Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-12
CITY news

or the TELEGRAM Is page J.
Open cars were put on the electric
road today.
The TELEGRAM proves its circula.
ton to its advertisers.
Rev. Thomas Donahue went to Bur.
lington this morning.
Strawberries only II cents basket
at W. II. Conner & Sons today.
Alex Ganguay arrived in the city
from st. Adams this morning.
Mrs. n. D. Phelps went to Waits.
field this morning for few days Wis.
lit.
The school commissioners met last
night but no especial business was
transacted.
The case Of L. NJ. Averill VS.. II. +.
Patton is going on in the city court be-
fore Justice Fay.
James Fraser Jr., has moved into
house on Merchant ST., and has set
up housekeeping.
The Adrews opera company left last
night for Plattsburgh, n. y, where
they are to play tonight.
The American Girl Co., arrived in
the city this morning and will appear
at the opera house this evening.
Eugene O'Brien, who has been i'll
with the measles for sometime, went
to his home in Waterbury this morn.
ing.
Mrs. James O'Brien, who has been
in the city for few days visiting her
sons, returned to her home in Water.
bury this morning.
Payette Mendelsohn & Co.'S, store
was filled last night until after !
O'Clock with sports waiting for the
returns Of the Jeffres- Corbett fight.
Scribner'S new meat cart which
John Tasse drives around is neatly
fitted up inside. He carries full
line of vegetables, poultry and meats.
The Italian Socialists held meet
ing Thursday night and decided to
put up building somewhere in the
city, SO that they can have a hall of
their own.
The ladies of the Woman S Guild Of
the Church of the Good Shepherd,
wish to thank all who so generously
assisted them in any way in making
their annual fair and sale success.
We admit we did not originate low
prices on sheet music. We sell at
cost, as an inexpensive form of adver-
Using. We do not even claim origi-
nality in this, but we sell the music.
MckannOn Bros. & Co., Tomasi Block,
Barre, vt. 22tf
George Anderson, former baker for
j. T. Callaghan, has returned to his
home in Montreal. 1t is hard to ill
his place as he was first class baker.
and his customers were pleased with
his work and would like to see him
back.
Tonight at the Salvation army bar
racks Ensign Joseph Parker will give
a magic lantern entertainment. About
fifty colored slides will illustrate the
story of ga Drunken Mother" Every
body should come. The Ensign is we'll
known in Barre and with his lantern
outfit is always welcome.
Mrs. Charlie kimball held the lucky
number at the Art Novelty auction
last evening and received sl.00 worth
of goods free. On account of unfore-
seen hinderanceS and delays in the
auction sales this week, they will be
continued every afternoon and even
ing next week, excepting Monday at
ternoon. Every lady is invited to 60
and buy goods at your own prices.
Auction tickets given at the store.
The lady holding the lucky number at
the end Of each sale receives $l.0O
worth of goods free.
Prof. Caldwell, who was here in the
winter was arrested at Rutland.
charged with practicing medicine
without license. A hearing was
held before Judge Howe. The social
ed electric doctor, who had offices on
Cottage street and who has been
practicing with more or less financial
success for several weeks pleaded gull
ty to the charge against him and was
fined $50 and costs, making total of
S57.97. After paying his fine he de-
clded at once to change his base of
operations, and after leaving the
court room he departed for New
York state. Caldwell practiced sew
eral weeks in Brattleboro and it was
generally understood that he secured
a large amount of money.
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