wednesday, June
2lSt.
Constable W. Ii. Buchanan and
Joseph Sanders returned this morning
from the Larancc Lakes in the Adiron-
uacks where they have been fishing for
the past few days. They report fair
success but it is still too early in the
season for the snow banks are several
feet deep directly beside the fishing
grounds.
Loren Strceter WAS arrested last night |
by Chief of Police Rowland on Il war
rant issued by Grand Juror Scott charg-
ING him with breach of tho peace He |
vas brought before Justice A. &. Fay |
last night, IL. w. Scott prosecuting and
a. IL. Sargent defending. He came in
mis- morning and plead guilty and was
lined $40 and costs of $3.50 with an
alternative sentence of 81 days,
Me- and Mrs. Mottsinger who have
been visiting friends in st. Johnsbury
for the past two weeks returned here
yesterday. They are stopping here for
he summer, Mr.. Mottsinger recently
anne from Cuba and he has with him
several valuable memenoes of his stay
here among which is a cane made from
wood taken from a Cuban blockhouse.
lie was in the Quartermaster depart
nent of the U. s. Army.
AS Police Officer Demerritt was pas
ing the Jail at O'Clock this morning he
lrald voice calling to him from the
all window. He asked what was wan