Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-07-17
Miss Mabel Roben and two nieceS
left this noon for Gr0tOn.

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Mass. last night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roben left
this noon for South Ryegate.
Mrs. Albert Laviolette left today
for Vergennes to visit friends.
Miss Jennie Turner commenced
work at the City Hotel as table girl.
George G Mackie went to Burling-
ton this morning, returning tonight.
Burns Club meeting at O'Clock
evening in the ante-room OF Miles
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith are re-
ioicing over the birth of a son born
yesterday.
Robert Jones left this morning for
Utica, N. Y, called there by the
death of his mother.
Mrs. b. s. Prior returned from
Bethel where she has been visiting
relatives for a few days.
PerIey Smith who has been visiting
relatives ia Graniteville, returned to
his home in Barton this noon.
The civil case of DR.. Nichols against
Frank II. Dickey for debt is going on
before Grand Juror II. w. Scott.
c. N. Wales, deputy sheriff of
Franklin county, located at Enosburg
Falls, is in the city today on business.
The sale of the Lamb property at
Montpelier which was to have taken
place Thursday, has been indefinitely
postponed.
The school commissioners will meet
this evening to settle up the matter
of appointments of school teachers for
next year.
Mrs. Charles Robins left this after
noon for Tennanto IfarbOr, Me-, on a
visit to her parents Captain and Mrs.
John Wall.
Walter Beverly, one of the travel
ing statesmen for the granite firm of
Young Bros, was in town over Sum
day. He left this morning.
Eugene O Blien, form ,rly popu-
lar hack man in the city has now
gone into the trucking business and
started on his team yesterday.
The funeral of Charles Amet, II
Brookline street was held this morn
ing at st. Monica's Church where
service was held. lnterment was in
the Catholic cemetery.
The case of Mrs. M. Zottman VS..
Nelson Downing for board for some of
the men in the employ of the defend
ant was before Judge w. A. Boyce
this morning. Decision reserved.
The Misses Cummings entertained
several of their friends at their home
last evening. 1t was very pleasant
affair, the evening being passed in a
social way and in listening to music.
Ed Ward, NJ. +. Burnham and Al
fred Lane, left Saturday on IA fishing
ing excursion to East Cabot and re-
turned this morning. They had
splendid sport catching 90 perch and
81 trout.
The knights of Columbus held a
special meeting last night. An invi-
tation from the Montpelier Council
was accepted for Wednesday night to
witness the first degree worked on Is
members. 1t was voted to have IA
a picnic at Providence Island during
the month of August.
While precautions are being taken
iu some of the larger cities to guard
the Chinese residents from acts of vio-
lence which spring from desire to
avenge the Pekin massacre, it should
be borne in mind that nearly all the
Mongolians in this country come from
the vicinity of Canton, far removed
from the disturbed district.
P. Rosenberg Of Burlington was ar
rested last night by Constable Blu
chanan on complaint of Mccormack
& Co., Boston. The case is one for
stealing and receiving stolen property,
viz, empty bottles shipped here from
Boston, containing beer. 1t seems
that this firm has been losing from
time to time a great many bottles
which has now amounted to the snug
little sum of 5000. Mccormack & Co.
hired a detective to look into the
matter. This gentleman, after con-
siderable work, located about sixty
dozen bottles at the warehouse of Ro.
senberg in Burlington and arrested
him. The case was brought before
Justice \. G. Fay last night, but con
tinued until this morning at nine
O'Clock. II. w. Scott appeared for
Mccormack & Co., and II. B. Oching-
ton for ROSen Thn cac, ,pnr