Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-16

A"AV 10 u Wv AN"'N'
that II small thtaler may be erected II
Dewey Park next summer
OConnell Il Collins have taken ih
contract 10 build cottage house o.
Brook Street for George Drew.
Mrs. Henry OF Washington was il
this city this morning on her way tt
Boston where she intends to remain.
Mrs. o. l.. Bhgh and daughter of st
Albans are expected here this after
noon. They expect to make their home
here.
United States Marshall Charles X
Darling supplemented the arrest of thu
gang of counterfcitcrs in Boston Tues.
day.
The jury in the County Cour, case OF
McGovern VS. the e. V. r. Il. agreed to
disagree about noon today and were
discharged.
Mr. Mason OF Burlington of the firm
of Mason n Co. Builders is in the city
today on business connected with the
new City Hall.
A. b. Lane is building Il new house
for j. Al. Ward of South Barre and it
will be one of the finest residences in
that section.
The show window of the Peoples
Shoe Store is decorated in honor OF St.
Patrick's Day with large harp and flag
of the Emerald Isle.
Fred Sharkey has secured position
rs clerk in the Haverhill House in
Ilaverhill. N. H., and will 60 there to
resume his duties tomorrow.
The Corner Club voted last night to
petition the City Council for permission
to hold their open air meetings in the
band stand in City Park
J. Freeman will return to the city the
latter part of the week to continue to
buy up the claims against the Granite
State Prevalent Association.
The boarding has been taken down
from the front of the new postoffice en-
trance and the handsome oak finish can
now be inspected by the public.
The horsemen of this city claim that
all that is needed to have some good
races the coming summer is for seme
one to make move in regard to leas-
ing the trotting park.
All members of Canton Vinton No, 8,
o. o. F., are urgently requested to
be present at the meeting Monday night
ut Z 80 on account of the nomination of
o u! GERS and other important business.
Per order William Meirs Captain 3D..
At the meeting of the Montpelier City
Council. held last night committee was
appointed to take charge of all electric
railroad matters. They will push along
the five cent fare in the proper fashion
until an agreement has been reached.
The members of the committee to ar.
pirate the differences between the
Granite Manufacturers and the Tool
have been elected on the
oart Of the Manufacturers and they are
William Alexander. James Mckay, and
1ugh Jones. The Sharponers will not
'lcct their men until March 22nd.
F. W. Lunt of the law firm of Ocking-
on l. Lunt has received au appointment
IS railway mail clerk on the route be-
ween Bangor and Boston and will leave
he first part Of next week to take his
lew position The business here will
re continued by the senior partner, II.
). lexington.
The Vermont correspondent to the
'oston Globe has sent in a list of the
TX rates assessed by the various towns
the state. They run from 80 cents
n dollar to IS on a dollar of grand
st. Brattleboro, Cornwall, ard
rankin are lowest, and Mt. Tabor is
'ghest Searsburg assesses $4.35,
ARE Dw2 S1.75, Montpelier, $3.50.
William A. Golds6tHy of Beckley
i'll died at three o'clock this morning
ter an 10 months illness with consilzmap
On. The deceased was thirty years of :
Re and leaves a wife and three sons.
ne funeral will be held at ? o'clock
'turday afternoon from the house. the
~. Ellie X. NJ Jones officiating, and
lnterment will be in Elmwood Gem RI
cry. w. X. Wheatlev is the funeral l.
rector.