Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-20
Rose Foy returned this morning from

yesterday from Rutland,
States Attorney Hpar is in Montpelier
today investigate The murder case.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Holt visited
relatives in Williamstown yesterday.
Anton Hecker is in Burlington on
business today. lie will return to-
night.
Mrs. Mary Fountain left this morn
ing for BurIing lon to visit relatives for
n few days.
William Mari left Saturday night Oh
Il trip through the west in the Interests
of his firm.
The Bachelors will have a first class
orchestra al their dance at Thomasl
hall Friday night,
Mr.. Coffee who was stabbed last Fri
day in Granievlle is getting along
very comfortably.
Don't forget the whist party in Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow night. Every
body is cordially invited.
According TO the city records there
were eighty-five marriages in the city
during the year 1898.
MIR. and Mrs. Adna Badger were in
plainlield yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Badgers uncle.
Adolph Lane returned home from
Dartmouth College Saturday night to
attend his sisters wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Lawrence and Les
lie Lawrence were in Mortified yestel-
day to visit their parents.
Miss Anna Lonergan was called to
Burlington Saturday night by the dan
gerous illness OF her brother.
Miss Kate Applebee who spent Sun
day with friends in the city rcturne'
to Burlington this morning.
Miss Emma Hatno of East Barre lei
this morning for her home i'll Crown
Point N. Y. 10 visit her parents,
Alex Coutts has left the employ OF
lines & Cruickshank and will com
mence work tomorrow for Clarihew Il
Grey.
Frank and Antoine Burke left this
morning for Essex junction to attend
the funeral of their mother VINO died
there Saturday.
In the case of Martha Pratt agains,
Lewis Sena, heard in city court FRIDAY
Judge Bovce this morning rendered
judi mem for the plaintiff to recove'
$50 and costs.
Charles Emslit who has been laid NJ
tor the past two weeks on account -"
an injury TO his eye is improving an
has gone to plaintield to remain until
he has entirely recovered.
A union service was held at the i}al,-
list church last nig hit, under the aupicc>
OF the W. g, r. U, as memorial t,
Frances Willard, SO long president OF
the National n at iatafsi ". 6 Z. T.
Michael Paine. who was arresten
Saturday night in Montpelier for en-
bczzling $l7 from his employe, Walter
Bedrll Of Granitevillc. was brought II,
Barre today by Chief o. Police How
land and taken before Justice A. &
Fay for trial.
The funeral of the infant child of
George Newman, who died Thursla,
was beld Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the house of A. p. Newman OF
Prospect street. The A. f. Atwatr,
was thu officiating Clergyman and thu
remains were placed in tho tomb
Elmwood cemetery.
The case of STATIC against Daniel Ai.-
bolt of Plaintield was tried Saturday il,
Plainfield before Justice A. &. Fay onn
resulted in a conviction of three secont
offanses of selling. The sentence.
were $50 and costs and so days i'm
prisonment in each case,
John Williamson n young man 10
years old VINO has lived here for tn,
past s years at Mrs. Ryan's, died at the
Heaton Hospital at O'Clock after a five
weeks illness from typhoid fever. The
remains will be taken to his former
home in Halifax, 2. Q. for interment.
Among the cases to be entered at the
March term of County Court is the d.
vorce case of Edith Britton vs.. Harry
Britton' The latter is now of St. Johns
bury and will be remembered as driv.
er of the American Express Company
here. The petitioner was formerly
Miss Edith Richardson.
1t is understood that if the CITY gov.
ernment should provide suitable place
for the battery room Of the fire alarm
system that there would be no trouble.
in keeping the system in order. As i,
Is now with the constant changing of
temperature it is an impossibility TO
keep up the system in working order.
This should he attended to at once or |
it may cause serious trouble,
The Glover Club will have "Na.
tional day" tomorrow afternoon at the |
home OF Mrs. Wallace Parker on Perry |
street. The program will be as fol. |
ows: Our Flag, Mrs. Averill; Tn, |
First Congress. Miss Tilden; Battle,
hymn of the Republic and Author, |
Mrs. Whitaker; independence Bell, !
Mrs. Scribner; Grandmother's Story of
8unkerhill. Mrs. Towne; Cur Undi-
'idcd country, Mrs. MoI.oud.
The south end fox bunting club of
which Martin MCGOWAN and John Nc.
Donald are the leaders went for a hunt
saturday afternoon They started fox