Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-31
CITY NEWS

Stowe for few days.
Charles II. Jones returned yeSter-
day from his vacation.
A meeting of the school commits
sioners will be held tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Northrop re-
turned yesterday from a weeks vaca-
tion.
The Carpenters and Joiners Union
held a special meeting last eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Smith, of Plain
field, were in the city yesterday after-
noon.
Deputy Sheriff E. c. French was in
Waterbury on business yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ora Cutler returned yesterday
from visit to Queen City Park, Bur-
lington.
Stone chips are being placed on
Washington street which will make
travel better.
Carl johnson leaves Saturday for
Denver, Col, to remain for two or
three months.
Fayette Cutler and daughter, Paul
inc, left for Boston yesterday on bust
ness and pleasure.
Herbert Elmer sprained his ankle
quite badly Tuesday on the side hill
in front of his house.
If you want the most fresh city,
county, state and telegraph news,
| take TIE TELEGRAM.
Telephones are being pl ICED in the
residences of l.. r. Rickert, Rev. II.
C. Cumingsand John Gordon.
William Miers returned Wednesday
night from his fishing trip to High
gate. He brought home Il good
catch.
Read every adv't. in this issue of
THE TELEGRAM. Every one tells OF
some special bargain that will inter
est on.
Right in the heart of the city is
where those building lots that Duffy
& Mead advertise in this issue, are
located.
Judge Boyce will hold a session OF
court tonight for naturalization pur'
poses at 40. This will be the last
time before election.
Andrew Knapp. Of the Red Cross
Pharmacy, and Willis Abbott, OF
Homer Fits store are expected back
from their vacation Saturday.
Tonight at O'Clock there will be
special communication OF Granite
lodge, No. So f. and A. NJ. The
third degree will be conferred.
Wayne Burnham and Clinton Mel
son will start Monday on the paint
ing of the iron bridges for which
they have secured the contract.
The full list of Labor Day same
and races will be found in this issue
Look it up and see what an attractive
program the committee has prepared
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who has beef
visiting her sister, Mrs. David Beatti
for the last month, returned yesterda.
to her home at Harrison Square
Mass.
The two Italian boys who were ar
rested for stealing lumber from join
Browns stone shed were found guilt
yesterday and fined 81 and costs o
$500.
The influence of Barre is being fel
far and wide. Her influence may be
potent factor in the election at Rut
land through the following lette
which was printed in the Rutlan
Daily News yesterday:
ct. w. Moloney has received tn
following letter from J. P. Mari Q
Barre: ''Being informed that you
attitude toward labor interests an
labor laws during your term in TIN
legislature of 1890 is being questione'
today, hereby make the following
statement which you can use as yo
deem best.
: cat the time in question l wa
secretary of the Barre Branch of tn
Granite Cutters National union, an
, in consequence of a large number
, bills hostile to organized labor havin
been introduced at that session OF tn
legislature. l was elected a legiSla
tive committee of one to attend tina
legislature and endeavor to kill thes
bills. A strong lobby well backe
with capital was pushing them. Blu
by the untiring efforts OF yourself an
few real friends of labor, we SUE
ceeded in killing all these bills in CON
mittee and hereby declare that n
more staunch and true friend Of laho
and labor interests was in that legls
lature that T. W. Moloney. Wit
! best wishes am yours, j. =, NASs