Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-01-19

in front Of Miles building?
IIiawatha Lodge, 1. D. o. F., meets
tonight to initiate new members.
Edward Stewart of the local telephone
exchange, is recovering from the grip.
Sheriff L. C. French goes from Yer
gennes to St. Albans before returning
to this city.
The Emerald Club, will not meet thi'
week on account of the illness of some o.
the members.
If you think your horse is Il fast ont
60 up to the trotting park and let him
show his speed.
Edward II. Deavitt, referee in bank
ruptcy for Washington county, was In
The city today on business.
w. +. Morse. who partially recover
ed from the grip, is again confined tt
the house with a relapse.
Adpa Badger, who has been i'll will
the grip resumed work at Hooker's
furniture store this morning.
What not put an injunction on the
wafer that is flowing from the leak on
North Main Street near Mayor Gordon's
block?
Some of the young men of the city
re anxious to form debating society.
10 need of that, just call a special city
neeling.
Lawyer Edward Deavitt of Montpe-
Ter who is also United States Referee
IA Bankruptcy was in the city this
morning.
The Corner club is taking census
Of the citizens who are the possessors
fcolds. 1t will take considerable sta
tionary to do it.
Last night Prof. Elmore started on
he second half of the successful dane
NO school that he is conducting al
Niles hall.
The Supreme Court has ordered that
he case Of Grace Parker VS.. Taylor
darker be re.argued before the Judges
of that court.
The Division Officers of the Sons of
Veterans will muster new Sons of
| Veterans camp at Wells River next
week Saturday night.
w. A. Shea recently of the Montpe-
her Record was in the city this fore
noon. He is now Montpelier cores pom
dent of the Free Press.
A number of local granite dealers
who are on the road selling granite are
doing good business and sending in a
large amount Of WORK.
1t is understood that another benefit
insurance order will be organized here
soon if the required number of charter
applicants can be secured.
The Standard Concert Company at
the Congregational church tonight de-
serves large audience as they nave an
excellent entertainment.
Base ball cranks are already consid-
ering the organization of some kind of
in association for the support Of a base
ball team in the CITY next summer.
Parties from Sea Cliff, New York
will be in the city Friday 10 look over
vacant stores in the city with a view to
opening dry goods store in this city.
Deputy Sheriff E. c. French left this
morning for Vergenneshaving in custody
the two Darling boys who were senten-
ced to the Industrial school by Justice
Fay last night.
Barre has some star checker players,
and it has been suggested that a club
ought to be organized and challenge
issued to the stars of other nearby
towns and cities.
More lectures under the auspices of
the Anti Saloon League will be well
for those property owners on River
street who know where those dives are
and they may take warning and close
them up before given another hard rap
by some out Of town speaker.
Late yesterday Mayor Gordon receiv-
ed message from Governor Smith that
owing to the illness of States Attorney
Hale X. Darling of Chealsea, the hear
ing in the case of Joseph Hammel re-
yardlng pardon from States prison
Gould not be heard today. 1t is expec-
ed that the hearing will take place at
Montpelier some time during next week.
Lawyers and court officers as w ell as
he public in general will rejoice when
he new court room is ready for use, as
he room now known as the CITY courl
Dom is in no way suitable for the use
or which it is designed. A Judge
would soon be bankrupt if obliged to
leat the room in cold weather so that it
would be comfortable for those who
we're engaged in litigation. A large
mount Of the BUSINESSES transacted in
ither the police room or the private
flee of Mr.. W. E. Barney. ,
City Constable w. II. Buchanan
rrested j. Harvey Wednesday after ,
DON charged with committing breach
the peace towards Michael Valley on
outh Main street Monday morning.
nc respondent appeared before Boyce
loaded not guilty and demanded Jury
1al. The following seven men were
'mmonsed as a jury: A. A. Smith, L. /
!. Cheever. b. A. Eastman, 7. IL. Cave, 5
F. u. II. Bisbee, Ii. A. Holt, w. ID.
hidden. The case was continued I'M
this morning, when it was not tried 1
ut noli pressed, and Harvey discharged. (
raad Juror Fay represented the State, d
M W. w. Lsptfnt tho Respondent. /!