Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-02-19
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.

Frank Jackson began work this
morning as clerk at Frank McWhor-
ter's store.
Sag HarbOr comes to Barre on the
evening Of March 5th, on the day. Of
the city election.
Alfred Boyce is not at work this
week as he began three weeks lay
off from his duties as mail clerk.
Those Gramophones such as you
hear at the Amusement Parlors are
for sale by Averill Music Co.
Ned Lampson began work this
morning at the local New England
Telephone exchange in place of Leon
Grendle.
Sheriff Graves was in Montpelier
Saturday afternoon for the purpose of
drawing the jury to serve at the COM
ing term.
There is a rare treat in store for
those who attend the production of
"Ingomar" at the opera house this
evening.
Supreme court will come back
Thursday, March /, to announce de-
cisions in the cases that have been
before the courts.
Don't miss the opening performance
of the D'Ormond- Fuller Co. at the
opera house this evening. "Ingomar"
will be the play and the prices only
10, 20 and 30 cents.
Lewis Breno of Barre has had his
pension increased from Sc to SO, and
Jesse Ayers of Barre has been in
creased from $40 to s17, through the
agency of r. J. Deavitt.
Have you secured your seats for
Ingomar, the Barbarian" which will
be given by the D'Ormand-- Fuller Co.
at the opera house this evening?
Prices are only 10, 90 and 30 cents.
The jury calendar for Washington
county court for the March term,
which opens in Montpelier Wednes-
day, March 7, has been issued. Judge
Taft will be the presiding Judge at
the March term.
There will be special convocation
of Ruth Chapter, No. 33, o. E. S.,
Monday afternoon at l O'Clock sharp
for the purpose of attending the fun
cral of our late sister, Armilda M.
Snow. MARY E. BENEDICT, W. NJ.
264-265
George f. Holden a lawyer of Mont
pelier, was adjudged insane Friday
afternoon by Drs. G. E. Chandler and
William Lindsay, and Saturday was
committed to the asylum at Water
bury by City Sheriff Bancroft. George
was uneasy during Friday night, re-
fusing to stay in his room and insist
ed that he should be placed in Jail.
Robert Cook watched over him during
the night.
The subjects of the illustrated lee
lures by Robert A. Gibbs given at the
Universalist church this week are as
follows: Monday evening, London,
Paris and the Alps; Tuesday, A Cruise
in the Mediterranean; Wednesday,
Picturesque America and Mexico;
Thursday, Three American Cities;
Friday, A Tour in Italy; Saturday,
Our Island Possessions. Tickets for
the course, IS cents; single admission,
20 cents.
A certified execution was issued
Saturday against Taylor O. Parker of
this city, defendant in the suit of
Ellen Parker VS.. Taylor O. Parker,
which was tried at the September
term and in which a judgment of 1890
and costs was given the plaintiff. A
bill in chancery is to be brought be-
fore the March term of court to set
aside the conveyance made by Taylor
O. Parker to his wife, fraud being al.
legged, SO that the judgment can be
secured of this. Parker is now in Jail
on certified execution by his other
daughter, Grace. Ellen Parker is
deaf and dumb. j. p. Lamson ap-
De3rS for the O1aintiff