Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-22
A. j. Cave will spend the Sabbath in

Orange.
W. w. Edmunds left yesterday after
noon for Westiield.
Arthur Bacon of Chelsea is in the
city on business today.
The jury in the Sanctuary case dis
agreed and were discharged.
Antoine Burke went to Essex last
night for short business trip.
George johnson has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to buy three horses.
Leon Persons of Montpelier was i'll
the city on business yesterday.
Clarence Kendrick returned last night
from weeks business trip to Boston,
Mrs. Thomas Williams has bought up
all the stock of the National Granite Co.
The Burns Monument was set up in
Barclay Brothers yard today for inspee-
ton.
o. NJ. Lawrence went to Randolph
this noon for a short visit returning
Tuesday.
Alland &. Fay has been engaged as
council for James Mcdonald in the per-
jury case.
Andrew j. Knapp and Willis Abbott
are to spend Sunday with friends in
Burlington.
j. A. DeBoer of Montpelier is to de-
liver the Memorial Day address at East
Barre this year.
Ernest N. Sanctuary went to his home
in Essex Junction this morning to re-
main over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford, who have been
visiting in the city for the past few days
left yesterday afternoon for their home
in Stowe.
Henry Bowen of Chelsea was arrest
ed yesterday for drunkenness. Before
Judge Boyce this morning he pleaded
guilty and was fined five dollars and
costs.
q. ID. Sutherland announces that
beginning Monday afternoon every
lady visiting his store in the afternoon
will receive a beautiful souvenier abso-
lutely free.
The class of 1902 at the Spaulding
school gave its first annual reception
last evening and very good program
was given. Vocal solo, James Walker;
march led by Wales '0l; recitation Bes-
sic Whitcomb: :march led by Joanna
Parks; vocal solo Grace Paige; march
led by Miss Nolan recitation Priscilla
White; march led by White 49,
j. N. Donahue is confined to the
house by the injuries he received Thurs
day evening during the wrestling con-
test with O'Neil. He fears that the flesh
has been separated from some of his
ribs. The Donahue men are now try
ing to arrange another match between
the two men for a purse of $3.50 a side
to take place as soon as Donahue can
get in proper condition.-Argus.
AT the meeting of Granite Lodge No.
30 of the Masons held last night the
following officers We're elected Wor.
shipful Master, f. l.. Small; l.. f. Rob-
eats, S. w.; j. Il. Coutts, J.W. Frank
McWhorter, T.; 0. II. Reed, s.; C. r.
S, d.; w. r. Durkec, j. d.
The appointive officers We're j. X.
Spense, c.; d. II. Bisoee. NJ; j. Nj,
Bonnyman, S. S.; J. S. Wilson, j, S.
After the business meeting the ladies of
he .. +. S. provided bountiful repast
&. M. Delaney eff Burlington, one of
he lessees of the Bolster Trotting Park,
vas in the city today looking over the
ield preparatory to the opening of the
acing season. The first event at the
park will be on Memorial Day. The
'ourth OF July will be great day here
s special attention will be given to ma
ing it one of the biggest days in the
istory of sport in Barre. The first
week in August will also be taken up at
ne park. Between eight and nine thou
aud dollars is to be expended in prem.
inns and to all appearances things win