Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-06-01
CITY NEWS

John Harrington is laid up with
the grip.
II. d. Segel is in Royalton on bust
ness.
Ice cream, college cream and shcr-
bert at Hawes' tt
Mr.. Levin returned last night from
Burlington.
Ernest Worthcn left today for a
visit IN Burlington.
There will be a special meeting Of
the aldermen this evening.
Remember the grand opening of
Hales pavilion this evening.
William Wishart is around today
getting the u. S. census.
X. W. Morse is in White River
Junction on business today.
Misses Edith Barnes and Belle
Nolan have gone to Burlington.
There will be a meeting of the city
council this evening at o'clock.
Ola Houghton of Middlebury is WIS.,
iting friends in town for few days.
The case of State VS.. Fred Jones for
intoxication has been postponed one
month.
Mr.. Morgan of Roxbury is the new
ticket agent at the Central Vermont
depot.
Clark .. Fits Of Brattleboro is in
the city today working in the inter-
ests of Hon. Kitrldge Haskins.
Abbot Leach, formerly billing clerk
at the NJ. & w. r.. r., and now with
the G. NJ. & st. p. Ry., is in town to-
day.
On October 20 the play gocrs will
see Frohman'S, "Secrct Service" one
of the best shows on the boards this
season.
Frank Jackson moved yesterday
from East street to Mrs. Orvis Pages,
where he has rooms. lie will board
during the summer.
Tickets for Sapho went on sale at
the Red Cross Pharmacy this morn
Ing. Go early and select your seats
as they arc going fast.
Mr.. Waite of Newburgh, N. y,
is in the city, getting up the city d.
rectory, which he expects will be out
about the middle of July.
The case of Tabor VS. Slayton which
was to come before Judge Boyce this
morning, was continued unt til June -
owing to the illness of Judge Boyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Philip, who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Halvosa of Highland Avenue,
left today for their home at Hard
wick.
AS there is almost sufficient money
to go on and have good celebration
July 4th large meeting of citizens
is expected at 7.30 in the city court
room tonight.
Those interested in forming an AS
ISOLATION foot ball club here this sum-
mer by recognizing the Barre Rang
ers are requested to meet at the hall
in Quinlen building on Monday night.
The city officials have been invited
to witness Sapho at the expense of
Manager Lapoint as he is confident
there is no Objectionable scenes and
wishes the officials to see for them
selves.
The census enumerators began this
morning taking the census of the city
and will have it completed in about
two weeks They have divided the
city into sections, each section being
allotted to one enumeration.
DIR. G. w. Steele and Mrs. Steele re-
turned yesterday afternoon from their
| vacation. DIR. Steele went from here
to Washington d. c. to attend the
convention of the Mystic Shrine from
there they went to Baltimore, New
York, Boston, Greenfield and North
Adams.
Judge Rowell has overrulcd the
motion of Mayor Spellman,of Rutland,
and his uperintendent of streets for a
modification of the temporary injunc-
ton restraining them from interfer-
ing with the street commissioner of
the marble city'S board of alderman,
and nothing remains for Mayor Spell
man but to dwell upon the thought
that he is not in reality the head of
his city's municipal government at
the present time. Barre does not
have to resort to iniunctions.