Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-03-27
The city Schools opened this morning
with full attendance.

The city Schools opened this morning
with full attendance.
John Turner and Lottie lIaskett wer,
united in marriage in Montpelier to-day
Mrs. S, E. johnson who has been Wis
ting relatives here returned to hel
home in Clarenceville, Z. Z. this morn.
ing.
Joseph Bressaw returned to-day from
the lumber woods in West Rumney, N
ii. where ne has beesn for the past
winter.
The Ladies Union of the Montpelier
Spiritualst society will hold chicken
pie supper at Gilman Scribner's on
Wednesday.
A six horse team heavily loaded with
granite got stuck on the Blackwell ST.
crossing this morning and had brad
time pulling out.
Miss Sherwood and Miss Lawrence,
who have been visiting friends in the
city for the past week returned to their
home in Burlington this afternoon.
II. d. segels store is being cannected
with the Consolidated Lighting Co.'S
system today. He will add two arc
incandescents lights, making three in
all.
Harley Cutler and Mr.. Bixby of East
Barre arrived in the city yesterday with
a carload of horses which they purthas-
ed in Boston and which they have on
sale here.
Tho furniture in +. G.. Wilisons
granite office was rearranged for the
ninety ninth time this morning by his
enterprsing clerks, T. II. Cave Jr and
W. A. Bell.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed Saturday by j. II. Hooker of
East Montpelier, who is railroad
station agent. Mr.. Hooker has libllit-
les of $373S.39 and assets of 1878.
Mr.. Caud Schaeffer of Mansfield
Ohio, arrived in the city this forenoon
and as soon as he can secure suitable
quarters will open branch office for
the wholesale granite firm OF Burton
Preston of Mansfield.
In the County Court case of William
Sawyer, who brought a civil sui,
against c. 5. Hubbard for 500 cbarg-
ng him with assaul,ing him on Febru-
NY 25th while he was in the defendants
lotel Justice L. j. Deavitt discharged
he defendant allowing him to recover
lis costs.
In the trover case OF George NJ Serb
Ter against G. S. Hubbard in which the
alters bail is $500, Z. S. Whittier, his
'ondsman, surrendered him in County
court Saturday and was discharged.
lrs. Flora Hubbard. mother of the
efendant, was accepted as bail in the
anne amount.
The first jury case being heard in
'ounty Court this afternoon is that of
tate VS.. Demarco, States Attorney
Ioar and w. w. Lapont for the State
nj Moody and Dale for the respondent,
emarco is charged with assault on his
rolher with intent to kill. This IS a
ARE Bowery case, May Coti is one
the prominent witnesses for the de-
nee.
The verdict of the jury in the case of
ate VS.. Denning was that the respond
1t was not guilty. This particular
'per never considered it necessary to
ISIS the sentence Of guilty over her.
e left it for the Jury to decide. In
gard to this matter also we would re-
ectfully state to the public that con-
Try to the report in n certain other pa
+ Saturday to the effect that the case
'uid 60 to the jury Monday, it was
clded and the result was printed in
Evening TELEGRAM Saturday.
On Saturday the commissioners ap-
inted by the court to make an apprais.
of the Mrs. Il. p. Walton property -
lch was recently condemned for jail ]
rposes by the jail commissioners, 4
d their report with County Clerk
lille. In their report they set the
cunt which the county should pay for h;
property at $500 which is $500 in -,
'ess OF the sum offered by the Jail L
nmissoners, but they will not make
contention over the difference but ra
cpt the property at the price set by
court commission.
LLTAMSTO WV. III