Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-14
Mrs. A. j. Young went to Burlington

evening ny Clan uoIuoii'
Madam Braley is having the shad
trees on her lawn thinncd out.
Taxerdermist Houston reports Il ri,
of work for the past few weeks.
James Ahern is putting another add
ton on his toolshop on Blackwell ST.
1t is reported that yacht club wi
soon be organized on South Main 81
! Clyde Perry is in East Barre toda
in the interests of the New England La
Dor Bureau.
Lyman d. Segel purchased yestcrda.
of Mrs. Emily Langlois of Burlington
house in that city
Thwing Bros. are busy these day
drawing their logs to Smith. Whitcoml
and Cooks sawmil.
The birthday party at the Congrega
tional church tonight promises to be /;
very enjoyable affair.
The last heard of our Mysterious
Bill by friends in this city he was work
ing(O in Redstone. N. ii.
Company Els series of whist parties
ends up with a sugar, whist and dane,
ing party on Friday evening April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane returned IL =
day from Ilnrdwick where the, have
been visiting relatives for II few days,
The jury in the case of state VS.. Rod
gers returned this morning to render Il
verdict of guilty of assault with intent
to kill.
County Court was adjourned this
morning until Monday afternoon, The
next case will he that of state VS.. Mead
and Sanctuary.
Travelling men realize that Barre is
the busiest city in New England hence
they are swarming along our thorough
fares at this time.
A little early for butterflies but one
was seen this morning so that there is
one indication at least of warm weather
in the near future.
IL. W. Soule of Fairfield will referee
the wrestling match between Desc and
Brooks which is to ta>e place in Bur-
lington April 10Th.
John Long who has been visiting in
New York, Boston and Philadelphia for
the past four months has returned and
begins work for Jones Bros. tomorrow
We are, together with the other res
dents of Barre. highly pleased to see
our street superintendent taking notice
1f the streets. The work of cleaning
he concrete on Main Street is heartily
by all of us.
The quiet residents of Richardson St.
We're startled last night by the unprcce-
Tented sight of two badly intoxicated
men. According to report the side
walks up that way have developed Il
'abit OF rising up and hitting people.
The coming baseball season is look
ID forward to with Il great deal of pleas
re, Manager Carver of the Seminary
cam has arranged several good games
nd has secured Il date with the l.. V.
i. who will play on the Goddard camp
There will be meeting OF the Burns ,
hub in Tomasi hall on Monday April
7th. at : 80 7, NJ. to act on important
from the WAYS and
leans committee. All members are er-
cstly requested to attend this meeting
5 the business is very important.
At the meeting of Hiawatha lodge, |.
}. o. F., held last night, the first and !
'cond degrees were worked. 1t was
ecldcd toinstitutethcl lodge in Williams
'wn on the 2Sth of this month. After
he meeting refreshments were served
III the meeting was an ENJOYABLE one
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Reynolds enter
incd seventy odd of their friends at
hist last evening. The first prize was
on by DR.. G. W. Steele and Mrs.
rank jackson. Charles Curricr and
IS. Daniel Mcleod captured the BOBBY
ize. Refreshments were served. The
ry broke up about II o'clock, every
e having passed very pleasant even Y
q.
The ease OF the state vs.. Amelia
net for selling intoxicating liquor,
owing ont of Il recent disclosure. is
ing tried this afternoon before Justice
&. Fay and jury composed of G. l..
rrler. l.. A. Gale, |. o. Wales, &. w.
rk, "A. A. Smith and G. b, Towns
nd II. W. Scott is conducting the
'secution and G. T. Swasey appears
the defense.
The program for the reception of the
olunior class at the Spaulding High
lool 10 be held Friday evening April
1t. is as follows: solo, James Walker RI
; march, gentlcmen's choice, led by
lies. 1901; recitation, Miss Bessie