Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03

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on legal business.
Supper at the Baptist church from
6 30 to 7 80 tonight.
Brownie Butterfly returned last night
from visit in Boston.
Miss Ada J. Sherburn returned today
to her school in Groton.
Miss Frances Butler left this noon for
her home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p, Lampson of Cabot
spent last night in the city.
Whittier evening at the church of the
Good Shepherd at 80 tonight.
John Brechan returned yesterday from
a fishing trip. He reports a lack of fish
Mrs. Hattie Colby has returned from
a few weeks absence in Boston and New
York.
Mayor Gordon states that Miss
Nadine Nichols will give reading at
the dedicating exercises.
j. r. George is building high
double piazza on his tenement house at
the corner of Keeth avenue and Summer
street.
The gas machine for the Catholic
church has arrived and the system will
be in working order the last of this
week
The dental offices of Drs. Lynde,
Kent, and Steele will be closed Thurs
day afternoons during the summer
months. I'd
j. A. Bond of Burlington. state agent
of the Mutual Benefit life insurance
company of Newark, N. j.. was in the
city yesterday.
The Rev. Effie X. NJ. Jones left this
morning for few days visit in Wood
stoci and South Woodstock. She will
| return saturday.
b. I. Staples has secured position as
clerk in Temples dry goods store in
Montpelier and he will commence his
duties there this week.
Robert Mckenzie left last night for
White River Junction, where he is to
sing at the Annual convention of the
White River junction Musical Associa-
ton.
William Stevens returned last night
from Boston, where he has been during
the winter. He has entered the employ
of Frank Nichols in his bicycle repair
shop,
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Shoreham, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. S. j.
Jones for Il few days, left yesterday for
johnson to remain short time with re-
latives.
The Ladies of the o. f. S., who have
a part in the new work are requested to
meet at the hall tomorrow evening at I
o'clock. 1t is very necessary that all be
present.
In the county court case of Canton
Bros. vs.. Raycroft, the court ordered
yesterday that the injunction be dissol-
we'd providing Raycroft furnished bond
in the sum of $500.
George II. Waugh of Lowell Mass.
is stopping id the city for few days.
Mr. Waugh was in the Sixth Massachu-
sets regiment all through the Cuban
and Porto Rican campaigns.
At the annual business meeting of
the church of the Good Shepherd last
evening DR.. w. d. Reid was elected
senior warden. Ii. X. Bush secretary;
and John Robbins treasurer.
The case of the State vs.. Phil Mar
rion for breach of the peace was heard
last night before Justice A. G. Fay, II.
w. Scott appearing for the State. He
was found guilty and fined S. and costs.
lie was arrested by Chief Rowland.
The temporary injunction against the
Spring and Fountain water company
to prevent their laying of pipes in the
streets of Barre was dissolved by Judge
Thompson at the hearing This morning
City Attorney Barney appeared for the
city.
The shed of Milne II Knox was enter
ed last night by some unknown person
and three letters broken off II stone VAL
u at $40 The lIoollum who COM
mi,trd the nc, may have the whskcy
bottle and pipe that he left behind him
by calling at the shed and paying for
the tone.
DR.. &. b. Nichols flied in the City
Clerh S office this afternoon siatitt'cs
for Al ril of thu. births and deaths in !
Barre. There were 33 births, Is boy
and lS girls, and four deaths two being !
still born. The f,h,r- were II Amer
lean and 81 n"'.r, n,"I the mothers
II American and lG f. rriyn.
Geo. i. Conner receiver Il letter from