Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-23

L. r. Rickert has returned from
his business trip.
Mrs. James Grant and family left
this morning for Albany, Ny.
a. w. Beale and W. j. Mitchell are
in Marshtield today hunting deer.
Repairs are being made today on
the water fixtures at w. J. Gilbert
sons photograph studio.
The annual banquet Of the Ner-
mont Bar Association will be held at
Pavilion in Montpelier tomorrow
night.
e. B. Durkee commenced this
morning putting tin roof on Ward
4 Douglass new store on South Main
street.
Three members of the doctor S
Warm Reception company were dis
charged by Mr.. Howard Saturday
night.
N. r. Davis upon his return to Mon
tellO, Wis, is to assume full charge Of
the Montello Granite company as
manager.
Jack Wilkinson plead guilty Satur-
day to The charge Of assaulting Con-
ductor Simonds on Dewey day and
was fined 500 and costs.
Schoolcraft and Perlotti, recently
in county court. were taken
to the house Of correction in Rutland
Saturday to serve out their sentences.
a. n. Greeley of Plainheld is put
ting in the foundation for d house for
Geo. Benjamin, near Berlin line.
Mrs. John Roby left Saturday for
Concord, n. H., where she will visit
her mother for the next two months.
The Company f boys received their
pay from the state Saturday night.
This was for the Dewey Day celebra-
ton and the subsequent trip to North
field
Henry Hodgden, inspector for the
n. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
left Saturday on a short vacation.
which he will spend at his home in
Lancaster, n. II. During his absence
Ivan Burnham of Montpelier is in
charge of the Barre business.
Chief of Police Warren Rowland has
received the money due to the Barre
policemen who assisted at Montpelier
IN Dewey day and he requests those
to whom the money is due to apply to
lim.
a neat panel sign has been placed
1t the entrance to City Attorney Bar
ley's office in the new city hall. and
he entrances to the city judges room
md city court room have been let
lered.
A small audience saw the "Doctor's
Warm Reception at the opera house
night The entertainment.
however, was very good, much better
han was expected, after seeing the
roast given them by the Free Press.
The company is good and the play is
we'll staged with excellent scenery.
Harry Howard, author and owner
If the doctors Reception, was here
With the company on Saturday night.
lie was ticket seller for Barnum S cir
us for four years. has been associated
With Charles Hoyt in several produc-
ions and is we'll known song writer.
lie Is the owner of several large
heatres in various parts of the coun-
ry. He has worked his own way up
rom being peder with a circus to a
position where he is very wealthy
nan and has $50 people in his employ. |
Above all he was born in the town of
Rutland.
Deputy Sheritfs Shepard and French,
thief Rowland and Officer Wood, with
ticket of admission presented them
" Grand Juror Scott, made visit |
night at the residence of !
Dennis keefe on Foster street. and |
iere rewarded for their trouble by |
ndlng the proprietor at home. and !
n looking around a little they dis
Overed barrel of ale, another bar
Ell OF bottled beer, eleven uottles of
randy and gin and Il nckle in the
lot machine. These they took under
heir own protection and escorted Mr.
-eefe to the Office of Justice Fay.
here he was placed under 5000 bonds
} appear in court Monday.
DISAGREED.