Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-04-08

We o' AlCICt w ClJ w DNAAt Ass@'
night, returning today. ,
Harry Wiley left this noon on a
short business trip to Boston.
Paul Bianchi left yesterday on short
visit 10 White River junction.
II. E. Reynolds had gone to bis home
in Stafford for q months visit.
Five new students have entered the
Bliss Business institute this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. French of Will
Jamestown are visiting friends in the
city today.
Miss Kent, one of the city teachers,
went to Randolph last night for short
visit, returning this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane left today for
Mrs. Lanes home in Hardwick for Il
short visit, returning Tuesday.
0. l.. Cheever took the contract TODAY
fro building Il two tenement house for
George j. Towne on Oswald street.
Frank Adams who was badly injured
several days ago while carrying stone
at the sheds is now able to sit up once
more.
Prtrck Noonan, Robert Murphy.
Frank Duffy and George German left
this noon for short visit in st. Johns
bury.
Andy OBrien has taken the contract
for cutting down the wood on the land
recently purchased by II. A. Duffy and
l.. j. Mead.
w. w. Calder and George S. Earle
have signed the uniform chasing petit
ton and hereafter their stores will be
closed at 5 o'clock.
Nelson Ballard aud S. HOLSTER Jack
son returned last night from Lebanon,
N. H.. where they have been visiting
friends tor few says.
MIR. and Mrs. Darwin Jones of Burl-
ngton arrived in the city this morning
and are to reside here. Mr., Jones will
engage in the insurance business.
John Wood and Alex Marshall left
this noon for Quincy, Mass, where
the former is to work. Mr.. Marshall
will probably return in about week..
Max Severance who was for some
time reporter on the TELEGRAM has
secured position on the reportorial staff
of the Boston Post and is located in
Boston.
The jury in the County Court case of
State VS.. Bridget Butler brought in a
verdict OF guilty and the sentence was a
fine of $500 and 80 days in the House of
Correction.
At its coming city meeting Montpelier
will vote on the ACCESSIBILITY of purchas-
inc the Golden Fleece building and the
vacant lot separating it from Main
street.
There is to be a special meeting of
JIiawatha Lodge, l. o. o. F., this even
ing. Important business is to be,tran
sactcd and every member is requested
l,k"-~>saSent.
S,pNnb Benedict of Williamstown was
vis.,,H5 friends in the city today. He
left on tie noon train for Boston on his
return to Tufts College after a two
weeks vacation.
Fred Bird who has been in the en-
ploy of the Smith Bros, at their meat
market was badly injured yesterday
while getting out Of the order wagon
his foot got caught and he was thrown
to the ground. His ankle was seriously
injured
Officer White of Brooktield was in
the city today to serve papers on Harry
,Jeffords in the case of Bannister vs.
Jeffords. George T. Swasey was Sc
cured as counsel and together with JEFF
fords they drove to Brookfeld today for
the hearing.
Peter Diel of Littleton, N. H., who
has been in the city for the past few
has formed Il syndicate, some of
the members OF which are citizens OF
Barre. and as soon as the snow goes
away they are to commence working an
sing glass mine in the vicinity of War
rem, n. III.
The case of the State vs.. Sweeney for
he larceny OF a coat from Scgel Il
Brady was commenced at 10 o'clock this
morning before A. G.. Fay as court and
, jury composed of Fred Mudget. Ben
Turner, ID. r. Bsbee, w. ii. Gale, L
j, Cave. Jr., and w. A. Whitcomb. f.
). Williams for the defence and M. M.
Gordon and Mortimer Nichols for the
tate.
AT a special meeting of the Montpel-
er city council held Thursday evening
he powers Of the special committee cho-
an at the recent city me citing to investi-,
rate the affairs of the city liquor agen-
y, past and present, were made unlm-
ted by a unanimous vote of the coun-
il. There is every reason to believe
hat the investigation will be all impair
ial and thorough one and some sensa-
ional develoments are anticipated.
The sugar sociable held in the base
nent of Hedding M. f.. church last
light under the auspices Of the Senior
league was we'll attended and very
njoyable event. New sugar was
erved from Z 80 to 8 o'clock, large
lumber of people partaking of the deli
ious "maple honey" After the '.sugar
at" the assembly adjourned to the
hurch parlors where they listened to Il